Handy. It even comes with a print instruction on how to turn them into trifold leaflets.

From bergdesign:

SuperCal™ is a visual display calibrator capable of measuring and correcting most conventional displays, including LCDs, CRTs and projectors. SuperCal doesn’t require any hardware measurement devices – only your eyeballs – yet it can be much more accurate, based on how well you pay attention to what you’re doing.

Highly usable software calibration app that gets a long due (Universal) alpha update. If you are serious about your display (no excuse for photographers), this one’s a must-have.

The latest entree to the app store gold-mining scam, first reported by iPhoneography.com:

This app doesn’t make sense… It’s new and looks kinda cool BUT, you have to buy the “film” and you only get to take 36 pics before you have to buy it again.

I gotta hand it to this guy, I wish he could use their creativity into making something more honest & useful.

One of Aperture’s strongest feature is its output/presentation. I’ve been using both the slideshow creation & photobook design capacity extensively since Aperture 1.0, and Apple has done a wonderful job of not only improving the speed, feature-set and usability, but also introducing newer, leaner, (literally) bigger & better templates.

Meet PhotoBookGirl.com. The site reviews Aperture 3 from a book designer’s point of view, and physically reviews the printed result of their underwater book made on it. (Love the signature Apple booksleeve that comes with the book.)

It also features a smart Photo Book Wizard for comparing a bunch of online book suppliers.

(via Aperture User Network)

Clever use of motion graphic and typography by Jean-Sebastien Monzani. I recommend you to start with Unspoken and make your way to whatever you feel like and end with Your Secret.