New site: digital photo and imaging workflow
Great new site from Peter Krogh and friends about digital photography and imaging workflow and standards… in the works for a long time. Check it out.
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I like to add on the article by adding that Web standards are super important. For example what is now happening between Apple and Adobe.
Velva – that’s a great point. Thanks for commenting!