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A look at the photographers workflow
"When the first photographers ventured into digital they went naturally for the industry standard, Adobe Photoshop. Their agencies worked with it, the few computer people they knew worked with it, printing houses worked with it (BTW, the second industry standard was Quark's XPress for page lay-out). In 1999 Nikon brought the D1 to the market, not t......
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05/05/06 |
U.K. Residents - Win the Epson Stylus Photo R2400 Printer
Photo-i is having a contest in which UK residents call a phone number to answer a question about the Epson R2400 printer. Each call costs .75p a minute and the average call should last less than 2 minutes using a standard BT land line. The call helps to support the photo-i.com web site. A winner will be selected at random after July 10, 2005 (the......
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06/17/05 |
Lasersoft SilverFast Ai Review for Canon 9950F
Over the years I have reviewed many scanners for both photo-i and photographic magazines. I have seen a sharp rise in quality that flatbed scanners now offer, especially for film scanning. The biggest test for a flatbed scanner is scanning 35mm, this requires precise alignment of CCD sensors and sufficient depth of focus to allow for any slight buc......
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06/06/05 |
Sample Photos from the new professional Epson Printers
Epson UK took a group of journalists to Paris in April to see their latest line up of professional printers. Most of us had been expecting an upgrade to the 2100/2200 for sometime and I must confess that when the R1800 was launched earlier in the year I thought this was it - not so (although the R2400 does look identical to the R1800). Epson not on......
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05/10/05 |
