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XL1S camcorder review

If there’s a central principle behind the XL1S, it’s that old adage of ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’. It’s been years since the ...
- Topics
- Business & Career,
- Cameras,
- Hardware,
- Life & Style,
- Photography,
- Video,
- Canon,
- OpTex
Toon Boom Studio review

One of the criticisms levelled at Macromedia’s Flash – the Web animation tool rather than the format – is that it’s more of a finishing ...
- Topics
- Animation,
- Cameras,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Illustration,
- Life & Style,
- Photography,
- UX & Web Design,
- Vector,
- Video,
- Web,
- Toon Boom Animation
Wildcat II 5110 review

Graphics cards are an important part of any computer system, and for 3D graphics they are even more so. The 3Dlabs Wildcat II 5110 is, ...
- Topics
- Animation,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Video,
- CAD2
Xpress DV 2.0 review

Previously, Avid’s Xpress DV non-linear editing system has only been available on workstations from IBM and Dell, but version 2.0 is basically available for any ...
- Topics
- Business & Career,
- Cameras,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Laptops,
- Life & Style,
- Photography,
- UX & Web Design,
- Video,
- Web
Nikon Coolpix 995 review

With its new CoolPix 995 digital camera, Nikon has decided to stick with the 3.34 megapixel CCD of last year’s CoolPix 990 rather than join ...
- Topics
- Photoshop,
- Cameras,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Photography,
- Video,
- Nikon
Movie 3D 4.0 review

Movie 3D is a surprisingly high-spec 3D modelling and animation package from the makers of MoviePack. It’s basically a cut down version of Realsoft 3D ...
- Topics
- Animation,
- Software,
- UX & Web Design,
- Video,
- AIST
NetObjects Fusion review

Once there was a powerful Web site-building package, NetObjects Fusion that was able to match the other tools on the market. Falling way behind the ...
- Topics
- Business & Career,
- UX & Web Design,
- Video,
- Web,
- NetObjects,
- Softline
Interactive Imaging Suite review

MGI’s Interactive Imaging Suite is a complete authoring and serving suite for navigable Web scenes that include ‘immersive imaging’ panoramas and 3D object images. It’s ...
- Topics
- Animation,
- Business & Career,
- Cameras,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Photography,
- UX & Web Design,
- Video,
- Web
studio.DV 3 review

This product is the first software-only release from Fast. The box does come with an IEEE 1394 (FireWire) card, but this is just a standard ...
- Topics
- Animation,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Illustration,
- Monitors,
- Video,
- FAST
Cinema 4D XL 7 review

Cinema 4D XL has gone from strength to strength over the last few years. It used to be a midrange package that had fast raytracing ...
- Topics
- Photoshop,
- Animation,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Video,
- Maxon
Xenturi Studio One review

Complexity is not always a good thing. The power and precision of today’s top authoring tools means that you can create stunning pieces of all-singing, ...
- Topics
- Business & Career,
- Software,
- Photography,
- Programming,
- UX & Web Design,
- Video,
- AuthorCo
Multiscan F520 review

The F520 is the most stylish professional-level CRT monitor we’ve ever seen. As you’d expect from Sony, it’s sleek, matte silver and guaranteed to garner ...
- Topics
- Photoshop,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Life & Style,
- UX & Web Design,
- Video,
- Web,
- Sony
GR-DV2000 review

Convergence is the buzzword in digital technology and crossbreeding consumer electronics can be spotted everywhere with mobile phones becoming MP3 players and watches able to ...
- Topics
- Cameras,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Life & Style,
- Photography,
- Printing,
- Video,
- JVC
Cinema 4D Art review

In the realm of 3D graphics, tailored versions of software are not that common. However, Maxon has already produced not one but two reduced-capability, cheaper ...
- Topics
- Animation,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- UX & Web Design,
- Video,
- Web,
- Maxon
Sony Vaio PCG-FX109K review

Sony’s latest Vaio laptop, the PCG-FX109K, sits at the top of the FX100 all-in-one range. It’s the best of the best as far as Sony’s ...
- Topics
- Photoshop,
- CG,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Laptops,
- Life & Style,
- Video,
- Sony
Intellistation Z Pro review

At the heart of IBM’s IntelliStation Z Pro sits one (or two) 1GHz Pentium III Xeon chip, the most powerful Intel chip on the market. ...
- Topics
- Photoshop,
- Animation,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Video,
- IBM,
- Matek
Electric Image Universe review

Electric Image, the company that makes Electric Image Universe, is one of 3D’s pioneers. It was responsible for creating the first truly professional 3D animation ...
- Topics
- Animation,
- Cameras,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Illustration,
- Life & Style,
- Apps,
- Photography,
- Vector,
- Video,
- Electric Image
Final Cut Pro 2 review

Final Cut Pro has always been an odd kettle of fish. When designing it, Apple took the likes of Avid and Media 100 (both of ...
- Topics
- Animation,
- Cameras,
- CG,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Monitors,
- Photography,
- UX & Web Design,
- Video,
- Web,
- Apple
RTMac review

Well, it’s finally here. The announcement of the RTMac was the lynchpin to Apple’s apparent renaissance at last year’s NAB show in Las Vegas. It’s ...
- Topics
- Photoshop,
- Animation,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- Video
CineStream review

CineStream may sound like a new product – but it’s not. It’s the third release of EditDV, previously by Digital Origin and now under the ...
- Topics
- Animation,
- Hardware,
- Software,
- UX & Web Design,
- Video,
- Web,
- Media 100

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