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July

2008

16:40

This is the least costly Canon point and shoot camera to have optical image stabilization. With its 7.1 megapixel CCD sensor and 2.5-inch LCD screen, it's not among the top contenders in its category, but it does have other attributes that make it a great ...

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July

2008

18:20

Review of the Canon i850 Photo Printer

If you are looking for a photo printer that is reasonably priced, yet will do a fair job of printing a variety of color and black and white photos, the Canon i850 might be the right printer for you. ...

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July

2008

12:12

Review of EPSON Stylus Photo R1900 Printer

The R1900 is a photo printer more geared to the serious professional photographer. It features eight, not the normal four, ink tanks, to create an infinite variety of color combinations. Because of this, Epson can offer significant enhancements in color r ...

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June

2008

07:26

Review of Book "The Complete Reference Photoshop 7"

If you're looking for a book packed full of lots of glitzy illustrations and computer generated diagrams in multiple colors, then you don't want to spend your money on this tome, because you won't find them. However, if you're looking for a no-nonsense, c ...

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June

2008

02:14

Review of the Kodak EasyShare M893 IS Compact Digital Camera

If you're looking for a state-of-the-art, cutting edge, digital camera, then you don't need to read any further, this is not the camera for you. However, if you're in the market for a camera that's easy to operate, well-made and which takes fairly decent ...

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June

2008

10:44

Review of Photodex ProShow Gold

If you ever need to make slideshows in the course of your work, Photodex ProShow Gold is a program that can do the job quite nicely. However, it is probably not the best choice for someone who does a lot of slideshow work on a regular basis, as certain fe ...

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June

2008

01:11

Review of Book "Surreal Digital Photography"

Surreal photography is the art of taking photographs of a fantasy world by using ordinary objects and presenting them in a most extraordinary manner. When done correctly, the fantasy worlds created in the photographs represent the cutting edge of artistic ...

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May

2008

20:55

Is it Advantageous to Join Professional Organizations?

There has long been debate among professional and amateur photographers alike about the relative advantages of joining professional organizations. With the cost of membership, many feel that unless they are really established in the field, their money wou ...

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May

2008

15:53

Review of American Waters, Alex Kirkbride

Alex Kirkbride is a noted and gifted underwater photographer who spent three years travelling and diving all over the United States. His resulting one hundred and ninety-two page hardback book is the result of that amazing 100,000 mile journey. It also ma ...

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May

2008

04:51

Review of Photographic Locations: Iceland

Iceland might sound like a particularly distant location for a hobbyist photographer to go just to get some great photos, but it can certainly provide an exceptional setting for some great photographs. ...

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