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Adventure September 2005 Ken Kristensen |
The Basics: Adventure Filmmaking The right gear -- and these tips from the pros -- will make your next vacation video (and still-life photos) a blockbuster. |
Adventure September 2005 |
Your Turn: There + Back The top prize photo in the first Wild Angle Photo Contest of the Adventure in Travel Expo: Rappelling in Zion National Park's Pine Creek. |
PC Magazine August 31, 2005 Molly K. McLaughlin |
Make Negatives Good The Epson Perfection 3590 Photo lets you view and scan your 35-mm filmstrips. |
Macworld August 30, 2005 Ben Long |
Nikon D50 Nikon's least expensive digital SLR camera delivers great images from a durable body. The D50 has almost all of the features that a professional or advanced amateur shooter will want. |
PC Magazine July 25, 2005 Terry Sullivan |
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H1 This superzoom has some fine features, but just a few hang-ups, too. |
PC Magazine July 22, 2005 M. David Stone |
Sony DPP-FP50 The Sony DPP-FP50 lets you preview photos from memory cards on a TV, as well as print from memory cards, computers, and PictBridge cameras. It offers good performance, but the photo quality is a touch below par for a dedicated photo printer. |
PC Magazine August 17, 2005 Jim Louderback |
Cheap Digital Cameras: Rough Terrain Are they any good?: FlatFoto from RadioShack... Concord 1500... Digital Concepts... Gemini Micro Slim... |
High on Adventure August 2005 Larry Turner |
Northern Italy Photo Essay Domodossola's Eurossola Hotel and Piazza Mercato... A small hamlet above Pragelato... The Village of Inferiore's Fort Fenestrelle... etc. |
PC Magazine August 3, 2005 Sebastian Rupley |
Gigapixel Resolution These photographers are currently traveling across the country creating a photographic record of landscapes using cameras that one of the pair invented, which take pictures at 1,000-megapixel resolution -- many times what a digital camera can snap. |
PC Magazine August 3, 2005 M. David Stone |
Printing Directly from Cameras I'm considering buying a Canon Pixma iP5000 printer but am told it will print directly only from cameras with PictBridge, which means it won't work with my relatively new Olympus camera. |
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