Andrew Darlow
Andrew Darlow is a writer, photographer, and digital imaging consultant. Over the last 15 years, he has taught thousands of photographers at photo conferences, private workshops, and at the International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York. He is the former Editorial Director of Digital Imaging Techniques Magazine, and the current editor of ImagingBuffet.com, an online imaging magazine and podcast. He also publishes the Inkjet & Imaging Tips Newsletter, available free to subscribers at www.imagingbuffet.com.
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How to Get Three RGBL Readouts, Plus an Image Tooltips Box Tip
December 20 2006
One of the most important tools to have when prepping files is a RGB on-screen color value readout (a.k.a. floating densitometer). This is especially important when working on files with a lot of highlight or shadow data. As we get... read moreSix Tips for Using the Centered Loupe Option
November 29 2006
With the Aperture 1.5 update came an additional feature within the Loupe tool called "Centered Loupe". The original Aperture Loupe tool was, and still is an excellent way to check focus and detail on images of any size, including thumbnails,... read morePhotoPlus Expo and presentations at Apple's booth
November 08 2006
I just spent three fantastic days at the PhotoPlus Expo in New York City (November 2-4). I've been going to the show for more than ten years and this was the second year that Apple Computer has had a booth... read moreRecent Posts | All O'Reilly Posts
Bill Frakes on Aperture
Publish Date: Nov. 28, 2006
Bill Frakes is a versatile pro shooter who is widely known for his Sports Illustrated work. In this podcast interview conducted by Andrew Darlow in New York City, Bill talks about his workflow and how he manages thousands of images using Aperture.

