EOS D60 review
Canon’s EOS D60 is the first of a crop of three ‘affordable’ six-megapixel digital SLR cameras priced around £2,000 to arrive this summer. The others ...
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Toon Boom Studio 2.0 review
3D-animation tools are ten a penny, and despite the 3D market going through some growing pains, most digital artists can easily name five or more ...
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ColdFusion MX review
ColdFusion has always been a powerful Web-application server. Its simple tag-based programming environment and built-in functions have made it an obvious choice for developers more ...
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Video Toaster 2 review
You get a lot for your money with Video Toaster 2 – essentially a live-production studio on a PCI card. The £2,200 price tag includes ...
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Edition DV review
This may be Edition DV’s first release, but it’s not a new product. The first offspring of Pinnacle’s takeover of Fast in September 2001, Edition ...
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Boris Graffiti 2 review
Boris Graffiti 2 is a titling add-on for a whole range of editing-and-effects packages. It’s available in two versions: the standard version for tools such ...
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Softimage|3D 4.0 review
Softimage|3D is the granddaddy of 3D-animation software. It’s been available for around 15 years, and has been the tool of choice for some of the ...
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Deep 3D review
Rather than cram everything into a single bloated application, Right Hemisphere – maker of the acclaimed Deep Paint 3D software – takes a different approach. ...
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Plasma review
The Web is going 3D. The problem is that it's doing it in a range of ways that don't yet link up to form a ...
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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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Xpress DV 3 review
Xpress DV 3 is the latest version of Avid’s high-end DV NLE. As the current generation of professional DV cameras get better, more powerful tools ...
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Camedia E-20P review
The Camedia E-20P is an upgraded version of the popular E-10 – a curious offspring of SLR and conventional, compact digital-camera. Both models feature a ...
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Mediator 6 EXP review
Some multimedia-design packages concentrate on graphical tools and special effects, while others focus on function. Mediator falls into the latter category, with this EXP expert ...
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VG171 LCD Monitor review
The ViewSonic VG171 has outstanding display quality and a comparatively low street price. It offers both digital and analog video interfaces; tested via its digital ...
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Flash MX review
Flash MX is the first release in Macromedia’s MX product family. Future MX releases include Dreamweaver MX and ColdFusion MX, both expected in mid-2002. This ...
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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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Universe 4.0 review
Electric Image Universe is a 3D package with quite a pedigree, and Universe 4 builds on that reputation. The package is split into two programs ...
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Precision M40 review
The words ‘mobile workstation’ used to be as much of an oxymoron as ‘military intelligence’, or ‘Microsoft Works’. Dell’s Precision M40, though, proves that you ...
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Studio Artist 2.0 review
Previously the reserve of eccentric artists and trippy Pacific-side designers, Studio Artist looks set to go global in 2002 with a superbly presented upgrade to ...
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Cyber-shot F707 review
Sony’s Cyber-shot DSC-F707 is by no means cheap, but it’s probably the most full-featured digital camera we’ve ever tested. The highlights are: 5-megapixel CCD, 5:1 ...