All the software coders must be working hard to finish up things so they can take a long holiday, as the volume of new software and updates continues at an above average rate lately:
Tiffen DFX 3.0.5 adds support for a number of Sony cameras as well add some new minor controls and compatibility with the Avid video editing products. PictoColor released iCorrect Portrait 2.0, which makes it 64-bit compliant. Irridient RAW Developer bumps to version 1.9.3 with lots of new camera support, including the Nikon P7100 and Nikon 1 models. XRite ilProfiler 1.2 adds a bunch of new features to the calibration program. Exif Editor 1.0.1 (Mac only; App Store) adds support for new cameras, including several recent Nikon models. Apple updated Aperture to 3.2.2 to fix a problem with Photo Stream. iWatermark 1.1 adds iPhoto and Aperture integration to its ability to add a watermark to photos.
In the iPad world, we got Silkscreen 1.0, which is an interesting way to preview your image on an iOS device while working on it in Photoshop (Mac only; App Store). Big Lens was updated to add an HDR function to its faux tilt capabilities. Filterstorm Pro is another interesting product, as beyond the layering abilities in processing, it can batch process metadata and set up export destinations for images from the iPad. PiRAWnha is a raw file converter for the iPad. For those of you on the edge (that would be coastal locations, not mentally), TideTrac 1.0.1 is a useful free app for predicting tidal events in the US. FX Photo Studio is another in the long line of effects and filtering programs for the iPad.
And, just in case you missed the next story, Nikon issued a couple of firmware updates for Nikon 1 lenses. But I no longer report that type of thing here (usually): you can find the full details at my Web site for mirrorless cameras: sansmirror.com.