Photography

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Macworld July 21, 2005 James Galbraith	Casio Exilim EX-Z750 Aside from a few issues of convenience, the Casio Exilim EX-Z750 is a fun camera with many interesting and useful features -- such as a large LCD screen, long battery life and helpful in-camera editing tools.
PC World August 2005 Paul Jasper	Epson PictureMate Printer Will Make Shutterbugs Smile The Deluxe Viewer Edition adds a convenient color screen for previews and edits, and it prints more quickly than its predecessor.
PC World August 2005 Jeffrey Fuchs	Get Great Photo Prints Without Breaking the Bank Six cost-saving tips for your photo printer--and a seventh on keeping nozzles clean.
PC Magazine August 9, 2005	New Cameras for Every Need (and Budget) Digital cameras continue to be the most sought-after tech gadgets, as new users switch from film to digital and existing users upgrade to fuller-featured, higher-resolution models. Here's the Casio EX-Z750.
Macworld July 14, 2005 Robert Ellis	Sony DCR-PC55 The Sony DCR-PC55 is a seductively compact camcorder, housed in a stylish metallic body available in silver, black, red, and white. But while it looks hot, its features are lukewarm.
PC Magazine July 13, 2005 M. David Stone	Getting Your Color Right Nowadays, it doesn't take much work to get good color when you print. But a little extra effort can give you better, more consistent results. If you want something closer to perfection in your photos than what you get from sRGB, plenty of tools can help.
PC Magazine July 13, 2005	To Do... 2 iPAQ models with Nevo remote control software can be easily adapted for use as a remote control for a Canon 300D Digital Rebel.
PC Magazine June 9, 2005 Bill Machrone	Sony Photo Vault This device is a portable mini-CD recorder that stores images from your USB- or Memory Stick-equipped digital camera and can display them on TV.
DailyCandy July 12, 2005	Picture This Select your canvas size and color scheme, and this online design studio will turn your favorite digital photos into works of art.
Macworld July 12, 2005 Robert Ellis	Sony DCR-HC42 Sony's DCR-HC42 is a point-and-shoot camcorder with an Easy Handycam button that hides most menu options, so it's difficult for beginners to muck things up.
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