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Epson today announced its Stylus DX7000F all-in-one inkjet printer/copier/fax machine for home and home office use. It features four individual ink cartridges with Epson’s DURABrite Ultra ink, a print resolution up to 5760dpi on suitable media and Epson’s unique Micro Piezo technology. It claims print speeds of 27 pages per minute for documents and just …
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Auckland-based BenekDesign has released its Fotomaps software, a map-based photo gallery where you can embed photos at the exact place they were taken. “Navigating the map is as simple as clicking where you want to go. You can zoom in or out, drag the map to different regions, plus get a caption with the location, …
The National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) is inviting entries to the second annual Photoshop User Awards. It’s open to anybody anywhere in the world who uses Photoshop in any of the following categories: General Photography Photo Retouching Advertising Design Illustration Artistic Work Wedding & Portrait Photography Landscape & Travel Photography Composites and Collaging Photo …
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Nikon digital SLRs and Canon compact cameras were among the bestsellers during the Black Friday weekend that stretched into Cyber Monday (Nov. 24-27). This 4-day period has been known to be the busiest shopping weekend of the year. Over 140 million shoppers trooped to the stores on the Black Friday weekend while another 61 million …
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Here’s a book that promises a good grasp of color management in an easy-to-understand language. Brad Hinkel’s “Color Management in Digital Photography: Ten Easy Steps to True Colors in Photoshop” is based on classes and workshops the author has given to hundreds of students of digital photography. Brad was also instrumental in developing the digital …
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Nokia has unveiled its 6300 camera phone, featuring a 2-megapixel built-in camera, an MP3 player, and FM radio. Its stainless steel encased body measures a slim 13.1mm and 91g. This is a mid-range model according to Nokia and won’t break the bank at about $330 retail. Its 2-MP camera has an 8x digital zoom and …
India will host Photo Imaging Asia 2006 in New Delhi from December 7 to 10. This is the fourth edition of the event to be held in the last 6 years. Photo Imaging Asia 2006 acts as a venue for various companies in the imaging industry to introduce new products to the Indian audience with …
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DxO Labs has upgraded its image analysis software to include RAW support and other enhancements to its image quality evaluation capabilities. DxO Analyzer v3 now also includes a broad range of metrics to analyze and qualify photos taken by camera phones and digital cameras. These measurements include color fidelity, white balance accuracy, resolution (MTF) and …
Book publisher Rocky Nook has released “Mastering Landscape Photography: The Luminous Landscape Essays” consisting of thirteen essays on landscape photography by master photographer Alain Briot. The book begins with the technical aspects of photography: how to see, compose, find the right light, and select the best lens for a specific shot. Then it continues by …
Our friends over at Photoshop TV – Matt, Scott & Dave – did their usual splendid bit of podcast for the week explaining things to Photoshop users: Matt demonstrated how to use the Slice tool to create web pages; Scott showed a trick with the Pinch and Transform tools to prettify and slenderize a face; …
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