Paint Shop Pro 8 review
Paint Shop Pro has grown into what is probably the most versatile photo-editing and general-purpose paint package you can buy on the Windows platform. The ...
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Edition 5 review
Edition 5 is different. In an arena of increasingly homogenized video-editing tools, it’s great that someone is walking an entirely different path to its competition ...
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Media Studio Pro 7 review
MediaStudio Pro is aimed at professional video editors. It costs around £300, so you wouldn’t expect it to compete with the depth and power of ...
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Freehand MX review
For a number of years, Macromedia has been content with nudging up the feature list a little from one version of FreeHand to the next. ...
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Pixels 3D 4.5 review
A Mac-only high-end 3D program may seem like a strange proposition, but that’s exactly what Pixels 3D is. While the company can’t spend huge amounts ...
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Designer 10 review
After buying Micrografx at the end of 2001, Corel rushed out a less-than-compelling Designer 9 release – which was little more than a rebranding exercise. ...
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DVStorm2 review
It’s been handbags at dawn between Canopus and Matrox over the last six months. The DVStorm2 was announced in September 2002, shortly after Matrox had ...
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i-Pegs 1.0 review
2D animation tools, unlike their 3D cousins, are rare. One player in this rarefied market is i-Pegs, from French company MediaPegs. i-Pegs is the cut-down ...
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onViz review
onViz is intended to create interactive multimedia applications with online connectivity and QuickTime multimedia support. Although this is a Mac-only product, you can create self-contained ...
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Expression 3 review
Just about every vector illustration package these days features ‘real-media’ art effects, and various stretched and repeated picture brushes. This leaves Expression, originally launched in ...
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Optimaze! review
Regular Web users want to be entertained with exciting, fast-loading interactive content. As an interactive designer and developer, your job is to pack as much ...
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CorelDraw Graphics Suite 11 review
After a long period of consistently failing to keep the Windows and Mac versions of CorelDraw Graphics Suite in sync, Corel now looks like it ...
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RT.X100 review
Matrox pioneered the sub-£1,000 real-time editing system with the RT2000 back in May 2000 (reviewed in Digit 23), but since then, the RT2000 – and ...
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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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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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Fireworks MX review
Macromedia continues to roll out its new MX range of integrated development tools with Fireworks MX – a significant improvement over Fireworks 4 in features, ...
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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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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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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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LiveMotion 2.0 review
When Adobe first launched LiveMotion, it broke new ground by offering itself as a more user-friendly alternative to Flash. These days, it’s hard to find ...