A lot of software news happened last week. In case you missed it, Nikon updated both Capture NX2 to 2.2.8 and View NX2 to 2.2.1 to support their latest announced cameras. Raw Photo Processor 4.4.1 (Mac only) also adds Nikon 1 support, as well as support for recent Sony bodies. Elements+ 4.0 (Mac only) is an add-on for Photoshop Elements that unlocks undocumented advanced functions within the program and supports Elements 10. ACDSee Pro 5 and ACDSee version 14 add more image editing tools, and some geotagging and metadata options. Nik Software released Color Efex Pro 4.0, which brings new effects and stackable filters, as well as improved performance. Lightroom 3.5 adds P7100 and E-PL3 support as well as fixing bugs. Adobe Camera Raw 6.5 and DNG Converter 6.5 also all support for the P7100 and E-PL3. ExifChanger (Mac only) allows you to view and change almost any EXIF and IPTC metadata. From the same company, Proof Sheet (Mac only) provides a quick and easy way to generate proof sheets from images, including the ability to put metadata with each image.
In iOS news: PiRAWnha 3 is a new version of the iPad app that does raw conversions, and apparently sped up from previous versions. QuickDoF Pro 1.2 for iPads and iPhones was released, another of those tilt-and-focus shift products that seem to keep popping up. Photosmith 1.1 addresses several bugs and improves stability as well as iOS 5 support.