DiapoSheet creates contact sheets of your images. It has a host of features for a new application (currently at v. 1.1) and does a very good job of providing the functions it intends to. It is relatively easy to manipulate, customize, and fine-tune to your needs. While a bit more pricey than one may wish, it is worth the money.
Is Pocket Whip Wild West 1.0 for iOS the new Angry Birds? The original Pocket Whip app (still available for free in version 2.2.2) has been downloaded an impressive more than five million times, and that the latest upgraded version of the app, Pocket Whip Wild West 1.0 for iOS, is even better Friday, August 10, 2001
iView MediaPro and ACDSee4930
When you purchase a digital camera, you will receive software to look at your photos. Reviewed here are two software packages based on the concept that you may want more than what you have. Both are strong contenders for providing that bit of extra buttons and bells you might have been wanting, but were unaware that such options existed.
Wednesday, August 08, 2001
Connecting Two Macs Using An Ethernet Crossover Cable44171
One of the conundrums for most new Mac users, be they emigres from the PC world, or new to computers entirely, is "How do I transfer files from one Mac to another?" No Macintosh models introduced since the first iMacs in 1998 have had floppy drives.
Friday, May 11, 2001
FILTERiT, version 4.04845
FILTERiT is a plug-in for Adobe Illustrator that expands the capabilities of twisting, turning, altering, or (artistically) messing up an object or text beyond what is already available in the program.
Friday, March 09, 2001
WebPainter4744
WebPainter 3.0.5 from Totally Hip Software is primarily an animation program, it's true, but look more closely: each editable frame consists of 32 separate layers -- something special must be going on here!
Friday, March 02, 2001
Decoding the Email Alphabet Soup4561
SMTP, POP3, SSL, IMAP, what does it all mean? An understanding of how your mail program works can also help you choose the right email client program for your needs
Wednesday, February 21, 2001
Photo Objects Vol. 24250
Photo Objects (Vol I & II) is a new kind of clip-art. Here, you have a collection of actual photos, at typically 600x600 dpi placed on transparent backgrounds that can be used in any kind of media such as a school paper or web sites.
Wednesday, February 14, 2001
Art Nouveau12483
Art Nouveau is a reproduction of the entire M.P. Verneuit's Étude de la Plante and contains all 391 plates (310 pages of text) of plants in nature and the plant's design motives which are done in Art Nouveau.
Friday, February 09, 2001
The Olympus School of Digital Photography4590
trying to use a digital camera like a film camera can potentially lead to various levels of frustration and even wasted moneys. It's because of this potential frustration that Olympus created this day long seminar
Tuesday, January 02, 2001
PhotoFactory6572
PhotoFactory combines three powerful, fun-to-use photo-editing software packages (Kai's Power Show, Kai's Photo Soap 2, SuperGoo) you can use to edit, liquefy, twist, stretch, and just plain funkify your photos. PhotoFactory even lets you create slick presentations complete with sound, animation and a bunch of other easy-to-use, cool special effects!
Tuesday, November 14, 2000
MyTV/fm4883
MyTV/fm is a surprisingly powerful tool that actually lives up to its claims. I'm still not convinced that--outside of those guys who make their living posting video and screen captures of Charlize Theron to their websites--anyone really needs this technology, but since when is technology about necessity?
Friday, October 13, 2000
e-Picture Pro4695
You don't have to play around with [e-Picture Pro] for very long before realizing why it has received so much praise. Its tools are at once familiar to users of Photoshop and Flash, somehow bridging the gap between the two. That's not to say users can hop right in and complete their first animation in a matter of moments, but rather that there's an immediate level of comfort one doesn't usually have with new software.
Tuesday, August 15, 2000
StyleScript7656
If you do any kind of desktop publishing/layout using EPS images, you know that a PostScript printer is a must. Now no self-respecting DTPer is going to run a full print job on an ink jet printer, but with StyleScript, your little Hewlett-Packard or Epson becomes a fine comping machine.
I've had a chance to talk to Adobe folks about the switch to the CC and why they dropped the perpetual license. For the most part, Adobe claims they were caught off guard by how people gravitated to the CC. While they didn't provide actual numbers, they did claim the vast majority of people who upgraded did not purchase CS6. Rather, they bought into the CC. Adobe started preparing CS7, but at a certain point they realized that the cost of preparing two versions of the same software—one that would be updated and one that would not—was going to not be a wise use of their resources. Ergo, drop the less popular option.
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