Avenza updates Geographic Imager plugin for Photoshop

Geographic Imager 2.0 adds new tools and automated scripting. The plugin adds geospatial functionality to Photoshop CS2 and CS3.

Connected Flow bringing FlickrExport to iPhoneConnected Flow is bringing a native version of its popular FlickrExport application to the iPhone.
Canon introduces EOS Digital Rebel XSThe EOS Digital Rebel will replace the Digital Rebel XTi, when the 10.1-megapixel camera ships later this summer.

Review: Photoshop Elements 6
Users who want to learn image editing and start creating fun projects with their photos will enjoy Photoshop Elements 6. The much-anticipated image-editing program will also appeal to users of the previous version, who will discover a significant number of new features that make upgrading worthwhile.
Review: Olympus E-3
It's big and brawny, and Olympus's new DSLR can handle the elements. It's high-ISO performance isn't as good as Nikon's D300 or Canon's EOS 40D, but the E-3's overall image quality is very good.
Review: Canon EOS 40D
There's a lot to like about Canon's successor to the popular EOS 30D digital single-lens reflex camera. Experienced photographers will enjoy the EOS 40D's intuitive design and easy-to-use software interface, not to mention the great image quality. It's not perfect, but it's a DSLR to seriously consider.
Review: Sony Alpha DSLR-A700
With the Alpha DSLR-A700, Sony shows that it still has much to prove as a manufacturer of DSLR cameras. While the camera produces good-looking images, it has several usability quirks that will frustrate experienced photographers.
Review: Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10K
Panasonic’s Lumix DMC-L10K is the company’s latest offering for the midrange DSLR market. It's a camera that's slightly smaller than your typical DSLR, and it has a few usability quirks, but it comes with a terrific Leica lens to help the L10K produce good-looking pictures.

Troubleshooting advice and Mac OS X 10.5.3
Ted Landau looks at Photoshop file corruption and Mac OS X 10.5.3 as well as troubleshooting tips on trashing your cache in this week’s Bugs & Fixes column.
Digital Photo: Color correcting digital camera images
As far as digital technology has come, there’s still one thing that digital cameras won’t do: give you perfect color every time. But unfortunately, every digital camera sneaks some kind of color cast into your images. Here’s how to get your color in line.
Digital Photo: Take advantage of face detection
We love photographing people. But our cameras aren’t always cooperative. They focus on the bricks in the background instead of on handsome Uncle Ted, or they set off a blinding flash that washes out playful party pictures.
Digital Photo: Master your image library
Much of the attention for iPhoto ’08 has focused on the new Events pane, which organizes your photos based on when they were taken. But Apple’s newest photo manager has many more tricks up its sleeve.
Your photo here
A print isn’t the only way to show off your photographic endeavors. Whereas photo-based gifts were once limited to mouse pads and mugs, now you can customize far more interesting objects with your favorite pictures.

The Apple of the future
The Apple of five years from now will most certainly be different from the Apple of today. But as Dan Moren suggests, it probably won’t be a future anybody can predict.
The 23rd Annual Editors' Choice Awards
Every year, Macworld editors see a mass of products, and every year, a few emerge from the crowd because of their innovation, value, or quality. Those are the ones that capture our annual Eddy Awards, given to our favorite products of the year. In 2007, 32 products caught our fancy. See if our favorites match yours.