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- Adobe Creative Suite CS2 page 1
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- Afternoon Delight page 1
... I came to the conclusion that bright colors and jumbles of flowers are the key elements…... more>>
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- Back to the Future - John MacRae page 1
Everyone remembers the day they moved to digital. We all know when it was, where we were and how we felt. For commercial photographer John MacRae to recall this momentous event, ho... more>>
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- BC3 has some little brothers! page 1
Mike reports on new computers... more>>
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- Big Computers page 1
We rarely discuss computers in Professional Imagemaker despite the vast majority of readers owning one. The failure of the workstation on which the magazine is made gave us the opp... more>>
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- Big Computing page 1
Taking a look at Windows 7... more>>
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- My Favorite Brushes and Brush Techniques For Watercolours page 1
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- Image Capture for RAW page 1
Faced with the need to process a RAW file into something more amenable to manipulation, the photographer is confronted with a number of options, all vying for the pound in their po... more>>
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- These changing times- David Simm page 1
After almost forty years of high end wedding photography, I am saying things these days that I never would have dreamed of saying just ten years ago. For years I was adamant that t... more>>
- Chromakey 2.0 page 1
Tom Lee reviews Reflecmedia's latest offering... more>>
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- i1 Display Pro ColorMunki Display page 1
The wide spread of digital photography has made colour management an even more important
issue. In the past, labs would be the ones taking care of all the colour management from p... more>>
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- Colour Adjustment - Part 1 page 1
One of the most potent features of digital imaging is the ability to colour correct before output. This strength comes from two quarters, the ability to measure within the image an... more>>
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- Colour Adjustment - Part 2 page 1
Numbers are a key part of digital manipulation. No two people would be able to mix a turquoise in separate rooms and come up with the same colour. However, if they were told... more>>
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- Colour Adjustment - Part 3 page 1
Numbers are a key part of digital manipulation. No two people would be able to mix a turquoise in separate rooms and come up with the same colour. However, if they were told... more>>
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- Colour Adjustment - Part 5 page 1
In our continuing series on colour correction we look at the problems associated with correction of real images, in which the adjustments have to be tuned to the known characterist... more>>
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- Colour Adjustment - Part 6 page 1
Tucked away in the top right corner of the colour picker in Photoshop are some radio buttons marked L, a, and b. These belong to a colour mode known as Lab and are often the last s... more>>
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- Colour Adjustment - Part 7 page 1
Few problems cause as much grief in the press industry and those of us who feed into it as proofing. In some part at least, money is the source of all the evils here. A mismatch be... more>>
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- X-Rite ColorChecker Passport page 1
Do not attempt color calibration unless you are willing and able to invest the time and effort to do it right. Without the effort, you are more likely to screw it up than fix anyth... more>>
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- Colour Correction page 1
One thing has not changed – human perception. This has remained essentially the same for millions of years and remains fascinating to the world at large – Google for color percepti... more>>
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- Compact Disc The Universal Presentation Media page 1
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- Cutting it In Photoshop - Mastering the Wacom Pen page 1
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- How Seriously Should We be Thinking About Going Digital? page 1
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- DIGITALSoftars page 1
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- Digital: Taking the plunge Part 1 page 1
Equipment. It really doesn't matter which digital camera you have or intend to buy, images have proven that almost every single piece of equipment out there is currently good enoug... more>>
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- Digital: Taking the plunge Part 2 page 1
In the early stages of exploring the exciting new world of digital imaging, it is very easy to be led astray. Way back when I first started experimenting someone mentioned that I s... more>>
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- Digital: Taking the plunge Part 3 page 1
To open this last look at going digital, I want to help you explore some of the possibilities that digital opens up in the creation of saleable and profitable products, not just fo... more>>
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- Digital Workflow page 1
Malcolm Sales of Buttercross Photography, explains his digital workflow.... more>>
- Digi weddings – what next page 1
Digital imaging has come steaming in and taken over from the tried and trusted method of film. In a recent straw poll of SWPP members, it was apparent that 76% shot their weddings ... more>>
- Disaster Avoidance page 1
The feeling of total despair when you realise that you are dealing with a corrupt data device is one not easily forgotten and the cost, inconvenience, aggravation and damage to bus... more>>
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- Disjointed jottings from Terry Hansen page 1
Terry looks at going digital.... more>>
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- The Epson P-5000 page 1
Multimedia Storage Viewer... more>>
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- Fade & Line Quality Testing page 1
A fade testing standard remains a contentious issue with no immediate resolution in sight.... more>>
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- The gloves are off! page 1
Quality Matters –
A prize fight over Eight
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- Going Up - Going Down page 1
Down Mike McNamee explores the world of scaling... more>>
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- GretagMacbeth Eye 1 XT page 1
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- Hand Toning B/W photos page 1
Winston goes through a selection of his images... more>>
- The Mystery of Lab Colour page 1
Colour has to be shown in a three-dimensional graph so that the colour and lightness may be depicted. However, to simplify things the Lab plot is frequently shown in just two dimen... more>>
- Merging to HDR page 1
Gavin gives an insight into mergering to HDR... more>>
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- No More Dust page 1
In spite of the amazing advances in technology over the years, one thing remains stubbornly in place – dust... more>>
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- Oldies but Goldies page 1
Expoloring the performance of some old Nikkor lenses on a modern DSLR... more>>
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- Pen Tool for Beginners page 1
This is a feature inspired by Lucy Bretnall one of the Priestley College, graphics design students (who are featured earlier in the magazine). Lucy is a fan of vector graphics and ... more>>
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- Projecting Your Image page 1
Mike McNamee treads into the projector minefield with some backup from members Tom Lee and Ian Stewart... more>>
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- Taking the pulse of your colours part two page 1
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- Quality Matters page 1
Quality Matters is a magazine-wide feature concentrating on
image quality in all its aspects. We start with general concepts
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- The JPEG – RAW Debate page 1
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- Raw Shooters page 1
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- Scanning Perfection made easy with Epson page 1
21st January 2009 – Epson continues to deliver quality to home scanning with the introduction of the new Perfection V30. Reaching an optical resolution of 4800 dpi, this product is... more>>
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- Seeking Perfection page 1
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- The Sharper Image page 1
It is quite possible that your camera is capable of producing much sharper pictures than you think... more>>
- Stillwell Slayer of Dragons page 1
On his way for a break in Spain, digital expert, Ron Stillwell was anxious to purge a few myths and take a tilt at a few windmills.... more>>
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- Digital SLR v 5x4 page 1
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- The Digital SLR Phenomenon page 1
Words of Wisdom from Giles... more>>
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- Computing: The State of the Union page 1
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- Digital: Taking the plunge Part 3 page 1
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- Taking the pulse of your colours page 1
This is a new, comprehensive colour management tool from one of the major players in the field (some would hold the major player in the field!). X-Rite have been slow to join the l... more>>
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- The Hand is Mightier than the Mouse page 1
Using your Wacom Graphic Tablet to make ragged edge watercolour paper effects.... more>>
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- Thinking of going DIGITAL?? page 1
Carol Steele LSWPP, LMPA helps
unravel the mysteries of digital
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- The Times They are a changin' page 1
We are constantly bombarded with discussions on the relative merits of film versus digital and vice versa. This debate has been ongoing since the arrival of the Sony Mavica... more>>
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- Wacom Intuos 4 page 1
Mike Reviews the Wacom Intuos 4... more>>
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