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Gitzo celebrated its 90th anniversary last year with their Anniversary Titanium limited edition tripod, but what the heck, it felt good they’re celebrating it again this year with the release of its limited edition GT90TT Titanium tripod. There’s only 390 of them (like the 2007 Anniversary Titanium) for distribution worldwide, according to Bogen Imaging. The …
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AKVIS Enhancer v.9.0 has a new Focus mode that allows you to improve sharpness on the whole image or emphasize only a part of it. Whatever the cause of your photo’s problem – poor or excessive lighting, motion or just plain bad focusing – Akvis Enhancer offers 3 modes that can treat each problem: 1. …
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The Epson Stylus Pro GS6000 is a big wide printer for industrial use. It marks Epson’s entry into the outdoor commercial printing industry offering 64-inch wide roll-to-roll printing for the professional sign-making market. The new wide format printer features Epson’s UltraChrome GS ink, a new solvent-based ink technology with eight individual colors, including an all …
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Pandigital has unveiled three new digital photo frames equipped with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and touch control technology: 1. The Pandigital 7-inch PanTouch Digital Photo Frame – features a 482×234 resolution and a widescreen 15:9 aspect ratio. It has 128-MB of internal memory and can store up to 800 images with the image optimization software. $120, MSRP. …
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The emphasis is on user-friendliness, and AccentSoft Team’s SnapTouch 2.60 does offer a variety of image editing tools you can easily use to create, edit, and touch-up your digital images. It also features tools such as red-eye reduction, batch-mode processing, semiautomatic lossless crop with adjustable proportions, as well as the ability to stamp the date …
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If you put an affable lady blogger at the front office, will your company be as lovable? Kodak thinks so, that’s why they’ve put the very likable Jenny Cisney, erstwhile Kodak information designer, up there as Chief Blogger, a position which is quite new in the staid corporate world, but not unheard of. It’s a …
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In this edition of LightSource, Bill and Ed talk with Scarpati, commercial music photographer.
Epson America Inc. is bringing back the Fine Art of Digital Printing workshop, designed to provide one-on-one instruction on the professional type of printing digital photos with access to Epson’s industry-leading digital printing technology. John Paul Caponigro and R. Mac Holbert, two of the pre-eminent leaders in digital photography and fine art printing, are conducting …
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How do you use this Western Digital MyBook Studio II hard drive? Is it any good? Will it be useful to photographers like Dave Etchells of Imaging Resource? Dave suggests we might as well bracket everything we shoot these days, in both RAW and JPEG too, since we’re now digital and photos are free. Shoot …
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PhotoReview.com.au has posted its review on the Sigma DP1 rangefinder digital camera where its notes that Sigma has done a great job with this camera by packing so much into such a small body. Margaret Brown writes, “It is not a camera for point-and-shoot photographers. Nor will it suit photographers who only shoot JPEGs and …
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