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Francesca Allen photographs Lithuania’s long hair contest Creative Review
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Students showcase rural revitalization through photography at Apple event ecns.cn
iPhone users can now capture DSLR like photos with Adobe’s new camera app - Hindustan Times Hindustan Times
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The images are part of a Royal Photographic Society Landscape Group exhibition that is travelling around the UK ...
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Rome, an exhibition dedicated to Elliott Erwitt's photography coming to Palazzo Bonaparte Finestre sull'Arte
Adobe brings computational photography to Apple iPhones with Project Indigo Business Standard
David Vaughan Photography: Slowing Down the East End Hamptons.com
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Adobe’s Project Indigo Brings Cutting-Edge Computational Photography to iPhones The Hans India
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Get more natural looking iPhone photos with your existing handset through Adobe’s new computational photography app. It’s called Project Indigo, and it's ready to download now.
D’anciens ingénieurs de la caméra Pixel de Google ont développé Project Indigo, une nouvelle application photo lancée par Adobe. Cette initiative marque l’arrivée d’un outil innovant qui pourrait tran ...
La galerie associative Hasy propose une exposition photographique de deux artistes, Plein Phare, dans le bois du Pouliguen, du 21 juin au 14 septembre.