Using the New Adjustment Tools in Aperture 2.0, Part One By Ellen Anon In this first of two parts, Ellen Anon takes you through the top half of the Adjustment palette brick by brick. Then, next week in Part Two, Ellen picks up with the Enhance brick and continues down through the rest of the adjustments. Most Active Backup Strategies with Aperture, Part Two The Annoying Future of Cell Phone Headsets The eSession Experience: Online Recording for All Topics of Interest audio production har

Additional Sigma DP models anticipated

Manfrotto launches three new X-series tripods

Fujifilm drops the price on the FinePix S700

The Lenovo ThinkPad X300 is an ultra-portable 13.3″ widescreen thin-and-light notebook. Touting a thickness of less than 1-inch, 0.73” at its thinnest, the Lenovo ThinkPad X300 still packs a full list of features. The Lenovo ThinkPad X300 is a prime example that ultra-portable notebooks can be fully functional and still reap all benefits that an ultra-portable form factor brings. First and foremost, it’s a ThinkPad, renown for quality, reliability and legendary performance. It’s loaded with the

Aptina Imaging now can assemble image sensors, lenses, and other components into a camera phone package. The integration happens earlier in the manufacturing process, when the sensors are still part of their silicon wafer, than is typical today.

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The bane of all (or nearly all?) bird photographers is blurring, where the pin-sharp, award-winning image you see in the viewfinder is actually a smeared mess fit only for the Recycle Bin. While it’s true that some shots benefit from a bit of creative blurring - I remember seeing a lovely shot of an Arctic Tern where the wings and body were a blur of activity and the only part of the bird in focus was its immobile head and bill which was focussed downwards on an unseen item of prey - on the wh

Bower 37mm 3X Telephoto Lens with Wood Box March 4th, 2008 Tag : bower 37mm, lens with, 3x telephoto, wood box Company : Bower List Price : $109.95 Amazon Price : $69.95 Used Price : Average customer review : Features Multi Coated Optical Glass, High Speed Auto Focus, High Quality Crystal Optics High definition optical resolution, Infrared and Night vision compatible Fits thread 37mm, Titanium barrel Front and Rear caps, soft pouch included Made in Japan, Brand new, 10 Yea

Have you ever attempted to research and review a product on-line? You know, in the attempt to be a well-rounded, knowledgeable consumer? Thinking that with a few clicks of the mouse and a half an hour of critic reviews all mystery will be dispelled and this great almighty unknown will no longer exist? Yeah, good luck with that. I am looking for a camera. I did not want to be looking for a camera. It was never on my to-do list to look for a camera. I had done no mental preparation to undertake

ASUS' 9-inch Eee PC, now with living pixels! Posted Mar 4th 2008 6:20AM by Paul Miller Filed under: Features, Laptops We showed you quite a bit of the 9-inch Eee PC from ASUS yesterday, but they wouldn't let us turn it on. Now that CeBIT has officially begun, however, ASUS is lighting up those pixels loud and proud. ASUS tells us the screen is 1024 x 600, and it looks to be almost the exact same pixel density as the 7-inch version. The computer was being shown in both Linux and Windows XP versi

Rating:10/10 Review: A Sony Pictures Entertainment release of a Columbia Pictures presentation of an Apatow Co. production. Produced by Judd Apatow, Shauna Robertson. Executive producers, Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg. Co-producer, Dara Weintraub. Directed by Greg Mottola. Screenplay, Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg. Seth - Jonah Hill Evan - Michael Cera Fogell - Christopher Mintz-Plasse Officer Slater - Bill Hader Officer Michaels - Seth Rogen Becca - Martha MacIsaac Jules - Emma Stone Nicola

The new SanDisk FlashBack Adapter backs-up your laptop data onto an SD memory card.

Manfrotto has unveiled a new range of carbon fiber tripods, called the CX series.

Meizu M8 mini One vs. iPhone... fight! Posted Mar 4th 2008 4:36AM by Thomas Ricker Filed under: Cellphones, Features, Portable Audio, Portable Video So we finally had the chance to lay palms to Meizu's M8 prototype. Better yet, we set it up side by side with it's muse, the Apple iPhone. Let's be clear, the prototype is not functional by any stretch of the imagination. It simply turns on and then slaps up one of three images representing the home screen, dialer, or media player depending upon

Apple has quickly followed up the launch of Aperture 2 with a new version, 2.0.1, that “addresses issues related to performance and overall stability”.

The Spring 2008 release of liveBooks Professional, portfolio software for professional photographers, adds new features to enhance search marketing functionality.

AKVIS ArtSuite, previously known as Frame Suite, has been updated to version 3.

Hahnemuhle has announced the addition of two new canvas inkjet products to its Digital FineArt collection.

Lastolite have announced a set of three Ezybox Hotshoe Mask Covers to further enhance the popular Ezybox Hotshoe range.

Review (Summary): "The Stylus 790SW is Shockproof, meaning you can drop the Stylus 790SW from up to 5 feet; Waterproof, meaning you can submerge the Stylus 790SW in up to 10 feet of water; Freezeproof, which means you can leave the ...

SANTA ROSE JUNIOR COLLEGE CURRENT CLASSIFIED EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY MEDIA PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN - 75% Media Services PRIORITY FILING DEADLINE: Monday, March 10th, 2008 (Open until filled) GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Media Services Department at Santa Rosa Junior College is seeking a qualified individual ...

Dave Choo explains the menu at New Uptown Fountain to  ‘No Reservations’ host Anthony Bourdain Just a friendly reminder to make the time or set your DVR, because tonight, March 3, 2008 is the much-anticipated Hawaii episode of “No Reservations” with Anthony Bourdain! It will air on The Travel Channel (Oceanic cable channel 58 or 325 digital) at 8pm Hawaii Standard Time, with encore repeats immediately following at 9pm, and once more at 12am. I’ve got word that Dave Choo will have a viewin

Digital Camera Data Recovery Software: easy and Non-Destructive picture recovery solution to recover and restore lost files.

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Lexar Media 256MB 12X CompactFlash Card (CF25612360) March 3rd, 2008 Tag : compactflash card, cf25612360, lexar media, 256mb 12x Company : Lexar List Price : $469.99 Amazon Price : $9.95 Used Price : Average customer review : Features Capture images faster, so you spend more time taking pictures and less time waiting on your camera 12x speed (1.8 MB/second transfer speed) 256 MB capacity 100% guaranteed compatible with any CompactFlash digital camera Lifetime limited warra

6.3 MegaPixel Camera with 3x Optical Zoom and 2.5″ LCD March 3rd, 2008 Tag : with 3x, 6 3, lcd, optical zoom, 2 5″, megapixel camera Company : Fuji List Price : $499.95 Amazon Price : Used Price : Average customer review : Product Description Image resolution up to 3024 x 20166.2x digital zoomAVI (640 x 480) movie mode up to 30 fpsISO3200 at full resolution with a high S/N ratioFace Detection TechnologyPictBridge compatible3 3/5″ W x 2 1/5″ H x 1 1/10″ DIncludes one Li-ion recha

Think of it as digital photography 2.0.

In the last decade, photography has been transformed by one revolution, the near-total replacement of analog film cameras by digital image sensors. Now researchers and companies are starting to stretch their wings by taking advantage of what a computer can do with ...

...the phone is 128 MB. Then another very impressive feature in this mobile phone is the integrated digital VGA camera with a resolution of 640 x...

At present there is a great deal of different digital cameras that can easily meet any wishes. Quite a significant amount of them have as many functions as possible. But sometimes people want to possess something simpler and smaller, ...

WHTour.org is a stunning 360-degree virtual tour of World Heritage sites from across the globe.

Battery - 2x AA Alkaline Battery Life - Approx. 140 shots Width - 3.8 in Height - 2.6 in Depth - 1.8 in Weight - 5.6 oz Read about Digital Camera Reviews and Mobile Phone Reviews. Also read about Laptop Computer Reviews.

   The day has finally arrived. Motion Computing has officially announced their F5 Tablet PC. The F5 is targeted for the field force vertical market. The F5 is a semi-rugged Tablet PC, positioning itself between commercial Tablet PCs like the LE1700 and more rugged Tablet PCs like Mobile Demand's T8700. It improves upon Motion's Clinical Tablet PC, the C5, by including integrated Sprint WWAN broadband, IP54 rating, 32 GB SSD option, and an optional vehicle dock. It also features a new two-to

Skyhook Wireless is now providing its Wi-Fi-based location awareness technology for users of Locr software which automatically adds location information to photos. Skyhook’s software runs on Apple’s iPhone. It maps the location of Wi-Fi hotspots and uses them to triangulate a cell phone’s location. It works indoors and out but requires nearby WiFi hotspots. Combining Wi-Fi and GPS enables more accurate, reliable location information. XPS is their hybrid positioning engine that integrates

...and needs a phone with a great camera since she doesn't own a digital camera just yet. Thanks in advance. (Follow link to rate this review or...

High dynamic range, or HDR, photography has been generating a lot of interest lately, with photographers from pros to novices latching on to the benefits of being able to make the extremes of both highlight and shadow detail visible in a single image. In the latest installment of our "DCR Workshop" photography how-to series, we tackle HDR shooting: what it is, how it works, and an introduction to the tools, techniques, and technology needed to create your own high dynamic range images.

It took about 2 months to wait for my zoom lens to arrive. It was meant to be part of my original Nikon D40x kit, but apparently, there was a shortage of the Nikkor 55-200mm 1:4-5.6G ED VR lens in Australia at one time. Or at least, that was what my camera seller told me. In any case, the 55-200mm VR has finally come. And yes, this is now the fourth glass added to my photography gear. And, here are some sample shots: Overall, I’m quite pleased with it. I love that even though it’s a zoom

Get Paid to Submit Article like "Want to buy a semiprofessional digital camera" One day last month one of our collegues Mr. Ravi Sharma from Banglore called up and asked us Hi, I want to buy a semi-professional digital camera...

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5 Minutes Around The Blogosphere - Week 24Written by Kailani As you can see, I’ve listed the giveaways in a different format this week since there were so many of them. Let me know what you think of it. Mahalo! BLOG GIVEAWAYS Books: Metropolitan Mama - Raising Baby Green by Dr. Alan Greene Did You See That? - 4 Board Books or Play and Learn Book from Gymboree (March 6th) Pass The Torch - Your Child’s Strength by Jenifer Fox (March 7th) Did You See That? - The Millionaire Kid$ Club & a M

With its SlingShot line of side-entry SLR shoulder bags from a few years back, Lowepro showed the camera world a different approach to quickly getting at your gear while carrying it on your back. Taking this different way of thinking from single-shoulder bags to traditional, two-strap backpacks, Low ...

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The Sony T200 returns for its fifth month atop our most popular cameras list, but with Panasonic's new TZ5 generating a lot of buzz after its release at PMA in early February, it looks like the T200's days as king of the hill are numbered. This list of cameras shows you what visitors to DigitalCameraReview.com viewed most often at over the past month. The rankings are determined by the number of times a particular product page is viewed by our users.

One of the best tools a freelance writer can own is a good digital camera. Supplying your own images for an article can make you more marketable, and any steady reader of this blog knows we are digital camera evangelists here. Writers who don’t

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... they are simply amazing and easy to use. But, before you rush out and buy one you really should read up on the products and see some digital camera reviews to see who has what as far as features and price structure.

The winners of the February 2008 PhotographyBLOG Competition have been selected.

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LIBERTAS REVIEW: Be Kind Rewind Filed under: Movie Reviews — Dirty Harry @ 7:12 pm   Be Kind Rewind is writer, director Michael Gondry’s love letter to the power only movies have to deliver a two-hour oasis from the real world like nothing else can — at least nothing legal. For Gondry, movies are their own truth, a world unto themselves where armed with nothing more than desire and a video camera reality can be made into whatever you want it to be. Pitched just nigh of sea-level on the realit

By Parker Howell Staff writer Dozens of new buildings are springing up on the Spokane and Cheney skylines, but residents probably haven’t noticed unless they use Google Earth. Downtown Spokane structures, from the historic U.S. Bank Building to the Spokane Convention Center, join dozens of Eastern Washington University and downtown Cheney buildings in an online database of 3-D models viewable with Google’s mapping program. Other models depict non-building landmarks, including the oversized red

True confessions time: I'm a soft target for camera accessory advertisements. It doesn't take much more than a few flashy product shots to convince me that the $30 gizmo of the week is going to change my photographic life, and over the years I've been especially drawn to accessories promising better flash pictures. With the help of NotebookReview.com editor and flash photography guru Jerry Jackson, we've done some side-by-side testing on a few of the more popular and heavily hyped accessory light modifiers on the market to see whether these add-ons really do as much as they promise to improve flash photos.