Vision 1.0 review
Vision is a suite of tools for the creation of high-end motion graphics, aiming at artists with complex projects or who want to automate graphics creation.
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NewTek SpeedEdit 1.2 review
SpeedEdit may be a relative new kid on the non-linear editing block, but it’s a streetwise kid who knows that today’s video editors have multiple video formats to deal with.
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HDC-SD1 review
We were sceptical about a camcorder that records HD video onto an SD Card. The HDC-SD1, however, captures exceptional video for a sub-£1,000 model.
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HV20 review
The HV20 records 1920-x-1080-pixel interlaced (1080i) HDV video (or standard DV) footage to MiniDV tapes. It offers a 24p mode to simulate the look of film...
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Soundbooth CS3 review
Soundbooth is an audio clean-up and score creation application with some rather neat features for video editors and multimedia professionals.
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Premiere Pro CS3 review
Premiere Pro has not received as much of a features boost as stablemate After Effects, though it too has been touched with the CS3 makeover brush.
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After Effects CS3 review
After Effects is the most popular of Adobe’s video tools, as its reach extends to motion-graphics artists, VFX professionals and 2D animators – and from simple Web cartoons to Hollywood blockbusters.
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Genuine Fractals 5 review
Here at Digital Arts we often have to work with images that just aren’t high-res enough, which is where tools such as Genuine Fractals are invaluable.
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15-inch MacBook Pro review
The new 15-inch MacBook Pro is the first laptop we’ve seen to use Intel’s new version of its Centrino platform, codenamed Santa Rosa.
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Final Cut Studio 2 review
Once the underdog to video-editing applications from the likes of Adobe and Avid, Apple’s Final Cut Pro has since become the industry standard for desktop cut-&-correct work.
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Flash CS3 review
There’s no doubt that there are some cool new things to be found in Flash CS3. The revised CS3-style interface is a huge improvement on the old version...
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Illustrator CS3 review
In the absence of an updated FreeHand, CS3 consolidates Illustrator’s lead of the vector pack. Live Color is definitely the standout tool and serves to push Illustrator ahead of cheaper alternatives.
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Photoshop CS3 review
Photoshop is the tool that unifies Digital Arts readers. Whether you work in graphic design and illustration, VFX, and 3D animation – for print, broadcast, disc, or Web – chances are you spend a significant amount of time using Photoshop.
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Imagine QX64 review
This workstation from CAD2 is the first we’ve seen to offer nVidia’s brand-new Quadro FX 4600 graphics card, combining it with a single quad-core chip.
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Halide review
Halide is the first release from UK plug-in newcomer Amber Visual -- a 'film-look' plug-in for After Effects that's designed to compete with Red Giant Software's Magic Bullet Suite.
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Tourweaver 2 review
Tourweaver 2.0 is a virtual tour authoring application from Easypano of Shanghai. It’s designed to link panorama and other images for viewing on Web sites in a Java-based window.
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Vue 6 Infinite review
Vue has had a bit of an overhaul in the interface department with version 6 Infinite. Gone is the recessed blue façade, to be replaced with a subdued brown background and clearer icons...
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World exclusive: Apple's 8-core Mac Pro review
Apple's brand-new 8-core Mac Pro is the first to offer Intel's 3GHz quad-core chips, but what's really impressive about it may surprise you.
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Intensity review
Most video capture cards try to offer as many different connection types as possible, but Blackmagic Design's tiny Intensity has two HDMI ports only.
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Toast 8 Titanium review
Though version 8 of Toast is primarily boosting its appeal to home users, there are a few nifty features and tools for the creative professional to look out for.