Digital Anarchy Primatte Chromakey for Photoshop 3.0 review
Despite the addition of the Quick Selection cut-out tool to Photoshop CS3, there are still plenty of masking plug-ins available. Primatte Chromakey for Photoshop is one such tool.
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Fireworks CS3 review
With Fireworks CS3, Adobe has subtly repositioned the application into a Web site planning and mock-up tool, making it a near-essential purchase for anyone working in Web design.
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Creative3D review
Creative3D provides an affordable way to create lenticular images for printed output, which are currently being used for anything from magazine covers from the likes of Empire and Wallpaper* to animated posters on bus-stops and vending machines.
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World exclusive: Apple's 8-core Mac Pro review
Apple's brand-new 8-core Mac Pro is the first to offer Intel's 3GHz quad-core chips, but what's really impressive about it may surprise you.
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Toast 8 Titanium review
Though version 8 of Toast is primarily boosting its appeal to home users, there are a few nifty features and tools for the creative professional to look out for.
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UltraSharp 2707WFP review
The UltraSharp 2707WFP, Dell’s 27-inch widescreen LCD monitor, is a stunner with great image quality and a thoughtful design - but a very high price tag.
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Maya 8.5 review
This upgrade follows hot on the heels of Maya 8, and adds native compatibility with Intel Macs. However, it’s more than just a compatibility fix...
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Expression Web review
First impressions of Microsoft’s efforts are mixed. Unsettlingly, the interface looks like a cross between Word and Dreamweaver, and even when using the application, it’s hard to forget Microsoft’s Office suite.
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Acrobat 8 Professional review
Adobe Acrobat is not the kind of product that sets the designer’s pulse racing. However, an upgrade that promises improved preflighting and automatic fixing of some PDF problems can only enhance your working life.
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Bryce 6 review
Bryce 6 is the first, full-point release from new owners Daz, which acquired the software in 2004. Unfortunately for long-time users it offers bugs and stability issues, while adding little in the way of new features.
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Disk mini review
The Disk mini has obviously been designed with Apple’s Macbook laptop in mind, but it’ll look great in any creative workspace. It's available in two versions, the white Oxygen and the black Raven.
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Bravo SE DVD/CD review
The Bravo SE Disc Publisher is the smallest and least expensive of Primera’s range of DVD duplication and printing systems, about the size and shape of a foot spa.
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Magnetar QX: the first eight-core workstation review
Armari's Magnetar QX is the first workstation we've seen to include Intel's brand new quad-core Xeon processor, the X5355. It's fast, but its value is debatable.
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Pitstop Professional 7 review
Enfocus PitStop is a publishing mainstay, and its PDF checking is central to publishing workflows throughout the industry. Version 7 can analyze file attributes, as well as pure content.
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Stitcher 5.5 review
RealViz Stitcher is a flexible and easy-to-use program for assembling seamless panoramas and ‘immersive’ images from multiple overlapping photographs.
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Armari Magnetar QS quad-core workstation review
Armari’s latest graphics workstation is the first to feature one of Intel’s brand new quad-core chips, which were announced today. The Intel Core 2 Duo QX6700 doesn’t just boast four cores...
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Alpha 100 review
The Alpha 100 is Sony’s first digital SLR. Based on assets from Konica Minolta’s photographic business, and the 10.2mp camera reflects the collaboration between the two companies.
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PhotoFrame Pro 3 review
PhotoFrame is named using the Ronseal method – it enables you to put frames on your photos. Version 3 sees an overhaul of the interface and adds new frame templates.
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AMD Opteron 2000 vs Intel Xeon 5100 review
Yesterday, AMD released its latest generation of Opteron processors, the 'Socket F' 2000 line. We place them head-to-head with Intel's 'Woodcrest' Xeon 5100 to see which is best.
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QuarkXPress 7 review
The design community has eagerly anticipated the release of QuarkXPress 7 to see if it could re-assert itself and drive off the threat posed by Adobe’s flashy newcomer.