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Today we released version 1.0.5 of our HDRtist Pro, this is the most stable and fastest version of HDRtist Pro to date. With many Lion issues worked and improvements overall, everyone using HDRtist Pro should get the FREE update as soon as possible.

To Update: Mac App Store customers, go to the “Updates” section of the Mac App Store and click on the “Download” button next to HDRtist Pro in the list. Non Mac App Store customers, select “Check for Update” from the “HDRtist Pro” menu within HDRtist Pro.
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With the latest update to Funtastic Photos, we’ve not only improved the Lion compatibility, but we’ve also fixed a bunch of bugs and added some new features. The new version is available immediately and direct from the Ohanaware web site.

See some examples of the new features
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Fun Card Studio is Ohanaware’s latest e-card (electronic postcard, like Apple iCards) software for Mac OS X. It’s been designed to be quick and easy to use, while allowing a greater degree of customization and personalization. Fun Card Studio includes some unique features such as 1-Click Styles, built-in photo effects, stamp & postmark styles, send button to send Fun Cards via Apple Mail or Microsoft Outlook and iPhoto Exporting. Fun Card Studio is compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) and feature Gesture support, use the trackpad to scale or rotate photos.

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The Canon 60D is currently my choice of camera for various reasons. It’s image quality is superb, the shooting options allows me to take photos that I previously couldn’t and Canon user interface makes this camera quick and easy to use. The lens selection is superb and many lens can be purchased for quite a reasonable price.

The previous Sony NEX incarnations, were very exciting to begin with, but as more information crept out and my own usage of these cameras, I became quite disappointed with them. Namely because the NEX series was aimed at people who don’t like to fiddle and are not looking for control over their photos. When Sony announced the NEX-7, this marked a change in their NEX philosophy. There is no doubt in my mind that the Sony NEX-7 is aimed at people who like control over their photos. One of the concerns I had with the NEX series is that Sony’s history has proved that they don’t like to offer FREE updates, I was wrong with the NEX.
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We’re quite proud to say that our HDRtist made it into the Graphics category of the 100 best mac apps over at MakeUseOf.com! Woot!

http://www.makeuseof.com/pages/best-mac-apps