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US Olympic Artist Susan Manders will sign your autograph if you’re one of the first 100 people to visit the HP Booth at PMA 2007 next week. She will be gracing HP’s Booth P131 at the South Hall in the Las Vegas Convention Center on Thursday between noon and 3pm. The lucky hundred will meet …
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It definitely will not win beauty contests any time soon, but being pretty might have been farthest from the minds of its designers when they made the Jobo Spectator, a mobile storage device for digital images. They focused instead on the device’s main job as a digital photo keeper and viewer. The new Jobo Spectator …
Last Tuesday, Sony Corporation announced 7 new cameras in its Cyber-shot line, featuring a set of features that at first glance could be interchangeable with other manufacturer’s offerings. But in the chorus line of Sony’s new features – almost faceless – is a new facet of the new arrivals: high definition TV viewing of photos. …
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Aska Japan has announced its Tripper V series of hard disk-based portable media players. It’s primarily a photo storage device with support for the RAW format to enable DSLR users to store their photos directly into the device. The Tripper V is equipped with a 2.5-inch hard disk drive in 40GB, 80GB, 120GB and 160GB …
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The flowers begin to bloom in March for The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch in California. And they are inviting the public to come and celebrate Spring with them amid the radiant burst of color as the flowers bloom. The spectacle will last for ten weeks only. During this time, fifty acres of the famous …
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In this edition of LightSource, Bill and Ed talk with fashion photographer Gray Scott.
123di.com today released Version 4 of “The 123 of Digital Imaging†interactive learning suite, covering all aspects of digital photography from selecting a camera, understanding the settings, to enhancing, storing, sharing, and printing images. The learning module is authored by Vincent Bockaert, himself a photographer and site-contributor for DPReview.com. 123di is packed with more than …
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Kingston Technology has released two USB 2.0 flash drives, the DataTraveler Mini with Migo and the DataTraveler Mini Fun, both packing up to 2GB of storage. The DataTraveler Mini with Migo allows you to work safely with another PC like it’s your own as it automatically synchronises data, keeps versions current and leaves no trace …
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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H9 zoom camera looks like a superb digital camera. Its list of specifications, on paper at least, appears to be a statement of how far we’ve gone where consumer cams are concerned. It’s state-of-the-art in the point-and-shoot department. The DSC-H9 is equipped with a high zoom lens (15x Carl Zeiss) and has …
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Lucidiom Inc. has a whole lot of product lines that can give you a head start on a photo business of your own. The company intends to show photofinishing retailers at PMA 2007 how to grow their profits with Lucidiom’s one-stop solutions. The company offers business solutions in areas like traditional photo counters, scrapbooking, remote …
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