Ricoh GR Digital III review
The latest austere-looking Ricoh digital model marries a high-quality, 10-megapixel sensor to new processor and high-quality, wide-angle lens.
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Sigma DP2 review
Sigma may be better known as a supplier of affordable third-party lenses, but it has been developing digital cameras that make the most of its heritage and deliver digital SLR quality within compact casings.
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Datacolor Spyder3Studio SR review
The Spyder3 Studio SR opens up colour management to illustrators, photographers and designers with high-end colour needs but shoestring budgets.
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Kodak Easyshare 5500 All-In-One colour inkjet review
The Kodak Easyshare 5500 All-In-One's poky speed and a high price detract from this multifunction printer's useful small-office/home-office and shutterbug features.
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Kodak Easyshare G610 compact photo printer review
Kodak’s entrant in the dye-sub stakes markets itself as a ‘printer dock’ – docking, of course, with its own brand cameras – so that it can be used independently of a PC.
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Canon Legria HF S10 review
Boasting a 1/2.6-inch CMOS image sensor (an effective 6.01 megapixel resolution) and a Digic DVIII processor with face detection; the Canon Legria HF S10 is a good all-purpose camera.
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Panasonic HDC-TM300 review
With a light, yet chunky, build the Panasonic HDC-TM300 offers an excellent picture quality by day or in low light.
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Sony HDR-CX520VE review
With a good range of features including manual controls; good video quality and a solid build the Sony HDR-CX520VE has much to offer.
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Sony HDR-XR520VE review
With a massive on-board storage capacity, good manual control placement and an optical viewfinder the Sony HDR-XR520VE has a lot to offer.
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JVC Everio GZ-HM400 review
With an excellent picture quality; and a tonne of manual control options; the Everio GZ-HM400 is a good camera for precision shooting.
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Panasonic HDC-HS300 review
With an excellent picture quality - even in low-light - and a good range of controls, the Panasonic HDC-HS300 is a good camera for feature junkies.
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Maxon Cinema 4D R11.5 review
Maxon’s modelling, animation and rendering software fills a technical and economic niche between the likes of quick modellers, such as SketchUp, and the full-blown power of Maya.
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Edius 5.1 review
Edius achieves in tight coding what others take bulky hardware to achieve.
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Avid Media Composer 3.5 review
Boasting 10 discs of resources and a slashed price, could Media Composer 3.5 be the answer to your creative prayers?
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Premiere Pro CS4 4.1 review
Should you consider Premiere Pro CS4 in its own right, or as part of the CS4 Production Premium suite?
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Final Cut Studio 3 review
Aside from an inability to write to Blu Ray, Final Cut Studio 3 offers an end-to-end solution for HD video production.
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Sony Vegas Pro 9 review
In Vegas Pro 9, Sony's video-editing essential comes of age in a 64-bit environment.
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Canon PowerShot SX20 IS review
The torrent of advanced digital cameras to blur into one – but as soon as we switched on the Canon PowerShot SX20 IS, we had a hunch that this one would be real fun.
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Autodesk Maya 2010 review
Compared to the raft of new additions in Maya 2009, this version might seem rather light in terms of groundbreaking features in the main package itself.
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BlackBerry Storm 2 review
The BlackBerry Storm2 is the Storm that we wish RIM had released last year - this BlackBerry's build, the on-screen keyboard, and the software are miles beyond the first generation. Even so, pressing to type still takes some getting used to.