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Canon Japan announces Digital Photo Professional and EOS Utility updates
A press release that appeared on Canon Japan's website today indicates that Canon will be upgrading its Digital Photo Professional and EOS Utility applications. According to this translation, DPP will be a 'significant' upgrade and will be available free as of June 26th. The automatic translation, as is often the case, is not entirely clear but it seems the program will add new color analysis and adjustment tools and allow greater adjustments in RAW images to highlights, shadows and image quality as well as lens correction tool.
|A screenshot of Digital Photo Professional 4.0 that appeared on Canon Japan's website today.
The release indicates that the user interface to DPP will be updated and function buttons on the interface will be programmable to allow for different functionality. EOS Utility will be updated to version 3.0, and will work in conjunction with DPP 4 for remote shooting into the Digital Photo Professional workspace.
Both programs will be available for Windows 7/8/8.1 and Mac OS X 10.8 and 10.9. The update will include compatibility for the Canon EOS-1D X, EOS 1-D C, EOS 5D Mark III and EOS 6D.
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So new and better software that's not compatible with hardware that's presently on dealer's shelves or just sold recently? I'm so sick of the games and manipulation from Canon. It makes me want to dump all my Canon gear and switch to another provider. Disgusting abuse of customers. How do they sleep much less survive in the marketplace? Is there no place for ethical conduct in today's marketplace. The govenment in China has to order Nikon to shape up, now we get this bullcarp from Canon. It's depressing I tell you.
Come on, honestly: Are you a DPP 3.x poweruser?
Probably not. I'd guess you use stuff like LR instead.
So you claim to dump your hundreds-of-dollars gear just because canon gives away a new tool, which you cannot use and which predecessor you probably never used either?
To put it mildly, that does not sound very deliberate.
Honestly - I'll try to put this mildly so as it won't hurt too much.
I've been using DPP since the beginning.
I hate all Adobe products. So you are wrong.
YOu may have a reading comprehension problem because... I said"It makes me want to dump all my Canon gear". That's not the same as "I dumped all my Canon gear" now is it? It was a statement on how I feel, not on what I've done. Get it? Go back to school and read a few books maybe. Do it deliberately.
But seriously. What makes you so convinced that canon will not add further models?
I suppose supporting more models by first release of DPP 4 will have significantly delayed the date of its first issue. So if canon plans to add support of other models later, it does not make sense to delay the release that already supports some other models.
my $0,02
DPP 4.0 is ONLY compatible for the Canon EOS-1D X, EOS 1-D C, EOS 5D Mark III and EOS 6D.And you must enter a serial number ! STUPID ! STUPID....
It is unacceptable that DPP 4.0 is not compatible with the eos 7 d or the 5DMKII, canon part is to take people for idiots! Besides I already changed my case and I bought the sony a7! bye bye Canon
Canon: Please add support for previous cameras to DPP 4; we (users) have lots of existing images taken with earlier camera models too. At the very least you need to support the previous models in that range - i.e. 5D2, 1Ds3, 1D4. Ideally all Canon dSLRs.
I know I'm being a bit cheeky, but whilst we're at it, please could you add support for the DualISO CR2 files created with Magic Lantern? Pretty please?
Were did the option 'paste recipe to all images' go? DPP is unusable without it!
Its in the second drop down, number 5 counted from the bottom. First you selct all and then ...
The only drawback I see (as stated below) is that these recipes now INCLUDE cropping and rotation info which is for me a not very usefull approach since I tend to copy things like WB, noise settings, optical corrections to ALL or many pics but crop each pic differently... :(
It IS possible.
You need to copy a 'selected' recipe Ctrl+Shift+C (also available in the dropdown menu) ... a dialog asks what to copy very detailed. Deselect cropping stuff etc. as you like. The selection survives a restart of DPP :-)
Now pasting the recipe justs pastes the selected settings.
Ah great, tnx! I guess it's only possible to paste recipes to more than one image in the general view, not in the edit image view (you can't select more than one image in the edit image view). A bit annoying, but I guess I'll get used to it..
For me, as long time user of the classic dpp most changes are improvements and overall the performance esp. with the dlp modules. Two changes are not positive from my point of view:
- I really liked the old quick separate crop and rotation tool. It was much faster.
- Maybe connected to the loss of a separate crop and rotation tool crop and rotation is now also part of a recipe when copied from one pic to another. Meaning that if your pic contains cropping info this is copied to another pic when coping the correction recipe! Before this was separated - which was much more flexible. Normaly cropping is someting very individual for a pic and not something like a whitbalance or nois reduction setting which typically applies to a sequence of pics...
PS: ... I had one crash so far with about 1000 pics developed from my 5D3.
has it got a plug in for aperture and photoshop or the other way round.
I spoke with someone at Canon earlier today. They said that the initial release of DPP 4.0 will only support the current FF cameras as listed, but the intention was that other cameras will be added in future releases. No hint at when of course. Their message seemed to be that it was not their intention to restrict DPP 4.0 only to current FF models, they just haven't yet gotten around to addling in support for other cameras (including the 7D and other APS-C models).
I suppose restricting the supported camera set enabled them to release it a little earlier the they would have been able to do if they'd had to include everything in the first release.
Not sure if this is Canon's official position, but that's what I was told. Unless they change their mind, the next release of DPP 4 should have additional camera support.
As I've posted elsewhere in this thread - yes it looks like the official position:
Nice to get further confirmation though.
A quick question for those who installed DDP 4. Will installing DDP 4 wipe out existing installation of DDP 3.13 which supports all my Canon 5D3, 70D and m raw files? If I can have both running at the same time then I will install it otherwise I will have to wait for until it updates.
The instruction manual says that the above mentioned models are the only ones that are supported. Hence they are not "included".
Yeah, I saw that too - though reading my posts below that looks to change at some point. I've been looking at DPP 4.0 with some downloaded 5D III files and I like the look and feel. One thing I really like is the expansion of 'Collection' allowing for multiple collections.
Looks as though there'll be an update for crop cameras.
'At launch, DPP 4.0 is compatible with Canon's current range of full-frame DSLRs, including the EOS-1D X, EOS-1D C, EOS 5D Mark III and EOS 6D. For other models, an update of DPP 3.14 will be released.'
WOW, the highlight recovery now competes with Lightroom:
Let me think, for downloading DPP 4.0. you need a serialnumber of 1 of those mentioned DSLR camera's ! ! ! !
I used the serial number from one of my EOS M bodies and it worked. Go figure.
Just put a random number and it worked also.
Why would Canon offer such an improved version of DPP and limit it to just 4 pro camera bodies? I'm hoping the list of supported cameras will grow over time, it took a couple years for the DLO modules (lens correction) to be released for the earlier versions of DPP.
There are quite a few that have tried to use this new version with cameras that are not on the short list, it will not open RAW files.
Yeah, it looks like DPP 4 might only be for new cameras going forward. And Canon also announced a new version of DPP 3 that will be available soon, no idea if it will have all the new features of DPP 4 though.
This copied from my reply below (no mention of when this will happen though):
Looks as though there'll be an update for crop cameras.
'At launch, DPP 4.0 is compatible with Canon's current range of full-frame DSLRs, including the EOS-1D X, EOS-1D C, EOS 5D Mark III and EOS 6D. For other models, an update of DPP 3.14 will be released.'
amt: thanks for posting the DPP 3 update link!
Meanwhile, Nikon replaces Capture NX with a (not free) great piece of crap. Nice one Nikon!
And what about dual monitor support?
I've been using VSCO with Photoshop for a few years now. Time to look at DPP again. I always liked the ability to change profiles in DPP, compared to other programs. You can get a preview of B&W in-camera and then do a more elaborate B&W conversion from a color photo.
About time. I really loved DPP for many years because it rendered the best colors and most appealing balance of detail and creamy smoothness for skin by default. But its other features were slow or ineffective compared to Lightroom. Once I learned how to tweak LR's settings to match the look of DPP's rendering, I stopped using DPP.
The other issue with DPP is the GUI. I hated not being able to change the color of the GUI, and having bright colors in any visual editing app is a big annoyance that I can't stand. There is a reason why almost all visual editing apps use darker GUI's, including the thumbnail backgrounds or any of the other windows/panes. The way the tools can't fully dock/lock in all views is also a huge annoyance.
Add to that the lack of features like before/after comparisons, copy/paste specific processing settings, snapshots, etc, there's no way to compete with LR. But if someone doesn't want to spend money on a dedicated RAW editor, then DPP is more than usable.
Upss, the new version works fine with my EOS 5DMkIII files but doesn't work with the files of my expensive and not so old EOS-1D mMKIV camera. Bad news!
I downloaded the Mac version from Canon Hong Kong, and this new version is dramatically faster -- which DPP really needs. Very disappointed that Canon isn't supporting all of their current DSLR cameras. Hoping very much for an update to add compatibility for crop sensor cameras.
So, Canon supports a whole 4 of their own cameras, while Adobe supports around 300 cameras from many manufacturers. Heck, Canon isn't even supporting half of their current models!
Yeah, that's a really bad move by Canon, because if Canon have released a new version of DPP that doesn't support older Canon raw files (cr2/crw) anymore, then people should be questioning how future compatible their original Canon raw files are (which are essentially the negatives) and whether they will actually be able to open them in say 10 years time.
Pretty poor Canon.
This copied from my reply below (no mention of when this will happen though):
Looks as though there'll be an update for crop cameras.
'At launch, DPP 4.0 is compatible with Canon's current range of full-frame DSLRs, including the EOS-1D X, EOS-1D C, EOS 5D Mark III and EOS 6D. For other models, an update of DPP 3.14 will be released.'
Last time I checked, Canon DPP could not stand a chance against Adobe Lightroom. Bad noise reduction, bad colors. RAWs had much more information that what I could obtain with DPP. I would love to not depend on Lightroom but it would take a lot from Canon to achieve this.
I use both. DPP does not have bad colors or bad NR. LR does have vastly superior highlight and shadow recovery, and finer control over colors, like with the vibrance slider. LR's brush tool is invaluable for faces under hats and helmets and other stuff. LR's crop tool is infinitely faster. LR is faster in general, and has more useful keyboard shortcuts. DPP's sharpness is just as good, and the DLO module beats LR for ultimate sharpness and CA correction. Hopefully this update narrows the gap between DPP and LR.
Good news. I hope there is a choice instead of that ugly gray. Yuck.
I think what I would really like to see is Canon making the details of their raw files available to third party software developers such as Adobe. Adobe (and others) could then optimise their software and include features such as saving the edits within the CR2 file instead of a sidecar.
Canon's business is not software development and the cost of this package which is given away for free must be significant. Spend the money on hardware development instead.
Not only details about the RAW format, but details of the in-camera processing, so that all of the image processing you apply when yuk take the photo, such as white balance and sharpening, can be non-destructively applied to the RAW files by default, exactly as DPP does.
this is fantastic news...is it free for all users? including canon 7D owners
Finally! DPP currently has a 90's look and feel, although I found their RAW conversion and noise reduction better than other commercial products.
This is good news. Lightroom did some weird stuff to one of my 7d files one time, canon saved the day with a perfect render. Looking forward to giving the new version a spin.
When we can expect Linux version? Canon, please wake up! The only RAW processor choice, Linux users have is Corel AftershotPro and it takes them many months to support new cameras (lost sales for you in Linux users). Free software like Darktable and RawTherapee is faster in supporting new cameras, but it's usability is not as mature yet.
Linux? Lol! That's not the future!
The answer for your question is IN your question : Linux !! How much users in photography area ? A lot of them use PS too.. which don't exist in Linux world. Companies have to develop for windows and OS-X OS and that represents already a huge work to make it right.. Linux : good, but not suited, until now, for photography. This dispite many comments from Linux users to promote Gimp and other applications.. Like JackM : get real.
I'm pure Linux user for last 19 years. I tried to use Apple, but it's too limited for my usage. Maybe, Linux does have smaller market share, but linux users are mostly power users, so much more of them process than average windows user do. These people also help less technical users to decide what to buy.
On Linux I have Color calibrated display and use Corel Aftershot Pro. It's suits my use better, then LR (I can't use Catalogs, my images are on home storage accessed from 3 computers). I do 99% of my photo processing in Corel and GIMP is more then capable to do the rest.
Im my office, we are 5/6 linux users, 5 do have Canon camera, and 3 process RAW images and purchased Bibble or Corel Aftershot. 6th is Nikon shooter, and he uses RawTherapee to process his files.
It is tempting to give DPP another try but LR has so many features that I can't get elsewhere such as the brush adjustments and the perspective correction that I can't see any advantage in doing so.
The notion of slightly better color is a poor incentive given the ability to fine tune LR.
The DLO (Digital Lens Optimization) feature within DPP is well worth trying.
Interesting and maybe (hopefully) this is in conjunction with a 7D replacement announcement at the end of Summer with infinite DR. Oh well, one can only dream.
Like others, I recently signed on to Adobe CC and have gotten hooked by the UI, file organizing and workflow. The results aren't too bad either and LR appears to extract a bit more detail than the current DPP which I have a lot of experience with.
If nothing else the price is right.
You all have me to thank for this, because I just paid for Lightroom 5.
Just received press kit about this update from Canon China. The wording in it suggests that the update is free for users of High level EOS cameras such as 1D C/X, 5D Mk3 and 6D, rather than to all EOS users.
The new DPP 4.0 will include 8-axis gamut adjustment, automatic analysis on highlight and shadow area of the histogram, automatic adjustment on tone, brightness and etc, rating system, new GUI, and preview function, which can show as many as 10,000 images "each time".
and a special note in the EU 3 section reads "when cameras other than the aforementioned 4 models connect to the computer, EU 2.14 will start" rather than 3.0.
After throwing my toys out of the cot at Adobe firstly for them not updating Adobe Camera Raw for newer cameras after a later version of Photoshop came out, and secondly for going subscription only, I gave DPP a go to see what it was like. Initially it was a bit odd getting used to Canon's way of doing things (such as the Histogram for example), but then I actually grew to prefer it anyway both for quickness and because I get the most consistent results from it. Also there's no sidecar files to deal with as it saves metadata in the cr2 file and no messing about with DNG's for newer cameras.
So I'm glad to see Canon are still committed to DPP and I'm looking forward to trying DPP 4, however I wish Canon would introduce the ability to save to TIFF with lossless compression. Even if they just allow LZW compression on the 8-bit TIFF's, I'd be over the moon. Storage space maybe fairly cheap, but transfer speeds are still a pain and it soon adds up when dealing with lots of photos.
ACR 5.5 vs CS6 is a world of a difference. Radial filter in CC will elevate your photography to new heights. Canon....too clunky and disjointed. Let's hope that changes.
If Canon can't produce good sensors, they will give you an small upgrade on their software to keep the troops happy.
I agree; all cameras out there are improving.
There is nothing wrong with Canon sensors - just with some of the consumers who think that more is better and unless there is constantly something new they have nothing to feed their gear addiction. A good proportion of the world's greatest and most important images are shot with Canon gear by people who have better things to do than moan, like use their cameras.
could you suggest which sensor should canon add to let say canon 5D mark III to make it even a better camera??
@Peter Bendheim : I had both Nikon D800E and Canon 5D MkIII and agree with the fact that there's NO problem with Canon sensors. Many people are certainly more concerned with their equipment, waiting for the "perfect thing" instead of spending time outside to take pictures. I can read, here and there, noise is bad.. dynamic range is not enough.. resolution is too low, aso.. I think we are spoilt children ?
Canon make great sensors, possibly the best ones out there (certainly as good as Sony). Their problem is the noise that gets added between the sensor and the final digital data (which has a negative effect that increases as ISO decreases, meaning worse at ISO 100 and very little effect at high ISOs).
For example the sensor in the 6D has over 15.5 stops of DR and super-low pattern noise. Unfortunately by the time it gets to be digital data they get limited DR at low ISO (as mentioned it does much better at higher ISO).
6D sensor DR from sensorgen data (which comes from DXO):
log10(79800/1.7)/log10(2) = 15.52 stops
6D sensor DR from Roger Clark's data:
log10(76606/1.6)/log10(2) = 15.55 stops
P.S. I do wonder if the "new sensor technology" Canon are allegedly coming up with for the 7DmkII will be on-sensor ADCs so they can access all the DR the sensor provides? Fingers crossed.
Pity i have still only winxp. maybe powerful pcs are also needed. see sigma software.
SPP responds very well to a faster comp.
Firstly, your video card does not speed up SPP.
Secondly you don't mention the CPU you use.
This is the crux. I use a 7i 3.5GHZ and it makes SPP fly.
The SSD are a big help for data transfers but not a big deal for improvong SPP performance. I use SSD storage anyways and love them. But Have a good old enterprise Sata6 spinner for backup
I've been using the OS X version of DPP4 to process some 6D RAW files for a few hours now, and I have to say, the output quality to TIF appears to be significantly better than anything I processed in DPP3. DPP4 comes with lots of nice tweaks including very fine control over colour adjustment. Adjustment of shadows and highlights is not as good as LR in my opinion, but it still does a pretty good job.
The UI is vastly improved with a logical layout of the Tool palette and the dark colour scheme is easier on the eye. EOS Utility 3 has a redesigned and functional UI, but on OS X it installs an annoying extension that loads into the menu bar and I haven't found a way of permanently disabling it.
Well, the original shadow/highlight adjustments were unspeakably bad so I hope its better. If I remember correctly a strong shadow pull with DPP3 meant making your skin tones a hideous result that lacks any tonality, and worst off really barely makes a difference pulling shadows. I just downloaded the manual, and at least I can tell its not SilkyPix based on requirements and usage of very similar Canon controls.
At the time of this post, DPP4 and EOS Utility 3 are available from the Support section of the Canon NZ website:
DPP4 - Windows
EOS Utility 3 - OS X
EOS Utility 3 - Windows
A valid camera serial number is required to start the download. I think I read somewhere that your camera should have a NZ warranty to be eligible for the download from the Canon NZ website, but this may not be the case.
(Edit: Added Windows links)
Thanks for sharing the links..But my India Serial No did not work...;-(
Thanks dcy_ccr. Nope..I used Canon 60D.
I just read the manual and DPP4 is only for Canon EOS-1D X, EOS 1-D C, EOS 5D Mark III, or EOS 6D.
So, need to wait for 60D:-)
I'm hoping DPP will improve its clunky interface enough that I can eventually stop using my standalone CS6 before it becomes too outdated. I won't use Adobe Cloud.
Have you ever used DPP? I'd love to be wrong on this but I'd bet it would never, ever be a replacement for CS6,5,4,3....
DPP was and always will be the free software that comes with your camera so that you can explore the world of raw. It's sort of like buying a $40 printer and it comes bundled with some photo paper. No one is really going to print gallery shots on a $40 printer but it gives you the opportunity to explore something other than printing word docs. That's DPP. Anyway, it's nice to see Canon improve the pathetic offering that DPP has been till now but it will likely never approach the functionality of ACR and even if I didn't use CS6, I'd be using anything other than DPP as for anyone other than the most casual of users, it's of little use. YMMV and I've heard a lot say they love it but personally, I've never liked spending more than two minutes using it.
I find it interesting that you complain about DPP, yet you compared it to Photoshop. I think DPP is more of a RAW convertor/workflow rather than photo manipulation tool that works at pixel level like Photoshop. I probably would just ignore the comment if you were to compared it to Lightroom. Also, I think some of the camera body come bundle with something like Photoshop Element as well.
@Joe : I can understand your opinion but if you won't spend more than two minutes with DPP, you don't have a real opportunity to KNOW about this soft. Of course CS6/5 is not to be compared with DPP (same story with Nikon's Capture NX).. but to develop a RAW and just print it, you don't absolutely need PS. PS is a great application, much more complicate as soon as you use masks and layers.. and at a certain price.. DPP is simpler and cost nothing !
I hope it isn't ONLY for Mac OS 10.8 and 10.9. I'm happy with SL 10.6 on my iMac and Mac Book. The iMac can run 10.9 but the Mac Book is limited to 10.7 which I tried but didn't like (still no good for DPP if it only supports 10.8 and higher). I can't upgrade from Aperture 3.2.4 for the same reason, but it does what I need for now. I would like to get more into DPP, especially with the new look. Guess I will have to either run my two machines with different OS's, or just sit on the curb and clap as the parade goes by....
Better highlight shadow controls is my #1 feature request of DPP. Anything that lowers my dependency on Adobe stuff is nice, and I love the price. Canon's DLO module (excellent lens optimization + wickedly good convolution sharpening) + LR like shadow and highlight manipulation and I'm there. That screenshot seems to indicate that it has raised a notch in UI functionality over classic DPP which is dated. I hope this thing is not a skin of SilkyPix like the other companies are using!
I really like Canon DPP a lot. This looks like the first major update in 10 years.
I was just thinking they had added support for 10-18mm lens corrections when I saw the headlines. (hope that's in there, too)
Jan, have you tried View NX? Like DPP, it is free (for Nikon), but most operations are literally 10x slower. Let us be thankful for small mercies.
Slower?! ViewNX2 64bit is fast! compared to the old 32bit Version. And DPP...i never get warm with that program, as into the good ol' times i've used various powershot s-series compacts,
i used photoshop for the raws, i mean ACR..because DPP was like a joke for me from it's options ages ago.
Nope, i'm using Raw Therapee, CNX2, DarkTable, PS and some others, specific RAW formats & needs therefore.
All i can say that DPP looks soo 90's, and that the GUI sucks, into it's heyday when i was using it.
If only they would make DPP faster. I bought a new computer just to make DPP work faster, but it's still almost as slow to use as on my old PC! Only the batch processing is faster, but making edits in the program is annoyingly slow.
Maybe they need to hire someone from Adobe.
To save anyone the trouble of installing DPP 4.0 and/or EOS Utility 3.0 without one of the specified cameras (Canon EOS-1D X, EOS 1-D C, EOS 5D Mark III or EOS 6D) I can confirm that neither program will work. Using a 5D Mk III serial number I found on the internet, I downloaded both programs and tried using them with my 7D. Images couldn't be shown bigger than thumbnail size in DPP 4.0 and were unable to be edited. EOS 3.0 wouldn't open, but EOS 2.0 did. Here's hoping Canon widens the range of cameras that can use these updated programs.
Update: just tried 4.0 from the link above, and it does seem to be faster in use. Let's see how it holds up when I edit a larger batch of images. I don't really like the dark interface though (the main reason I don't use Lightroom), I wish they would give us a choice, like in Photoshop.
Looks as though there'll be an update for crop cameras.
'At launch, DPP 4.0 is compatible with Canon's current range of full-frame DSLRs, including the EOS-1D X, EOS-1D C, EOS 5D Mark III and EOS 6D. For other models, an update of DPP 3.14 will be released.'
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GAINESVILLE — With a three-game losing streak after injuries took a toll, especially at quarterback, Florida took advantage of last week's bye to concentrate on what the Gators believe is what ails them most: themselves.
"When you have an open week you can approach it several different ways," coach Will Muschamp said. "We came in Tuesday and had a very physical practice Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and I thought we improved fundamentally on the things that I've identified we needed to work on. And I thought we got better. I thought we improved, I thought we had a great attitude, I thought the guys went out and worked. … I thought we took a step forward. You either get better or worse when you step on the field and I thought we improved our football team and continued to take the steps forward that we needed to do to be successful."
The first test comes Saturday when the Gators play No. 22 Georgia in the annual rivalry in Jacksonville. After opening 0-2, the Bulldogs are on a roll and bring the SEC's third-best offense, led by former Plant High standout Aaron Murray who is No. 3 in the league in passing yards per game (236.1).
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The Gator offense has also struggled, producing just 194 yards rushing and 435 passing in the past three games.
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text: MotoGP: Dani Pedrosa Leads Day 2 In Sepang Paul Carruthers | February 27, 2014 In the absence of his teammate Marc Marquez, Dani Pedrosa made sure the factory Repsol Honda was back at the top of the timesheets on the second day of testing at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, the Spaniard taking 1.3 seconds off his best from yesterday to lead the way.Pedrosa worked on engine mapping and front-end setup and turned in his best lap at the end of the day."Things went well this afternoon, even though this morning we were still having some issues and I wasn't able to ride comfortably," Pedrosa said. "I had to stop early in order to make some big changes to the bike, and when we restarted after lunch I felt more comfortable and put in better laps. We focused on the front end and were able to find a good set-up. Tomorrow we will focus on making progress with the rear, because we have to get the new tire working better and increase grip. If all goes well, then perhaps tomorrow we will be able to do a race simulation."Pedrosa's best was a 2:00.039 as he jumped from sixth best on day one to best on day two. His day-two lap time was also better than his best from the previous test at Sepang when he lapped at 2:00.223 (Marquez led the three-day test with a 1:59.533).NGM Mobile Forward Racing's Aleix Espargaro continued to impress, the Spaniard ending day two with the second best time – a 2:00.320. Espargaro had ended the last test at Sepang ranked fourth with a best of 1:59.998 on the Open class Yamaha M1."Today we worked on the set up of the two machines and I'm very confident because last year I never succeeded to have the same confidence on both bikes," Espargaro said. "Here in less than two days I have found a good feeling and I'm very satisfied. In the afternoon I tested the new Magneti Marelli software, which is a step forward especially when the tires start to drop. I hope we can do a long run tomorrow and check how the bike work on the race distance."Alvaro Bautista slipped from first on day one to third on day two, the Go & Fun Gresini Honda rider taking .348 of a second off his best time from day one but not going fast enough to match Pedrosa and Espargargo.Fourth fastest on day two was Valentino Rossi, the factory Yamaha rider turning in a 2:00.605 during his 60-lap day and still struggling with grip from the new Bridgestone tires. The Italian legend isn't happy."The main issue for this test is to try and improve our M1 with the new 2014 tire," Rossi said. "We tried some things, but at the end of the day we are not very happy. I am in fourth place, the lap time is quite good but we are half a second behind the other guys. We are suffering with this tire; our bike becomes difficult to manage. Tomorrow we will try again, but we have not so many options. Every track has a different story, but we are quite worried because it looks like we are in trouble with this tire. We hope that in other tracks we will have less problems but here in Sepang, especially compared to the first test, it is more difficult."If Rossi was unhappy, imagine what his teammate Jorge Lorenzo must be feeling. Lorenzo ended day two ninth fastest – and a tick over a second slower than Pedrosa."Today I am very disappointed, especially in the tire behavior," Lorenzo said. "Nothing has changed compared to yesterday. I still don't have the confidence to ride as I want to. Tomorrow is another day, we still have eight hours to find the right way so we will work hard and hopefully by the end of tomorrow we will have solutions."Andrea Dovizioso put the factory Ducati fifth fastest on a day in which he also tested the Open-class spec bike."Today was again positive, the track is not as quick as the Sepang 1 tests so the times are a reference only to a certain point, but it's always important to make comparisons with the others," Dovizioso said. "We can say that we closed the gap to the front-runners and I am very pleased with the improvement over these two days. We're refining the set-up of the bike, at this moment there isn't much new material to try but we've managed to find something interesting. I really didn't expect that and it's a positive thing to experience this sensation. Today we also tried out the ECU with the Open software, there are a few different controls with it and it obviously doesn't work as well as our factory software, but tomorrow we'll do some more tests."Sixth best was LCR Honda's Stefan Bradl followed by the second Ducati ridden by Cal Crutchlow, who actually was one of a few who improved over the first test at Sepang a few weeks ago."We made some progress this afternoon as well, we were on similar settings to yesterday," Crutchlow said. "I never felt comfortable until lunchtime really, then we started to make some changes to the bike and it felt a lot better at the end of the day. Things are coming better, again me and Dovi have gone quicker, me quicker than at the last test, even though the track conditions are not so good. We're making progress, but we've still got a lot to do."Monster Tech 3 Yamaha's Pol Espargaro, Lorenzo and Espargaro's teammate Bradley Smith rounded out the top 10.Colin Edwards showed improvement over yesterday, the NGM Mobile Forward Racing rider ending up 13th and ahead of his countryman Nicky Hayden."I'm satisfied of the work done today," Edwards said. "I could improve my feeling with the front and I could make the bike turn better, but there is still a lot of work to do. I think I need to adapt my riding style to the new bike and also to get closer to the style used nowadays by the youngest riders in order to enter and exit the corners as I like. Anyway in the middle of today's test session I could do my best lap time and I want to thank the team for the great job." Day 2 Sepang MotoGP Test Results1. Dani Pedrosa (Honda) 2:00.0392. Aleix Espargaro (Yamaha) 2:00.3203. Alvaro Bautista (Honda) 2:00.5004. Valentino Rossi (Yamaha) 2:00.6055. Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati) 2:00.7876. Stefan Bradl (Honda) 2:00.9027. Cal Crutchlow (Ducati) 2:00.9528. Pol Espargarò (Yamaha) 2:01.0279. Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha) 2:01.04910. Bradley Smith (Yamaha) 2:01.098Paul Carruthers | EditorPaul Carruthers took over as the editor of Cycle News in 1993 after serving as associate editor since starting his career at the publication in 1985. Carruthers has covered every facet of the sport in his near-28-year tenure at America's Daily Motorcycle News Source. Comments


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Total QBR before this game for each of our QB's.
Thad 19.1
Tuel 9.6
WOW...how can anyone say EJ was awful prior to injury when his QBR was more than double the next closest guy?
-Won rookie of the week
-Led 4th quarter win by driving field under 2 min with no timeouts against the NUMBER ONE ranked PASS defense in the NFL (Carolina) and 3rd ranked D overall.
-Had us in position to beat Pats but penalties and dropped passes lost us that game
-Put 24 points in 3 quarters on Cleveland (tough D) and was driving for the lead late when he got hurt.
-Played solid in win over SB Champs
-Made some big throws in multiple games showing great touch and great arm strength.
-Has made plays with his legs
-Missed half of preseason as a rookie with injury
-Missed half regular season as a rookie with knee injury (something both physical and psychological to overcome and trust again)
-EJ Wins - 2...Thad and Tuel COMBINED wins - 1 (and Tuel lost a game where EJ was playing well and driving us late for the lead and came out with a pick 6 to seal the loss)
Yes he played bad today and in the Jets game. But he played good enough in the first 5 games he appeared in to show he is a better option than anyone on this team and someone worth developing and letting him play this season out and build on his career.
VERY FEW ROOKIE QB'S COME IN AND LIGHT THE NFL ON FIRE. Patience people...patience. Time will tell what he will or won't be, not this stupid game against the Steelers.
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DETROIT - Detroit Red Wings Executive Vice President and General Manager Ken Holland on Tuesday announced that the club has agreed to terms with center Pavel Datsyuk on a three-year contract extension.
In accordance with team policy, additional terms of the deal will not be disclosed.
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The terms of the three-year extension will activate at the beginning of the 2014-15 season.
Datsyuk, 34, was selected by Detroit in the sixth round (171st overall) of the 1998 National Hockey League Entry Draft.
The Sverdlovsk, Russia, native recently completed his 11th season in Hockeytown. Through 779 career NHL games, Datsyuk has posted 767 career points (255G-512A-767P) and has led Detroit in scoring six times.
He captured the Selke Trophy as the NHL's best defensive forward three times (2008, 2009, 2010) and won the Lady Byng Trophy for sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct in four consecutive seasons from 2006-09, becoming just the second player in NHL history to do so.
Datsyuk has been selected to play in four NHL All-Star Games (2004, 2008, 2009, 2012) and was a nominee for the Hart Trophy as the NHL's most valuable player in 2009. He won the NHL's plus-minus award in 2008 (+41) and was selected as a Second Team NHL All-Star in 2008-09. Datsyuk has captured two Stanley Cup championships while donning the winged wheel in 2002 and 2008.
"We're obviously thrilled to extend the contract of the best two-way player in the National Hockey League," said Holland. "This deal ensures that Pavel will be in Detroit for the next four years. His accomplishments over the past 11 seasons demonstrate what a truly dynamic player he is. His work ethic is second to none. We feel we have a tremendous leadership group moving forward in Zetterberg, Datsyuk and Kronwall."
Datsyuk led the Red Wings during the 2012-13 season with 49 points (15G-34A-49P) and tied for the league lead with 56 takeaways.
On March 22, 2013, at Anaheim, he hit two personal milestones becoming just the 11th player in team history to score 250 goals for Detroit and just the sixth player in franchise history to record 500 assists in a Red Wings sweater.
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Tar balls return to Gulf Coast, CNN, November 12, 2010:
It's been several weeks since tar balls have been found on the Gulf Coast, but they are once again washing ashore in Orange Beach, AL.
The tar balls were first spotted last weekend. Some are the size of hamburger patties.
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By David Danforth
From: California/Colorado
Oct 31, 2002
|True about the belay stance. I saw someone fall at the 4th pin (I think) just as they were about to clip in. When she fell, her draw slammed to the ground, and I was about 300 feet away, but I heard it hit the ground. Other than that, it's a great climb. Fun. The bolts are a little old, but they are definitely solid. Another one of those routes that plays with your mind if you let it.
By Evan Pilant
Sep 27, 2003
|The route has gotten a lot of traffic in the past few months and is now relatively clean. I have lead this one over 4 times now without having stuff crumble away in my hands. This route definitely messes with your mind a little. Great route! Recommend to just about anyone.
By David Conlin
Oct 24, 2003
rating: 5.9- 5c 17 VI 16 HVS 4c
|I climbed this several times during 1997-1999. Never pulled off a single piece of rock. But my friend says his partner pulled off a sizeable boulder (est. 3-400 lbs.), almost killing his sister. Watch out!
By Sirius
From: Oakland, CA
Dec 2, 2003
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
Route seemed to be in good shape as of this weekend - 1 out of 3 holds were sandy, but nothing broke off while we were climbing it. Chalk is caked all over the handholds that everybody uses which made me think they've been solid and, hopefully, will continue to be so.
The crux for me was the bit with twin underclings that lead you over a smooth bulge to a sidepull - kind of like climbing a whale's forehead by pulling on her nostrils. And then an eyebrow, I guess. Once past this, it's your choice: left to a mantel move or straight up to sloping pockets.
By Anonymous Coward
Jun 18, 2004
|I found an old beat up carabiner halfway up the first pitch, and I snarfed it. Then the next day I ran into the people who left it there. They were Colorado College girls and they were babes. I was eager to give their biner back, but I didn't have it with me when I met them. So, girls until I see you again, I guess I'll just enjoy the biner.
By Steve Marr
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Jul 11, 2004
rating: 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a
|Great climb. Climbed Credibility Gap on June 16th, 2004. The rock was solid, and we didn't have any problems with sandy or brittle holds. The runout to the first bolt can be protected by slinging a blunt horn about 1/2 way up from the ground. Additionally, there is another pot hole between the last pin and the anchor that will provide a little security for the final moves to the anchor. The last two pins are about 18" apart, and the upper pin is a little loose. Well worth the time.
By Drizake
Oct 27, 2004
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
|I just had my first successful lead climb on credibility and it was awesome!! There were almost no loose rocks and the pitons were in good shape. A piece of advice though...ensure you have decent size biners as the eyelets at the first belay are HUGE! I spent a couple of minutes and too much energy trying to get myself clipped in. I found the crux to be at the third or fourth piton where you have twin holes. A little sketchy for my lead skills, but trusting my grip finally got me through it!! I was so psyched to finally make it to the top of Cred. without falling. Highly recommend this climb!!!
By Anonymous Coward
Jun 28, 2005
One of the Garden's best. CG is a nostalgic climb for me, as it pillowed my first fall on lead.
Climb this after work for the best place in all of the Front Range to watch winter sunsets. It's just you, the Piker, and the first stars of evening.... Aye!
By Larry Shaw
Jul 28, 2005
rating: 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a
|Climbed this one for the first time today. I don't know why I've waited so long to get on it but this route is one of the better ones in the [Garden]. We climbed [Crescent] .9+ the same day and this felt much easier, guess it because the feet are better on this one.
By Nathan Hoobler
Mar 4, 2007
|Led this one yesterday. It sure felt like a long way to that first bolt, even though it's fairly easy climbing. Overall, great moves and great rock. It was fun to do something a bit more vertical and a little less slabby in the Garden. Terrific view of Pikes as others have mentioned.
By England
From: ?
Nov 7, 2008
|The warning about the loose rock can probably be disregarded by now. All of the loose stuff seems to have be cleaned by the high volume of climbers on this route. However, it is the "Garden", always be cautious in this area.
By mountainmicah83
From: Colorado Springs
Jun 21, 2010
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
|We climbed the second pitch last week June 17, 2010. As always, the first pitch was classic, but the second was super loose. There weren't any people below, and we had to toss out a few large chunks behind the large flake that were threatening to either fall and cut the rope or naturally release and kill a belayer. It is much cleaner now but still very brittle. Prepare for the surprise balancy finish. Bring a couple of cams! From the top, you can 4th class up the south ridge to the summit and then sling the rock and rap back down. The 2 humongous eyes will get you down with 2 X 60 meters!
By mountainmicah83
From: Colorado Springs
Sep 20, 2010
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
I was up there on 9/17 and about 2/3 of the way up, one of the underclings that I used to like was gone. Although it was fun figuring a new way to climb, it was sad to see a big chunk gone with fresh signs of breakage. Remember to have a pretty big biner on this route to clip to the anchors for personal pro 'cause they are huge. Also, if you are toproping off of these anchors, please stop. You are cutting into them. Set your own anchors like on all other routes and the last person can double rope down, thus alleviating the friction on the pro!
By mountainmicah83
From: Colorado Springs
Nov 1, 2010
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
Yesterday the last piton was a little wiggly in its hole. It's fine because there is one a few feet below, and it fits with the rest of the Garden pro anyhow.
I figured I would just throw this out, because that last piton is the crux, and if you are a newer 5.9+ leader, this would be the most likely piece you would fall on.
Last, be careful with the left hand hold just below that wiggly piton. It is going to break any day now. Either skip it or grab at the very lower left part of it.
By Stich
From: Colorado Springs, Colorado
Mar 12, 2012
Que Horror!
The big flake one used to grab from underneath and then stand on to clip the anchors broke off and left a jagged chunk remaining. Chains have been added to the anchors to allow you to clip without going any higher than the wide ledge there. A key hold just below also has a hairline crack all the way through it. Yearrrgh!
This route is deteriorating pretty quickly, though I can't say I'm surprised given the quality of the soft, red sandstone on South Gateway. I think I am done climbing this one. I was so gripped I farted multiple times on lead in front of my chick friend.
By Jeff Thomas
Apr 17, 2012
|While I was sitting on top of Montezuma Tower this past weekend, I heard a loud bang. I looked over and saw a large cloud of dust rising from the base of Credibility Gap. The climber was on a top rope and no one at the base was hit, but the piece pulled off must have been pretty large to make that much noise.
By Brenden Biancalana
Sep 7, 2012
That was me climbing Credibility Gap. It's true about rocks coming off, haha.
I was just starting the second pitch too. :(
By Bosier Parsons
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Sep 7, 2012
rating: 5.8+ 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c
|Cool video, Brenden, but (unless I'm mistaken) it appears you were actually starting a climb called Dog Day Afternoon (5.11a), which traverses right from the first anchor on Credibility Gap. The second pitch of Credibility goes up and left to the large flake/chimney/right-facing corner and then on up. Just wanted to clarify for others. Cheers!
By Kris Kemp
From: all over the place lately
Sep 25, 2012
|Did not see any bolts/pitons to the left from the first belay station. Had to rap down. Very confused. Is the second pitch trad?
By Brenden Biancalana
Oct 1, 2012
|Thanks for the review, Bosier. I think I will climb this route again, and check it out. 'Cept this time I will stay off the Red Rock side of the climb ;) and go left if I can.
By Kirtis Courkamp
From: Golden
Apr 9, 2013
|Broke off a key hold. I don't think it will make the route any harder though.
By handyhansen
From: Vail, CO
Sep 10, 2013
|Such a sweet route, one of my favorites. I try to get on this every time I'm in the area. A little heady with some sweet moves up top. And who doesn't love a double knee bar!!!!!??
By cslice
From: Longmont, CO
Oct 20, 2013
|This is a fantastic climb, although the long runout to the first piton always feels spooky. Does anyone have any beta on how to protect it? Or was there once another piton?
By Matthias T.
Nov 6, 2013
Really nice climb with a few loose rocks. Pulled one unintentional, but the scary thing about this climb is the last bolt. It's pretty loose, and Im not confident that it will hold if you fall off the last slopers.
@cslice: I protected it with one big nut at the big block on the ledge. Before this, there's nothing. Then one #5 cam into a pocket. If you want a simple start, I'd start a little bit to the right in the crack.
By Andrew Ishimaru
From: Colorado Springs, Colorado
Feb 28, 2014
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
|Oh man. This was my first climb ever... I went up in running shoes and borrowed gear on top rope after lead belaying a friend (can't believe she trusted me after a five minute how-to). Kind of a sketch start, and the holds get pretty scoped out up top, but always a good climb. Would recommend.
By Graham Montgomery
From: Colorado Springs, Colorado
2 days ago
rating: 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a
|P1 is a super fun climb. P2 looked like it was on pretty shitty rock. My only complaint is the runout to the first bolt. Not hard just spooky.


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Another resolution appealed to the free world to protect Israel morally and militarily "from continued attempts by the Soviets to gain spheres of influence in the Middle East. " The convention also took cognizance of the continued employment in high government positions in West Germany of persons with Nazi backgrounds. It urged the Bonn Government "to keep alive in the German mind the crimes committed against Jews and humanity" by the Nazi regime.
Principal speakers at the convention included George Meany, president of the AFL-CIO; David Dubinsky, president of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union; Adolph Held, national chairman of the JLC; Alexander Kahn, general manager of the Jewish Daily Forward; Nathan Chanin, secretary general of the Workmen's Circle and others.
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St. Louis used a 2-HR day from Albert Pujols on Friday at Dodger Stadium as the Cardinals defeated Los Angeles 11-2 in baseball action.
St. Louis won as a -111 favorite, while Over-Under bettors who played OVER the total of 8.5 were rewarded at the payout window.
St. Louis got 7 1/3 innings from Kyle Lohse, who gave up 2 earned runs on 6 hits, while striking out 6. He earned the victory, while the Cardinals got 3 RBIs from Albert Pujols in the win.
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Visual Resumes? Not So Much
Information flow is a huge problem. As the pile of social media data swells, companies are going to have an increasingly difficult time parsing all of the stuff. Then the questions of storage and access come into view.
Quickly, the question is becoming how to contain the spiraling costs of recruiting while adequately vetting the candidate.
At the same time, candidates want to be seen as individuals and really want a chance to tell their stories. Much of the verbalized frustration with the 'black hole' and bad candidate experience are really articulations of this need to be heard and respected. The systems that make recruiting possible leave a significant hole in this regard.
But, it's not the company's job to make every candidate feel good. Respect can be communicated procedurally and transparency can be a part of the process. But, as long as the company can't control the number of resumes that it receives, it has to manage those resumes as a net resource drain.
And, that's the problem with the emerging crop of visual resumes: they take longer to digest, they drive costs up. Visual resumes are an attempt to use pictures and images to beef up the story that a resume tells.
Will job hunters love them? Undoubtedly. Will recruiters hate them? Probably.
re.vu has a very cool interface. You point the tool at your linkedIn profile and it generates your very own personal infographic. Visualize.me does something very similar.
The right place for Visual Resumes is in small settings. If you are trying to get noticed by a little company that doesn't have enterprise applicant tracking, it might work. The idea is really somewhere between a brochure and a CV so people who need brochures should be able to use the format.
I'm open to hearing someone tell me why these things would work in large companies with Recruiting process automation.
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Belmont is out this year. Northern Kentucky is in. With Belmont leaving, this conference sets up to be the most highly contested race that nobody is watching. Both Mercer & S. Carolina Upstate finished last year with conference records of 13-5 each. They figure to be neck & neck again this year to the end. Both teams return virtually the same rosters from a year ago & figure to both finish with a low to mid single digit figure in the loss column this year. I like S. Carolina Upstate to win it. Both teams can play and are likely to give all of their bigger conference foes all they can handle and more this year. I expect them to win some of these road matchups straight up this year. Aside from these two teams, I can only see Fla Gulf Coast & North Florida within this conference as teams with potential to have an impact on this race (but not contend).
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Head Coach: Eddie Payne
Torrey Craig jr F 16.4 ppg, 7.7 rpg, - ASUN POY
Ty Greene so G 11.4 ppg, 1.5 stpg, 40% 3pt% - ASUN FOY
Ricardo Glenn jr F 9.5 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 52.3% fg%
Adrian Rodgers so G reserve 8.2 ppg
Babatunde Olumuyiwa jr F/C reserve 53.3% fg%
Jodd Maxey jr F 51.7% fg%, 4.8 rpg, 7.7 ppg, 1.6 stpg
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Head Coach: Bob Hoffman
Langston Hall jr G 11.4 ppg, 4.2 apg, - ASUn 1st
Jakob Gollon jr F 10.5 ppg, 3.3 apg, 1.6 stpg, 5.9 rpg
Bud Thomas jr F 8.6 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 50.4% fg%
Travis Smith sr G reserve 8.5 ppg, 42.95 3pt%
Daniel Coursey jr F 62% fg%, 2.3 blkpg, 8.2 ppg
Jibri Bryan so G reserve 50% 3pt%
Monty Brown jr C reserve 58.2% fg%
Justin Cecil F 10.8 ppg
Newcomers to watch:
Anthony White, Jr jr G (juco transfer) 15 ppg, 40% 3pt%, 2.5 apg