Compressor 4 review
At its core is a robust workflow that’s completely integrated with FCP X
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Apple OS X 10.7 Lion review
Mac OS X is already the most successful PC operating system in history. A bold claim, but read on to find out why...
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Designing and developing for Microsoft Silverlight 5 review
Apparently doomed or at least marginalized by HTML5, Silverlight found a foothold in Windows Phone and has more recently emerged as a key component of the Jupiter application framework and programming model for Windows 8.
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Flash Professional CS5.5 review
Flash moves from the web to smartphone and tablet publishing
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Nikon D5100 review
Theano Nikitas tests the D5000 upgrade, and discovers design, ISO and video improvements
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Kodak Hero 5.1 review
A compact all-in-one that packs in plenty of features, the Hero 5.1 is a great little home printer.
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Apple Final Cut Pro X review
With Final Cut Pro X, Apple has once again set out to completely re-invent the video industry. This is a truly groundbreaking release, says reviewer Gary Adcock. Here's the lowdown.
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Adobe InDesign CS5.5 review
InDesign’s upgrade has one clear focus - digital publishing. The new interactive design tools are intriguing but still out of reach for many -- and there are no new print tools.
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Extensis Suitcase Fusion 3 review
Simplify font management with help from Extensis Suitcase Fusion 3
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TypeDNA 2.0 review
Manage your font collection using TypeDNA 2.0
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QuarkXPress 9 preview
QuarkXPress 9 aims to tap into the growing market for ebooks and app publishing but is there more to it than this?
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Filter Forge 2 review
One of the best Photoshop plug-in collections has just got even better, as Neil Bennett discovers
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BaseKit review
Create slick, XHTML-compliant websites in your browser using BaseKit
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Softpress Freeway 5.5 review
Great for those afraid of HTML, otherwise stick with Coda, advises Karl Hodge
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Premiere Pro CS5
Ramp up video production with GPU-powered innovation in Premiere Pro CS5
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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 InDesign CS5
With Adobe's InDesign CS5 version – as with much of the new Creative Suite 5 – there’s a refocus on creativity and efficiency. It's a mist-have upgrade.
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Streamtime 10 review
Bring control over your creative business with Streamtime 10 from Particle Systems
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Adobe Fireworks CS5
Although 'killer' features haven’t been bestowed upon this vector and pixel Web and mobile graphics editor, Fireworks CS5 has got plenty of development attention.
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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.