A nice tutorial on YouTube which shows how to generate slow motion effects with footage from DSLR cameras with 50p/60p frame rates like the Canon 7D.
Editing video footage from a DSLR HD camera with Adobe Premiere versions like CS4 and smaller was definitely a pain. Incredible slow when working with the native material, incredible complicated when working with proxy files etc.
Now with Adobe Premiere CS5 editing DSRL HD footage is working more smooth. Jason Levine shows how footage from different cameras with different resolutions and frame rates can be edited now. Sure a 64-bit machine with sufficient RAM and CPU power helps.
It seems to be official how the new flagship from Canon will look like, several pictures can already be found in the internet 
It comes with the following incredible features:
Really incredible
Adobe has released a nice and free photo editing application for your iPhone called “Photoshop.com Mobile“. You can take, select, edit and upload photos to some Photoshop page. It comes with the following editing functions:
Nice app if you like taking photos with your iPhone.
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You have purchased a new camera and the RAW or NEF pictures are not opened in Adobe Photoshop or Bridge CS4?
This is the case when you have e.g. a Canon 5D Mark II or Nikon D3S. What helps is a upgrade of Adobe Camera Raw. This can be done either manual using the download from Adobe or using the upgrade function in Photoshop (Help->Upgrades).
The update from Photoshop version 11.0 to 11.0.1 should also be done, a few stability issues should be fixed.
CS3 users will have a problem because Adobe Camera Raw is no longer developed for CS3. If you really want to use RAW/NEF then a upgrade to CS4 seems to be needed.