I’ve been developing software since before the first moon landing and taking photographs for even longer. (Over the years I’ve gotten really good at one of those two.) I’m the developer of ImageIngester and a few other digital-photography apps.
You can see some of my pictures here.
I’ve also written some books, the best-known of which is Advanced UNIX Programming.
What pros use to copy their images from cards to computer with backup, renaming, organizing into folders, applying metadata, GPS tagging, converting to DNG, verifying, and more. With just one-click!
New Classic Cameras site
Why Johnny Can't Print May 11, 2008
Looking at a Real NEF Bayer Pattern May 7, 2008
Digital Photography on the Web April 28, 2008
Raw Conversion: Better Never Than Late April 24, 2008
Scanning in India by Way of California With ScanCafe February 15, 2008
How To Back Up Your Personal Computer January 30, 2008
Every Camera I've Ever Owned January 25, 2008
Sharpening JPEGs for the Web January 4, 2008
Lessons Learned From My Memory Problem December 20, 2007
Hunting Down a Mac Hardware Problem December 20, 2007
Trimming GPS Tracks With GPSTrackViewer November 13, 2007
The World's Shortest Camera Buying Guide September 22, 2007
Transporting and Storing Portable Backup Drives August 26, 2007
"The Luminous Landscape" Teaches Me to Print August 4, 2007
Creating a Google Photo Map (Revised) June 26, 2007
Sony GPS-CS1: Not Good Enough for Geotagging Photos June 24, 2007
Epson P-3000/P-5000 Multimedia Storage Viewer March 10, 2007
Trying Out Infrared January 20, 2007
Stupid Designs Hold Digital Back April 1, 2006
Wristwatch Pages (also here)
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