Bryce 5.0 review
Bryce is a 3D tool that specializes in 3D environments – something that most packages consider secondary to character animation. Bryce has no character tools, ...
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Xpress DV 2.0 review
Previously, Avid’s Xpress DV non-linear editing system has only been available on workstations from IBM and Dell, but version 2.0 is basically available for any ...
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Nikon Coolpix 995 review
With its new CoolPix 995 digital camera, Nikon has decided to stick with the 3.34 megapixel CCD of last year’s CoolPix 990 rather than join ...
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Movie 3D 4.0 review
Movie 3D is a surprisingly high-spec 3D modelling and animation package from the makers of MoviePack. It’s basically a cut down version of Realsoft 3D ...
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Maya 4.0 review
The difference between Maya version 1.0 and the latest version is profound. The first version Alias|Wavefront released felt very esoteric and was difficult to understand ...
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NetObjects Fusion review
Once there was a powerful Web site-building package, NetObjects Fusion that was able to match the other tools on the market. Falling way behind the ...
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Expression 1680 Pro review
Epson has earned a good reputation for its high-quality scanners. The Epson Expression 1600 in particular impressed us greatly and won a Digit Best Buy ...
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Interactive Imaging Suite review
MGI’s Interactive Imaging Suite is a complete authoring and serving suite for navigable Web scenes that include ‘immersive imaging’ panoramas and 3D object images. It’s ...
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Merlin 3D review
It’s been a long time coming, and much has been made by developer Digital Immersion regarding the speed and interactivity of this new 3D program, ...
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studio.DV 3 review
This product is the first software-only release from Fast. The box does come with an IEEE 1394 (FireWire) card, but this is just a standard ...
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LightWave 6.5 review
LightWave has long been one of the top packages for 3D animation and design. Its pedigree is already well-proven in post-production houses worldwide. Now, with ...
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Cinema 4D XL 7 review
Cinema 4D XL has gone from strength to strength over the last few years. It used to be a midrange package that had fast raytracing ...
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Acrobat 5 review
This is the first major upgrade to Acrobat for two years, and is intended to take Adobe’s Portable Document Format further into the corporate/office market ...
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Xenturi Studio One review
Complexity is not always a good thing. The power and precision of today’s top authoring tools means that you can create stunning pieces of all-singing, ...
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Multiscan F520 review
The F520 is the most stylish professional-level CRT monitor we’ve ever seen. As you’d expect from Sony, it’s sleek, matte silver and guaranteed to garner ...
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GR-DV2000 review
Convergence is the buzzword in digital technology and crossbreeding consumer electronics can be spotted everywhere with mobile phones becoming MP3 players and watches able to ...
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Cinema 4D Art review
In the realm of 3D graphics, tailored versions of software are not that common. However, Maxon has already produced not one but two reduced-capability, cheaper ...
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Sony Vaio PCG-FX109K review
Sony’s latest Vaio laptop, the PCG-FX109K, sits at the top of the FX100 all-in-one range. It’s the best of the best as far as Sony’s ...
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Canvas 8 review
For a one-stop, out-of-the-box graphic studio, Deneba Canvas surely holds the crown. It delivers a true, integrated mix of vector, bitmap, layout, and Web tools ...
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Intellistation Z Pro review
At the heart of IBM’s IntelliStation Z Pro sits one (or two) 1GHz Pentium III Xeon chip, the most powerful Intel chip on the market. ...