January 31, 2011

Photosmith promises iPad/Lightroom integration

Earlier today Christopher Phin pointed out the interesting-looking Photosmith, “the iPad to Lightroom bridge.” I haven’t tried the app, but it sounds promising for lightweight, on-the-go triage & sync (y’know, the thing that photographers have been clamoring for):

It’s not a replacement for Lightroom–it’s a travel-sized companion.

The Lightroom integration will work simply as a plugin… By using a File > menu option, you can open the [Photosmith] Sync screen directly from within Lightroom.

No additional software is needed. No tinkering with settings is needed. No iTunes or special configuration. It works on a PC or a Mac… The iPad is detected automatically as long as you’re connected to the same WiFi network and [Photosmith] is running on it – as soon as the Sync screen opens, it automatically looks for your iPad and then shows you the stats (last sync date, number of new images/collections/keywords), and then lets you choose the collection you want to sync (or all of them).

 

(rt) Illustration: Loose Tweets, great posters, & more

• Poster art:
  • “Loose Tweets Sink Fleets!” Brian Moore makes propaganda posters of WWIII. [Via]
  • Mubi.com rounds up the best movie posters of 2010. And here’s another decent, if more mainstream, collection. [Via]
• Art history:
  • Check out the cheerful models who were used in “American Gothic” standing next to the painting. [Via]
  • You can buy fantastic Susan Kare prints of original Mac icons. Moof! [Via]
• I’ll see you on the Dark Side of the Dorito.