Premiere Pro review
Premiere is back from the brink. Just when it looked like the video-editing product should be put out of its misery, it has been given ...
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Edius review
Edius’s main strength is its interface. Canopus has obviously put a lot of thought into its brand-new NLE, as it’s exceedingly efficient to use. All ...
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Eye-One review
High-end colour-measurement specialist GretagMacbeth first announced its ‘desktop’ Eye-One colour calibration and profiling system three years ago, though it took a year to reach the ...
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photon20vision review
The photon20vision isn’t LaCie’s first LCD display. The company launched the photon18blue in 2001 for a whopping £1,800 – though that was an appropriate price ...
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Electron22blue IV review
Those who are serious about colour reproduction for print nearly always look to LaCie for their display needs. Granted, there are better solutions out there, ...
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Camedia 5050 Zoom review
Olympus has been using the same basic form for its high-end compact digital cameras since the 2.1mp C2000Z of 1999. The C5050Z represents a major ...
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Sigma SD9 review
Capturing razor-sharp and colour-accurate photos can be a challenge, even with today’s multimillion-pixel digital cameras. But Foveon, an image-sensor company, promises to change all that with ...
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Multiscan X82 review
The Multiscan X82 is the latest 18-inch LCD monitor from Sony, a company that has built a reputation for creating stylish LCD and CRT monitors ...
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Cinema HD Display review
Straddling the top of Apple’s monitor range, the 23-inch widescreen Cinema HD Display is part of the company’s strategy to enter the mid-range postproduction market ...
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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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Multicam review
It’s not often that you encounter a product that’s truly unique – but Multicam definitely fits the bill. It’s based on the standout feature of ...
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Commotion 4.0 review
Anyone who knows anything about compositing knows that 3D is the future. Who needs 2D when you can mix your footage and animation in true ...
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Dimage 7 review
The first thing you notice on the Dimage 7 is its 5.2-megapixel badge. Digital camera resolution is advancing rapidly now, with 4mp and 5mp models ...
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studio.DV 3 review
This product is the first software-only release from Fast. The box does come with an IEEE 1394 (FireWire) card, but this is just a standard ...
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Final Cut Pro 2 review
Final Cut Pro has always been an odd kettle of fish. When designing it, Apple took the likes of Avid and Media 100 (both of ...
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Deskpro DW300 review
The DW300 is the latest addition to Compaq’s Deskpro workstation range. It sits at the lower end of the range – just above the AP250 ...
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DV.now AV review
DV.now AV is one of the first releases from Dazzle-Fast, the recent combination of the prosumer part of Fast with Dazzle. It takes Fast’s popular ...
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Power Mac G4 Cube review
Apple’s G4 Cube really is a mini marvel. Its tiny form, less than a quarter of most workstations, hides a powerful G4 processor that sprints ...
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FAST Purple review
Purple is one of the first of the new breed of professional-only DV editing systems. FAST already has a couple of DV products, DV.now and ...
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Commotion 3.0 review
Reviewers in Digit have been complaining for a while now about just how little seems to constitute a .0 upgrade these days. Anything more than ...