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This just in from Adobe: "Just to alert you, NVIDIA is starting to discontinue CUDA support for some older GPUs in their new driver releases. If you are still using one of these older cards, and need GPU support for Adobe applications, do not update your drivers while you look into a purchasing a new card. If you need to reinstall NVIDIA drivers, see this web page."

A photon checks into a hotel and the bellhop asks him if he has any luggage. The photon replies, “No, I’m traveling light.”

This just in from the Wall Street Journal: "As more police agencies equip officers with body cameras in response to public pressure, authorities are discovering they create problems of their own: how to analyze, process and store the mountains of video each camera generates. Prosecutors in northern Colorado recently spent hours poring over a dozen videos captured by police wearing cameras. The

I've seen a lot of ADT installations using fisheye lenses lately. ADT must be having a sales promotion or something. One of the updates to FIVE in the last year is the Correct Fisheye filter, found in the Edit filter group. In the past, I would use the Undistort filter, but Correct Fisheye works a lot better / easier / faster on these low-end fisheye lenses I've been seeing. In the case

It looks like the transition to Amazon.com is finished and my book, Forensic Photoshop, is now available there exclusively. Paperback and hardcover options are both available for immediate shipping. As I've noted in the past, the book isn't based on a particular version of Photoshop. It's a workflow book ... what to do when, and why. As such, it's still relevant and informative for those

Adobe has begun to release details about the upcoming changes to their Creative Cloud products. Click here to find out what's coming next in Adobe Audition CC.

Here's an interesting article from the Washington Post about Forensic Odontology. Check out this quote, "the problem with bite mark analysis was never the lack of a flow chart. The problem is that there has never been any real scientific research to support its two main underlying premises — that human dentition is unique, and that human skin is capable of registering and recording that