Universe 5 review
Universe is a 3D application featuring tools for modelling, animation, and rendering. Like NewTek LightWave, it comes as two separate programs: Modeller, for creating models; ...
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WireFusion 3 review
WireFusion 3 is a tool for developing dynamic Web presentations. It uses an arrangement of objects and connections to create behaviours for components in the ...
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Mokey V2 review
The first time you see Mokey, it blows you away. The application’s standard tutorial removes a skateboarding child from a piece of standard footage – ...
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XM2 review
The XM2 is the bastard offspring of the popular XM1 and the ubiquitous XL1s DV camcorders. It builds upon the hand-held body of the XM1, ...
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Stylus Photo 2100 review
Using seven different colour inks, the Epson Stylus Photo 2100 raises the bar for high-end inkjet photo-printers. Epson adds “light black” to the cyan, light ...
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CorelDraw Graphics Suite 11 review
After a long period of consistently failing to keep the Windows and Mac versions of CorelDraw Graphics Suite in sync, Corel now looks like it ...
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Coolpix 5700 review
The Coolpix 5700 is Nikon’s first contender in the popular long-zoom class of digital cameras. It’s amazingly compact, looks fabulous, and really delivers the photographic ...
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Satellite 5105-S607 review
Do you like your notebooks powerful, with sleek looks, fast ports, and blow-the-doors-off sound? If so, the Satellite 5105-S607 has what you crave. The Satellite’s ...
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Photosmart 812 review
At £339, HP’s Photosmart 812 is one of the first four-megapixel cameras to limbo the £400 barrier – arriving shortly after Kodak’s DX4900 (see page ...
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Digilux 1 review
The 3.9-megapixel Digilux 1, Leica’s latest digital model, is large, built like a safe, and is costlier than competitors with lesser pedigrees. But then Leica ...
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EOS D60 review
Canon’s EOS D60 is the first of a crop of three ‘affordable’ six-megapixel digital SLR cameras priced around £2,000 to arrive this summer. The others ...
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Carrara 2.0 review
Eovia’s Carrara Studio 2.0 is an all-terrain, go-anywhere modelling, animation, and rendering tool that aims to pull together everything a 3D artist needs into one ...
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Toon Boom Studio 2.0 review
3D-animation tools are ten a penny, and despite the 3D market going through some growing pains, most digital artists can easily name five or more ...
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Xpress DV 3 review
Xpress DV 3 is the latest version of Avid’s high-end DV NLE. As the current generation of professional DV cameras get better, more powerful tools ...
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Portfolio 6 review
Extensis says that Portfolio 6 is a complete rewrite of its popular asset-management program. It makes the cataloguing and tracking of image and document files ...
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Camedia E-20P review
The Camedia E-20P is an upgraded version of the popular E-10 – a curious offspring of SLR and conventional, compact digital-camera. Both models feature a ...
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Houdini Select review
The 3D-graphics market is set for a shakedown. Alias|Wavefront has pulled the rug from under the high-end market by dropping the price of Maya Complete ...
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Combustion 2 review
The price might have been hiked, but Discreet’s video-effects and compositing tool Combustion 2 is more than worth the little change you get from four ...
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Universe 4.0 review
Electric Image Universe is a 3D package with quite a pedigree, and Universe 4 builds on that reputation. The package is split into two programs ...
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Cyber-shot F707 review
Sony’s Cyber-shot DSC-F707 is by no means cheap, but it’s probably the most full-featured digital camera we’ve ever tested. The highlights are: 5-megapixel CCD, 5:1 ...