Leaf Club eNews
January 2005 Edition

Wishing all Leaf Club members a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2005!

Leaf Aptus offers versatile storage options

The new Leaf Aptus digital camera back gives professionals the flexibility to choose a storage device based on their shooting needs. You can select from a number of storage options: a standard compact flash (CF) card, the fast 20 GB Leaf Digital Magazine, a portable FireWire disk, or your computer's hard disk. Click here, to read about the advantages of each configuration.

Storage options

Leaf Capture 10 an instant focus verification tool

A unique digital loupe tool is included in the new Leaf Capture 10 application. This digital loupe allows you to verify your image's focus with one click, directly from any size preview. The loupe accesses high-resolution data to magnify an area of interest at 100 percent. You can reset the size of the loupe's window from 50 x 50 pixels to 400 x 400 pixels. To learn more and see examples, click here.

Leaf Capture 10 Digital

Matthew Leighton talks to Leaf

Matthew Leighton was raised in a creative household, and spent his youth in Wales and England. Fueled by a strong desire to travel, Matthew's photographic career started on a bus in the Andes at the age of 19. Self taught, Matthew has since worked in more than 30 countries on photographic assignments, and operates two studios: one in Bogota, Colombia, and the other near Bristol in the United Kingdom. Matthew’s photographs have been published in more than 25 books and he has worked extensively with large corporations. To read his interview, click here.  

Photographer Matthew

Leaf at Focus on Imaging 2005

Join us at Focus on Imaging 2005 where Leaf will be demonstrating the new Leaf Aptus digital back and Leaf Capture 10 application in a fashion-studio and still life settings. Held in Birmingham, England, Focus on Imaging is Europe's largest annual photographic show. Click here to register online for a hands-on demo, or to read more about Leaf at Focus on Imaging.

Saving disk space on Mac OS X version 10.3

Save disk space on your Mac by using the Mac OS X Archive function for archiving files and folders. Archiving compresses your files without loosing image quality. Archived files take up less disk space than uncompressed files, so archiving is also useful for making backup copies of your data and sending information over the Internet. To learn more about archiving, click here.

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