Apple sets iPod ads in motion
Directed by Dave Meyer, Apple’s iPod TV ads continue the theme of its popular print campaign, which features silhouettes dancing to music from their iPods, with effects created by Alex Brodie.
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Don't bank on it with Photoshop
I saw that my latest attempt to print money – literally – had been arrested.
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A Mac user's look at the Consumer Electronics Show
The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is heavily PC-focussed. But what did it offer the Mac-consumer in 2004?
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Xen Games set to thrill with 3D FPS
Due to ship in early 2004, Gang Warfare is set to wow mobile gamers with great 3D graphics and immersive gameplay. Xen Games talks to Digit about the challenges of creating a 3D first-person-shooter game for the mobile platform.
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Encore Hollywood leads a charmed life
Using Adobe After Effects running on Power Macs, Encore Hollywood's team of artists conjure up some magic visual effects for Charmed.
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DVD recorders do double duty
DVD recorders are set to become more than just an expensive toy. As industry big-hitters prepare their products, Digit looked at the next generation of DVD recording.
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Why WI in sky is pie in the sky
DVT kills many. As far as I've heard, no one's yet collapsed with a bad case of DVD after stepping off the plane.
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The Cat in the Hat
Visual-effects studio Rhythm & Hues brings to life the crazy world of Dr Seuss with a host of visual effects including a CG fish, flying purple goo, and a churning tornado of merry mayhem...
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Master and Commander
CaféFX created 22 shots for the high-seas action adventure film Master and Commander that combine detailed digital-matte background paintings, CG effects, and complex compositing.
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R!ot gets wild with Ludacris
R!OT Santa Monica has created some wild visual effects for the video for Ludacris' latest single Stand Up...
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iPod challengers take the stage
Apple's recently announced iPod mini may be getting plenty of attention, but it's not the only new digital audio player making a splash. Here's a look at what's on offer.
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A year on, multimedia metadata yet to shine
It’s all very well digitizing your media collection, but how are you to navigate the information? DIGIT looks at how we might be managing our metadata in the future.