Fireworks MX 2004 review
Fireworks hasn’t had the kind of radical reworking that we’ve seen with Flash MX and Flash MX Professional, but this upgrade is certainly no damp ...
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Dimage A1 review
Minolta’s DiMAGE 7 was one of the first cameras to boast five-megapixel resolution back in 2001. We were impressed by its controls, lens and image ...
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Dreamweaver MX 2004 review
When Macromedia merged with Allaire, it looked as though Allaire’s server technologies might dominate the Macromedia product line. Dreamweaver in particular seemed to be concentrating ...
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InCamera 3.1 review
Professional photographers often complain that the biggest problem with digital cameras is that the results aren’t predictable. There’s no easy way to know how a ...
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Flash MX 2004 review
"This is Flash as you know and love it, taken to the next level.” That’s part of the marketing blurb accompanying the launch of Flash ...
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Premiere Pro review
Premiere is back from the brink. Just when it looked like the video-editing product should be put out of its misery, it has been given ...
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Powershot A70 review
The Canon PowerShot A70 straddles the line between point-&-shoot and advanced camera, at an astounding estimated street price of only £255 plus VAT. Its small ...
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Anark Studio 2 review
Anark Studio 2 uses layers, inspector palettes, scenes, and timelines that will be familiar to anyone used to Director or Flash. Veteran users will notice that ...
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Magic Bullet Suite 1.5 review
While everyone would love to shoot on 35mm, the practicalities and expense mean that real film is only used now on the most high-budget productions. ...
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MatchLight DPT review
MatchLight Digital Photography Toolkit 3.0 is a specialist system that helps photographers to match lighting conditions when compositing two images together. For instance, you may want ...
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Xpress Pro review
As with its predecessor, Xpress DV, Xpress Pro sits at the top of the software NLE pile, placed alongside Final Cut Pro looking down on ...
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After Effects 6.0 review
For many editors, compositing tools such as After Effects are a largely unknown area – too complicated to create all but the most basic motion ...
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CoolPix 5400 review
Sitting near the top end of Nikon’s CoolPix range, the five-megapixel (2,592-x-1,944-pixel) 5400 has a compact single-piece design with a magnesium body, high quality exposure ...
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Power Mac G5 review
The most highly awaited creative computer of 2003 is finally here. Apple’s Power Mac G5 – dubbed “the world’s fastest personal computer” and “the world’s ...
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PURE review
PURE from ART (Advanced Rendering Technology) is a full-length PCI card designed to accelerate 3D graphics. Unlike conventional graphics cards, PURE doesn’t affect OpenGL display ...
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Centurion review
Sitting next to Toshiba’s grand Satellite P20 (reviewed here) and Dell’s über-powerful Precision M60 (reviewed here), you’d expect the less earth-shattering Centurion from ...
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Precision M60 review
Unlike the much-lauded M50, the Precision M60 mobile workstation from Dell is not an upgrade of a previous model. With the M50 now available with ...
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Satellite P20-S203 review
The Satellite P20 is the largest laptop we’ve ever seen, dwarfing even Apple’s 17-inch G4 PowerBook – and at 4.5kg, it’s certainly the heaviest so ...
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Edius review
Edius’s main strength is its interface. Canopus has obviously put a lot of thought into its brand-new NLE, as it’s exceedingly efficient to use. All ...
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PowerShot G5 review
Canon’s PowerShot G-series digital cameras just keep getting better. These are its flagship ‘compact’ models, with full professional controls, excellent wide aperture zoom lenses, compatibility ...