Digidesign Ships 7.4.2 (for Leopard)

Digidesign Pro Tools 7.4.2A mere 237 days after the release of Leopard, Digidesign releases a version of their Pro Tools LE software that is finally compatible.

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Best Indian Restaurant in San Francisco (imo!) - Noe / Castro

Okay I’m biased because I was part of the team that built their website, Kasa Indian Eatery, but really!  The food is awesome!  Check them out. Here is a shot of their opening day.

Kasa Indian Eatery - Opening Day in San Francisco

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Panoramic Ocean, Beach, Costanoa, T2 Photo

Panoramic Ocean, Beach, Costanoa, T2 Photo

High resolution panoramic photo the beach close to Costanoa in California. Shot with a Nikon D3, manual exposure settings, 22000px wide.

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California Beach Photo Sunset San Francisco

California Beach Photo Sunset San FranciscoEnlarge

This shot was another HDR that was shot on a Nikon D3, no tripod. Just around the corner from the beach town of Costanoa in California.

The resort was great — friendly staff, nice rooms (with Aveda products) with comfortable beds (no TVs in the rooms, nice plus), breakfast was good. Highly recommend Costanoa for a weekend trip.

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Chinese Pagota in Yunnan

Chinese Pagota in Yunnan [photo / pic]

Another shot, shot on a backup camera (Nikon D200) while in China. This is Chuxiong’s pagoda, which is about 8-9 stories high and allows one to view a 360° panoramic view of the city, nestled in the mountains of Yunnan.

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Costonoa Beach Photo, California Beach Photography T2 Photo

Costonoa Beach Photo, California Beach Photography T2 Photo

Here is a shot of the famous lighthouse right up the road from Costanoa on the California coast. It was shot with a Nikon D3, again, using HDR by using three photos. No tripod was used, but because it can shoot up to nine NEF (raw format) pictures per second, shots like these turn out okay.

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Costanoa, California HDR Picture T2 Photo

Costanoa Beach next to Lighthouse, California, HDR, T2 PhotographyJust got back from Costanoa and we took this shot of the sunset. There was some sort of movie or television production going on right behind us at the lighthouse.

Used Photomatrix Pro to HDR merge the levels, using a Nikon D3 — I think we shot five NEFs, bracketing the exposure by .3 to .5 each stop — so that would take about 1/2 a second to shoot five photos.

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