Toon Boom Animate 2 review
Sam Hampton-Smith checks out a fully-featured, Flash compatible animation suite for professionals
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Photoshop Lightroom 3 review
Adobe's Photoshop Lightroom 3 gains a stealthy upgrade with a significant number of new features
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Sony Alpha NEX-5 review
With a compact design, and digital SLR capabilities, the Sony Alpha NEX-5 has much to offer.
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Samsung NX10 interchangeable-lens camera review
The Samsung NX10 takes up less room in your camera bag than a digital SLRs, while still featuring a 14.6 megapixel, APS-C, CMOS image sensor, 3-inch LCD, and the Samsung NX mount for interchangeable lenses.
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Canon IXUS 300 HS review
Canon Ixus cameras have become a benchmark for compact cameras, and the Canon IXUS 300 HS raises that standard.
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX5V review
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX5V is an excellent camera, delivering some of the best image quality we've seen - but there's some strange omissions.
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Panasonic LUMIX DMC-TZ10 review
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ10 is one of the most feature-packed and versatile point-and-shoot digital cameras on the market.
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Premiere Pro CS5
Ramp up video production with GPU-powered innovation in Premiere Pro CS5
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Samsung EX1 review
The Samsung EX1 is a compact digital camera with high-end features that cater to the needs of creative pros, yet it's not as pricey as you'd think.
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Autodesk Maya 2011
Performance and computing boosts aside, much of what’s new in Maya 2011 focuses on its traditional strengths: character animation and dynamics.
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Adobe After Effects CS5
After Effects CS5 is one of three in Adobe Creative Suite 5 to go 64-bit native, taking full advantage of the multi-core processors and more RAM.
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Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
Premiere Pro CS5's key new feature is the Mercury Playback Engine for faster real-time performance, but there's also many more additions in Adobe's video editing tool.
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Adobe Photoshop CS5
Photoshop is a key tool used by most Digital Arts readers. Here we put the final released software through its paces to see if it's a worthy upgrade.
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Kodak EasyShare M580 review
If you want a camera that takes great photos and has a larger-than-normal optical zoom range, the 8X-optical-zoom Kodak EasyShare M580 fits the bill. It's one of the best point-and-shoot cameras we've tested this year in terms of exposure quality, and it's incredibly easy to use. Its ease of use and sub-£150 price, however, come at the expense of manual controls and exciting in-camera features.
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Kodak PlaySport Zx3 review
As the name suggests, the Kodak PlaySport Zx3 is a ruggedised camcorder that is geared up for outward bound pursuits.
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Kodak EasyShare M381 review
Kodak’s 12Mp EasyShare M381 is an inexpensive point-and-shoot camera for anyone who doesn’t want to fuss with a lot of controls.
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Kodak EasyShare Z950
Pitching the Kodak EasyShare Z950 at the budget end of the market, Kodak claims this camera will enable you to "shoot like a pro, without knowing what an f-stop is". And for the money, the Z950 is a steal.
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Corel PaintShop Photo Pro X3
For PaintShop Photo Pro X3, Corel has redesigned the long-standing application’s interface, adding some new features and enhancing others. However, it’s not a compelling upgrade for artists
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Pentax K-X
Introducing the Pentax K-x: a 12.4-megapixel digital SLR offering a feature-packed alternative to the bigger-name brands.
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Canon EOS 1000D
Introducing the 10-megapixel Canon EOS 1000D: the most affordable route into the Canon EOS system.