Fonts review
With an elegant WYSIWYG interface that focuses on organisation rather than activation, Fonts opens up your suitcase wide enough to show you everything inside
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Microsoft Surface Pro 3 for Photoshop and Lightroom review
Photoshop CC 2014 was centre stage at the Surface Pro 3 launch, and together they're a travelling photographer's dream companion.
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Corel Painter 2015 hands-on review
Corel Painter 2015 isn't a revolutionary update for the world's leading digital painting application, but key improvements keep Painter at the top of its class.
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Photoshop CC 2014 review
Photoshop CC 2014's new tools are largely focussed on the practical rather than the creative, but it's still an impressive upgrade.
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Dreamweaver CC 2014 review
With the latest version of Dreamweaver, Adobe adds even more visual aids – but it's not become a modern version of FrontPage 98.
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AMD FirePro W8100 vs Nvidia Quadro K5000 review
AMD W8100 or Nvidia K5000, which is is the best pro graphics card? We test and benchmark them both to find out.
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Evernote Skitch: the best way for creatives to doodle feedback
Skitch is truly a multi-purpose tool that lets you markup virtually any document.
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Western Digital My Passport Pro review
What's most striking about Western Digital's My Passport Pro portable hard drive is its size and weight.
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LaCie Rugged Thunderbolt hard drive review
We try to break LaCie's latest rugged hard-drive by roughing it up. See if it survives.
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Adobe Sketch and Line iPad apps review
Adobe Sketch and Line may have been conceived as vehicles for the company's Ink and Slide stylus and ruler – which aren't available in the UK – but the apps easily stand on their own.
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Adobe Photoshop Mix first look review
Mix is a free iPad app designed not only to perform photo adjustments (such as exposure or applying preset filters), but to also cut out portions of photos and combine them with other images
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Transporter Sync review
The scoop: Transporter Sync, by Connected Data, about $100 (plus cost of external storage drive)
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G-Tech G-Drive Pro with Thunderbolt review
The G-Drive Pro with Thunderbolt is s small desktop storage system aimed squarely at video and animation work. But is it any good?
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Corel AfterShot 2 Pro review
This feature-packed photo editor is a faster, cheaper alternative to Adobe Lightroom.
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Leica T camera hands-on review
Leica's new T-System digital camera may have one of the most tedious ads ever made, but the camera's looks are far from boring.
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Panasonic Lumix GH4 4K camera hands-on review
Panasonic's new Lumix G series camera, the DMC-GH4, can capture 16mp stills and 4K video.
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Adobe Lightroom for iPad first look review
We spend some time with the first mobile release of Adobe's pro photo tool Lightroom.
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FiftyThree Paper for iOS 7 review: the best drawing app for the iPad?
I'm a big fan of FiftyThree's Paper app for free-form sketching, drawing, and even note-taking.
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Dell Precision M2800 hands-on: a budget laptop for creative pros
Is this the perfect creative laptop for students and others on tight budgets?
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Promise Pegasus2 review: the world's first Thunderbolt 2 RAID storage
The Pegasus2 from Promise is the first Thunderbolt 2 peripheral to make its way into our test lab. The different versions offer between four and eight drives, up to 32TB of storage and cost from £1,040.
