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Philips Digital Photo Display – Review @ CNET
CNET have recently published a review of Philips Digital Photo Display, a digital photo frame with 137 x 91mm, 720 x 480 pixel LCD screen.
“PROS: Bright, high-resolution 137mm-by-91mm display, Slots for most types of memory cards, Images are automatically resized during upload from cards, Rechargeable battery. CONS:Navigating through menu systems isn’t as intuitive a process as it should be, Battery life is relatively short at 50 minutes.
In the final analysis, the Philips Digital Photo Display gets a lot of things right. Although some may think it’s slightly expensive, it does offers expansion slots for most memory cards, a sleek design, rechargeable battery and, most importantly, a high-quality image. We have no problem recommending it.”
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DSLR Remote Pro 1.2 adds support for Canon EOS 30D
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New in DSLR Remote Pro v1.2: Canon EOS 30D Support
19th May, 2006: Breeze Systems today released DSLR Remote Pro v1.2. Photographers can now use Breeze Systems’ highly regarded software to control Canon’s new EOS 30D as well as Canon EOS 5D, 350D/Rebel XT, 20D, EOS-1D Mark II and EOS-1Ds Mark II, 10D, 300D/Rebel, EOS-1D and EOS-1Ds models.
DSLR Remote Pro allows professionals to:
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Boinx FotoMagico 1.6
PRESS RELEASE: Boinx FotoMagico 1.6: Like Dancing with your Photos
MUNICH, Germany — May 19th, 2006. Boinx FotoMagico 1.6 is a real treat for professional photographers. In the latest release of the award-winning slideshow creation tool for Mac OS X, ColorSync makes sure that the photos stay the color they were meant to be, new transitions add more style to presentations and exporting has been made easier and smoother than ever with better looking results.
Create What You Want
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Royal PF80 Digital Picture Album
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Display Your Family’s Digital Picture Trove With Easy-To-Use Digital Albums
SOMERSET, N.J. — The popularity of digital cameras has created one significant problem: How can we share all our wonderful digital pictures with family and friends?
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Royal Consumer Information Products has provided the solution with the introduction of two innovative and lifestyle-accommodating digital picture displays: the Royal PF 56 and PF 80 Digital Picture Albums. Each complements your active lifestyle and frees you from clutches of the PC, the usual way digital pictures are viewed. There are no monthly fees and no computer is necessary to easily view and enjoy all of your photos on a Royal picture album.
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MacBook with Intel Core Duo
Apple has unveiled the new MacBook featuring 1.83 GHz or 2.0 GHz Intel Core Duo power, an iSight camera, a 13.3″ TFT glossy widescreen display, a built-in bluetooth, a built-in 54-Mbps 802.11g AirPort Extreme wireless and of course the FireWire 400 and USB 2.0 ports. The MacBook will be available in Apple stores real soon with the retail price starting from US$1099.
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Photo Printing Tips at PopPhoto.com
Popular Photography & Imaging’s Aimee Baldridge has published 20 very usefull tips on getting good photo printing result. Here’s one of them;
” When should I use glossy paper and when matte?
Glossy papers can make colors look more vibrant and give black-and-white photos a broader apparent tonal range. The way that light reflects off a glossy surface makes blacks look blacker. Glossy papers are also good for photos that will be handled instead of displayed, since they’re often more durable, though they show fingerprints.For aesthetics, many serious printers prefer fine art papers with a matte finish; these also minimize reflections when framed. If you’re using a matte paper to print b&w, you’ll get the best results with a color ink set that includes a “matte black”—which you may have to swap with a “photo black” cartridge—or a custom monochrome ink set with four or more inks. The wider range of black ink densities will compensate for the loss of the reflectivity of glossy paper. If you want to use very thick matte papers, get a printer with a straight paper path that won’t damage your media.”
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Olivetti MY_WAY Photo Printer
Olivetti MY_WAY Photo Printer in a portable ink-jet photographic printer with PictBridge compatibility for use with digital cameras without a PC, Bluetooth compatibility for wireless printing even from cellphones, and the capability of printing your photos from a memory card. The printer is powered by external power supply 12V or 6 rechargeable batteries (NiMHi) and it comes with a handy car lighter adaptor.
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Sony PictureStation Photo Printers
Sony has recently launched their latest dye-sub photo printers, the DPP-FP55 and the DPP-FP35. The ultra-compact PC-free DPP-FP55 printer not only have SD and MS slots but also a built-in 2-inch display which allowing you to zoom, crop, eliminate red-eye and adjust color contrast – without a computer.
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Lowepro CompuDaypack – Review @ DigitalCameraReview
DigitalCameraReview’s Ben has written a brief review of the Lowepro CompuDaypack, a lightweight yet spacious backpack for a notebook model (fits most 17″models) and a digital SLR with lens attached up to a 105mm f/2.8), plus 2-3 additional lenses or flash units.
“The Lowepro CompuDaypack handles all of that extremely well. It’s by no means a light load, but the backpack handles it very well. I don’t have to walk far or leave it on my back very long, but I have worn it for a couple hours at a time with a similar load. The backpack remained very comfortable. PROS: Excellent quality, Holds a lot, but is not too bulky, Good padding for notebook and camera equipment. CONS: Single zipper on top compartment, No extra sleeve to secure smaller notebooks in the larger notebook compartment”
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Epson P4000 – Review @ Shutterbug
Shutterbug’s Joe Farace has reviewed the Epson P-4000, a multimedia storage with capacity of 80GB, a huge 3.8″ LCD Screen, and measuring 3.3″x5.8″x1.2″.
“Battery life is estimated at two to three hours depending on what kind of media—photos, video, or music—you’re using. When loading images I always used the AC adapter, but when viewing used the built-in lithium ion batteries and the P-4000 never let me down. The P-4000 may not be the perfect tool for a week-long backpacking trip in the high country, but a laptop needs to be recharged, too, and is lots heavier.”
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