Review: Sigma DP2
Sunday 31 Jan 2010
Sigma may be better known as a supplier of affordable third-party lenses, but it has been developing digital cameras that make the most of its heritage and deliver digital SLR quality within compact casings.
Review: Ricoh GR Digital III
Sunday 31 Jan 2010
The latest austere-looking Ricoh digital model marries a high-quality, 10-megapixel sensor to new processor and high-quality, wide-angle lens.
Review: Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1
Sunday 31 Jan 2010
This 12.1 megapixel Lumix is the only one in this test that lets you change lens.
Review: Kodak EasyShare Z950
Sunday 31 Jan 2010
Pitching itself at the value end of the market, this Kodak model has plenty of surprises.
Review: Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR
Sunday 31 Jan 2010
Our second-cheapest camera looks like a normal compact – albeit with a stylish, metal build.
Review: Canon PowerShot G11
Sunday 31 Jan 2010
The G11 sits at the pinnacle of Canon’s consumer models, and follows on from last year’s G10.
Review: Xerox Phaser 7500
Monday 18 Jan 2010
The 7500 offers fast, exceptional output and is the best on the market, though it’s not without idiosyncrasies, and one of its headline features is only indirectly relevant.
Review: Datacolor Spyder3Studio SR
Monday 18 Jan 2010
The Spyder3 Studio SR opens up colour management to illustrators, photographers and designers with high-end colour needs but shoestring budgets.
Review: E-on Software Vue 8
Thursday 14 Jan 2010
3D landscape-generation software Vue 8 has gone from strength to strength, continuing to innovate way past old competitors like Bryce.
Review: Sony HDR-XR520VE
Monday 28 Dec 2009
With a massive on-board storage capacity, good manual control placement and an optical viewfinder the Sony HDR-XR520VE has a lot to offer.
Review: Sony HDR-CX520VE
Monday 28 Dec 2009
With a good range of features including manual controls; good video quality and a solid build the Sony HDR-CX520VE has much to offer.
Review: Panasonic HDC-TM300
Monday 28 Dec 2009
With a light, yet chunky, build the Panasonic HDC-TM300 offers an excellent picture quality by day or in low light.
Review: Panasonic HDC-HS300
Monday 28 Dec 2009
With an excellent picture quality - even in low-light - and a good range of controls, the Panasonic HDC-HS300 is a good camera for feature junkies.
Review: JVC Everio GZ-HM400
Monday 28 Dec 2009
With an excellent picture quality; and a tonne of manual control options; the Everio GZ-HM400 is a good camera for precision shooting.
Review: Canon Legria HF S10
Monday 28 Dec 2009
Boasting a 1/2.6-inch CMOS image sensor (an effective 6.01 megapixel resolution) and a Digic DVIII processor with face detection; the Canon Legria HF S10 is a good all-purpose camera.
Question of the day!
Do you share your creations online?
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What do you create and how do you share it?
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paintings & illustrations, mostly, which i upload to flickr.RT @fragmentedm
I draw manga/anime characters. I also do graphic design and photography.RT @spialelo
Yes. I usually put them up on my #deviantart account for feedback on how to improve.RT @spialelo
Review: Maxon Cinema 4D R11.5
Thursday 10 Dec 2009
Maxon’s modelling, animation and rendering software fills a technical and economic niche between the likes of quick modellers, such as SketchUp, and the full-blown power of Maya.
Review: Autodesk Softimage 2010
Thursday 19 Nov 2009
The 2010 version of the formidable Softimage modelling and animation suite – formerly Softimage|XSI – runs faster, thanks to the updated engine, Gigacore III.
Review: Red Giant Mojo
Monday 16 Nov 2009
Magic Bullet Suite is one of the most popular colour-correction tools on the market. The latest addition, Mojo, offers a simple way to ‘punch up’ footage.
Review: Sony Vegas Pro 9
Friday 06 Nov 2009
In Vegas Pro 9, Sony's video-editing essential comes of age in a 64-bit environment.
Review: Premiere Pro CS4 4.1
Friday 06 Nov 2009
Should you consider Premiere Pro CS4 in its own right, or as part of the CS4 Production Premium suite?
Question of the day!
Neil Bennett
Editor
Do you share your creations online?