Want to learn how to take pictures at dusk? Capture running water? Use those crazy aperture settings? Nikon Learn & Explore for iPhone explains it all, and it doesn't cost a cent.

Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

The much-anticipated, long-overdue app brings the best of Flickr to your iPhone, including browsing recently added photos and uploading geotagged photos on the fly.

Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

A new Windows multimedia suite pairs an open, easily navigated interface with tools for editing, copying, saving, burning, and uploading photos, videos, and media projects.

Originally posted at The Download Blog

The release candidate of a Photoshop plug-in lets those with Nikon D3000 and D300s SLRs and Olympus' E-P1 handle those cameras' raw image formats.

As with Adobe's Creative Suite applications, the future version of Lightroom for the Mac will work only on Intel-based machines.

Google, Flickroom, and others show just how much Yahoo's photo-sharing site needs an overhaul. Good thing Flickr is working on upgrades.

The image-editing powerhouse suggests users of its low-end software head online to Photoshop.com now that Photoshop Album Starter Edition is discontinued.

The faster, higher-capacity successor to SDHC cards are nearer to reality. Toshiba promises samples in November and the real thing next spring.

Mark Hamburg, instrumental to building Photoshop and Lightroom, has returned to Adobe after working on Microsoft operating system usability.

Why does Lightroom export three batches of 100 photos more quickly than one batch of 300? It's a matter of programming priorities.