Fuji FinePix S7000 review
The top models in Fujifilm’s FinePix digital camera series have always set new standards for resolution and features, and the new S7000 is no exception.
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Mirage review
Mirage offers the widest and most creative paint-based toolset for compositors and animators available.
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GoLive CS review
If there’s a weak link in Adobe’s plans for world domination, it’s probably GoLive.
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InDesign CS review
Despite Adobe’s decision to drop version numbers and call everything CS, the splash screen reveals what we all knew anyway: this is InDesign 3.0.
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Illustrator CS review
Illustrator CS is an old-fashioned upgrade that just gives you some new graphics and type tools to play with. It’s got eye-candy, in other words.
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DVD Studio Pro 2.0 review
The first thing that hits you about DVD Studio Pro 2 is the big interface improvement. Highly customizable, you have great freedom to choose which windows to display and where they should go.
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Encore DVD review
When you open Encore DVD, you are greeted with a faintly familiar tabbed palette setup – but with a cut-down five-piece toolset. The timeline comes from the likes of Premiere, and the layers from Photoshop, so users of other Adobe products (particularly those within the Video Collection) will have little trouble navigating it.
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InCamera 3.1 review
Professional photographers often complain that the biggest problem with digital cameras is that the results aren’t predictable. There’s no easy way to know how a ...
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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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MatchLight DPT review
MatchLight Digital Photography Toolkit 3.0 is a specialist system that helps photographers to match lighting conditions when compositing two images together. For instance, you may want ...
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After Effects 6.0 review
For many editors, compositing tools such as After Effects are a largely unknown area – too complicated to create all but the most basic motion ...
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Power Mac G5 review
The most highly awaited creative computer of 2003 is finally here. Apple’s Power Mac G5 – dubbed “the world’s fastest personal computer” and “the world’s ...
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Precision M60 review
Unlike the much-lauded M50, the Precision M60 mobile workstation from Dell is not an upgrade of a previous model. With the M50 now available with ...
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Satellite P20-S203 review
The Satellite P20 is the largest laptop we’ve ever seen, dwarfing even Apple’s 17-inch G4 PowerBook – and at 4.5kg, it’s certainly the heaviest so ...
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PowerShot G5 review
Canon’s PowerShot G-series digital cameras just keep getting better. These are its flagship ‘compact’ models, with full professional controls, excellent wide aperture zoom lenses, compatibility ...
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DCS Pro 14n review
Kodak’s DCS Pro 14n has the highest resolution of any digital SLR camera to date. Its 13.5 megapixels (4,500-x-3,000 pixels) produce file sizes of 38.7MB ...
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Canvas 9 review
For graphics artists fattened on a diet of Adobe Illustrator or Macromedia FreeHand, the lure of ACD Systems’ Canvas has most likely passed you by ...
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PhotoRetouch Pro 2.5 review
PhotoRetouch Pro 2.5 is the latest upgrade to this professional still-image editing and enhancement package from Monaco-based pre-press software specialist Binuscan. You can think of ...
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Acumen Xeon Dual 3.06GHz review
The Acumen range includes two base designs: the Acumen Xeon 3.06GHz and the Acumen Dual Xeon 3.06GHz. We looked at the latter, higher-end system, which ...
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Mystical Tint Tone and Color review
While many third-party plug-ins for Photoshop tend to be wacky or specialist, here’s one that just about everyone who works on digital photos will find ...