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<description>The Imaging Resource Digital Photography Newsletter is published by Imaging Resource (http://www.imaging-resource.com) as an advertising-supported email newsletter to opt-in subscribers and simultaneously in HTML on the Web every two weeks (without Dave's Deals). We bring you industry events like CES, Macworld Expo, PMA and photokina -- which we actually attend, providing live coverage on our Web site. And we report on digital cameras, storage mediums, scanners, printers, image editing software and services for digital imaging (like online photofinishing, framing and album sharing) as they are released. In addition we publish on-going tutorials designed to help you get the most out of their investment in digital imaging no matter what level of expertise you enjoy. The format includes one or two special features, columns for beginners and advanced readers, a just-for-fun column, reviews (of hardware, software and books), news (primarily product releases), special purchasing deals, letters to the editor and more.</description>
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<title>July 4, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>We celebrate the Fourth with a feature on camera straps, Shawn's hands-on preview of the Nikon D700 FX dSLR and a cookbook review. What no fireworks tutorial? Our June 24, 2005 issue (it's in the Archive at http://www.imaging-resource.com/IRNEWS/index-arch.html) covered that, citing News Editor Michael R. Tomkins' classic checklist. To recap, for digicam owners, it's Fireworks Scene mode. For cameras with a Manual mode, start by setting focus to infinity, use a tripod for exposures from two to 10 seconds, set your aperture to f8 or smaller and ISO to 100. Cheers!</description>
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<title>June 20, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 20 Jun 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>We pass along some recent experience shooting graduations and ball games before a look at what's new in the Nikon D60. Then we discuss the pros and cons of body-based and lens-based image stabilization. Have fun!</description>
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<title>June 6, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 06 Jun 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>We have some fun (sure, image editing can be fun) with Capture NX 2 before printing wireless to HP's top-of-the-line all-in-one printer. Then we find a great book on digital photography that won't go out of date. Unlike newsletters, we hasten to add.</description>
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<title>May 9, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 09 May 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>Need a last-minute gift idea for Mother's Day? We got two thumbs up on the Pandigital photo frame reviewed here from one real mom who also wanted one for her own mother. Then Shawn tests the Sigma DP1, which is suspiciously like the dream camera described in our last issue. Our Letters section includes what amounts to two mini-articles this time, too. So get cracking!</description>
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<title>April 25, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>We recalibrate with the Spyder3 before we shoot around with Sony's W170. Then Phanfare's Andrew Erlichson proposes an intriguing combination of features for his ideal camera. Just in case you want to procrastinate.</description>
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<title>April 11, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 11 Apr 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>We discuss a clever hack for PowerShot cameras before Dave reviews a fast external drive from Western Digital. Then we describe our one-two punch for sensor cleaning. And congratulations to Reese Forbes, Larry Melton and Brad Stoops, the three winners of our drawing for two copies of Derrick Story's <I>The Digital Photography Companion</I>. No, they don't have to share. Derrick generously included an extra copy and since we still had our blindfold on, we just picked one more winner.</description>
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<title>March 28, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 28 Mar 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>We edit our first images with Photoshop Express, Adobe's new online image editor. Then Dave points out some of the more impressive innovations in the compact Olympus E-420. We've got a couple of copies of Derrick Story's latest tome to give away and we also point you to a site with great advice about traveling with your gear. Not that we want you to go anywhere!</description>
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<title>March 14, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 14 Mar 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>Shawn writes eloquently of the Sony A200's simplicity while we take a look at Canon's best A-Series digicam. Then we explain what lenses you need in a dSLR to get what you had in your digicam. Finally, we discuss a recent study of productivity gains from using larger, wider screens. Don't blink!</description>
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<title>February 29, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 29 Feb 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>A leap year edition should have something special and this issue does. It's our rather lengthy review of the Eye-Fi wireless SD card that can turn nearly any camera that uses SD cards into a WiFi digicam. We had to buy one to review it (which may explain why there aren't any other professional reviews out there), but nothing's too much for our subscribers! Then we give you the recipe for those clever black and white images with color highlights, discuss a new CompactFlash format and award our Missing Oscar. Enjoy!</description>
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<title>February 15, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 15 Feb 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>As promised, we have our PMA Envy Awards and PMA highlights report for you. Then we add an interesting twist to our annual call for your Oscar nominations. Enjoy!</description>
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<title>February 1, 2008</title>
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<description>We're coming to you from Las Vegas this week, where we're banging out Pasini Reports on PMA 2008. We'll have a wrap up report along with our Envy Awards next time. In this issue we discover a simple fix for screen burn-in and possibly even stuck pixels. Then we invite you to join us for a day with Nikon's D300 at a local photo studio. Finally, we discuss three points in an image's life it could use a little sharpening. Enjoy!</description>
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<title>January 18, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 18 Jan 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>As promised, we've packed this issue with show coverage from the Consumer Electronics Show and Macworld Expo. But we've also made room for a small tribute to a very big man in this business whose passing will be felt by even those who never knew him.</description>
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<title>January 4, 2008</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jan 2008 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>We continue our Microtek M1 story with a look at film scanning before News Editor Michael R. Tomkins reviews an affordable Canon long zoom digicam. Then we extend the thank you note concept to pictures with a couple of inspiring examples before we take a look at a recent copyright case that has ruffled more than feathers. Finally, welcome to our new subscribers fresh from the site surveys!</description>
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<title>December 21, 2007</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 21 Dec 2007 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>Happy Holidays! We celebrate with a tour of the new M1 scanner, some interesting background on Kodak's inks and the printhead used in their 5000 Series printers and Shawn's appreciation for the lively Live View of the Panasonic L10. And we've even got a little gift for you, too. See you next year!</description>
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<title>December 7, 2007</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 07 Dec 2007 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>A quiet revolution in AA battery technology gets our trumpet call before we report on the Canon G9. Then Andrew spills the beans on Canon's new $200 18-55mm IS zoom, with significantly improved performance over the common non-IS kit lens. Three big reports that still leave room for a little news and your letters.</description>
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<title>November 23, 2007</title>
<pubDate>Wed, 21 Nov 2007 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>We're sending this issue a little early to help you get a head start on the holiday shopping season. The first article covers the top cameras in several categories and the second covers, well, everything else! We even think we can save you a little money in our third feature. If your mouth is watering, rub your hands together. Then plunge in!</description>
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<title>November 9, 2007</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 09 Nov 2007 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>Andrew takes a look at Nikon's bargain 55-200mm VR lens before Theano rings all the Canon S5's bells and blows its whistles. We reveal a little trick for taking someone's picture before getting back to the holiday gift guides coming in the next issue. Stay tuned!</description>
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<title>October 26, 2007</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 26 Oct 2007 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>In this issue, we discover a $30 tool we'll never part with before Shawn takes on the Canon 40D. Then we award our Nobel for Customer Support. The news section has a few odd twists and turns (or tricks and treats) in it this time, too. Must be the full moon.</description>
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<title>October 12, 2007</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>The bright idea to use LCDs on cameras has led to touch screens even on printers and multi-touch screens on playback devices, but what's the best interface for a camera? Sony's W-series is affordable, compact and fun -- none more so than the W80 we review next. Then we discover a flat tripod just in time for Columbus Day before revealing a couple of tips for scenics. Finally, we beseech you again in our most plaintive voice for your Nobel nominations this year (you know, concerning customer service).</description>
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<title>September 28, 2007</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 28 Sep 2007 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>We get excited about HP's compact portable printer with a touch screen and only three inks. Then we get excited about Canon's new number one ELPH. We even get excited about Rick Sammon's new DVD and a font management utility. And finally, we also get excited about a shot we missed, but it isn't quite the same thing.</description>
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<title>September 14, 2007</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 14 Sep 2007 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>It's back to school for image editing with LightZone, whose philosophy we attempt to elucidate. Then we confess our love-hate relationship with Canon's TX1 hybrid digicam/camcorder. Can't connect your camera to your computer's USB port anymore? We explain why before theorizing on when to shoot Raw and when to stick to JPEG. Roll up your sleeves!</description>
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<title>August 31, 2007</title>
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<description>An extended look at Nikon's new D300 leads this issue followed by Peter iNova's comprehensive look at Apple's '08 software from a photographer's perspective. Then we reveal our inexpensive solution for framing 13x19 prints. It's all about value, as Peter says.</description>
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<title>August 17, 2007</title>
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<description>Can't figure out the next lens to buy for your dSLR? Jason and Dave are here to help. Then Shawn puts the achievement of the Olympus E-510 in perspective. We felt like we were on vacation reading Aaland's new Lightroom book -- but it was just an illusion!</description>
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<title>August 3, 2007</title>
<pubDate>Fri, 03 Aug 2007 17:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>Dave explains why the site was down at the end of last week, then we take a look at an inexpensive digicam that doesn't disappoint. We explain how images can be blurred and discuss the merits of different LCD screens. Finally, we revisit the retail experience. Enjoy!</description>
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<title>July 20, 2007</title>
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<description>We spent the last week retouching a lot of portraits with a new product that automates the process. Then Reviewer Theano goes to an air show with Panasonic's hottest model yet. Phanfare CEO Andrew Erlichson explains how the company is using Amazon to back up your images. Finally we reveal one reason some batteries fail so quickly the first time you use them.</description>
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<title>July 6, 2007</title>
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<description> of the march of technology, we indulge in a little regression this issue with a look at Presto and HP's Printing Mailbox for people who like your pictures but not computers. We continue the theme with a peek at a Web site that can help you recapture the past. But the bulk of the issue is Shawn's hands-on review of Nikon's D40x, which just happens to dovetail nicely with Peter iNova's largest ever eBook. Old, new, you know what to do. Enjoy!</description>
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<title>June 22, 2007</title>
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<description>We finally got our hands on a Pantone huey and enjoyed the inexpensive experience. Our experience with Canon's SD750 was also a pleasure, even if the images were a bit soft. But we got a bit perturbed with some out-of-ink messages and started fighting back. Finally we discuss a simple fix for zoom creep. Now, did someone mention summer vacation?</description>
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<title>June 8, 2007</title>
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<description>We scan SilverFast's latest new tricks before touring Epson's V700 scanner. Then we practice mouse medicine, discuss linear capture and hit for the cycle. Enjoy!</description>
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<title>May 25, 2007</title>
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<description>We continue our investigation of LCD displays with some interesting observations from an online discussion before a look at Panasonic's unconventional L1. Then we report on a new approach to manuals and pass along a little lesson we learned from some four year olds. Enjoy!</description>
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<title>May 11, 2007</title>
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<description>It's not quite the same thing but we concoct a rough simulation of Canon Picture Styles you can use with any JPEG. Then Dan takes a look at a 16:9 digicam whose output is designed for the big screen. And SLRgear's Jim Tanner compares Canon's new 70-200mm zoom against a few prime lenses. If you're new to this game, Joe Farace will show you how it's played in a beginner's guide that's fun for even old pros to read. Finally, we reflect on the portrait business. And Happy Mother's Day!</description>
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<title>April 27, 2007</title>
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<description>Welcome to our 200th issue. But who's counting? We celebrate in the usual way, with a revealing look at Canon's Picture Styles, a review of a great digicam for natural light shots, followed by a nostalgic piece on repairing your own gear. A couple of sighs and we'll be ready for the 201st issue. You, too, we hope!</description>
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<title>April 13, 2007</title>
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<description>Digital photo frames are the gift of the year and we take a look at one of the better yet affordable models. Then Shawn admires the unique features of the Pentax K10D (and there are quite a few). Finally, our News Editor Michael Tomkins reports on the latest camera sales figures, in which Samsung makes a strong move. So it goes.</description>
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<title>March 30, 2007</title>
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<description>We evaluate some Creative Suite 3 options before reporting on Apple TV's ability to showcase your images on an HDTV. Then we look at a book dedicated to Nikon's wireless flash system. Enjoy!</description>
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<title>March 16, 2007</title>
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<description>This issue is devoted to this year's Photo Marketing Association Trade Show. We've invented an award to honor some of the more remarkable products. But that won't stop us from discussing everything we saw in our show highlights report. And if that doesn't suffice, Dave will discuss his top PMA picks and answer listeners' PMA-related questions on Photo Talk Radio at 11 a.m. ET on Saturday.</description>
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<title>March 2, 2007</title>
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<description>Canon has raised the dSLR bar with its new EOS-1D Mark III while Sony's new high-speed sensor has Peter iNova imagining a VSLR. Then we explain some less-than-obvious concepts and reveal a pro sales trick before packing for PMA 2007. See you after the show!</description>
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<title>February 16, 2007</title>
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<description>In this issue, coming to you from Incline Village, Nev., we take a look at ACDSee Pro, Kodak's new print system and a 4-GB Lexar SDHC card with reader before awarding the Missing Oscar. Now back to tend the fire.</description>
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<title>February 2, 2007</title>
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<description>We report on the new features in Lightroom 1.0 before we look at two new Olympus cameras that couldn't be more different. Then we reveal a hidden Photoshop control before announcing this year's Missing Oscar category -- and requesting your nominations, of course!</description>
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<title>January 19, 2007</title>
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<description>We've been on the road the last two weeks, but filed a report last week from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and Macworld Expo in San Francisco. We can't tell you what we were doing this week (yet). But don't blink or you may miss the future.</description>
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<title>January 5, 2007</title>
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<description>Wondering how to share that new printer or the old with with some new gear? We show you a couple of ways. Then Shawn considers the G7, weighing on the meaning of its missing features as the market shifts toward dSLRs. Finally, we have a moment of clarity despite a head cold at the top of hill. Let the year begin!</description>
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<title>December 22, 2006</title>
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<description>HDTV is all the rage -- until you try to view your digital images on one. We suggest a few strategies. Then we report on a terrific little camera easily overlooked. We reveal a cheap way to temporarily hang prints, too. Finally, our little bonus gift to you this year calculates your memory card's capacity -- for several things. Happy holidays!</description>
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<title>December 8, 2006</title>
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<description>Surprisingly, we often get email offering to pay for a subscription to this publication. So we've made it easy to help support us with three new shopping options that credit us when you visit PriceGrabber and shop at B&amp;H Photo and Amazon (all white hats on the Web). After explaining that, Dave raves about Nikon's new compact but competent dSLR and we jump up and down with glee over Canon's Pro9000. Finally, we explain what curtain sync is all about just to keep you on your toes. Business as usual, you might say.</description>
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<description>We're sending this issue a little early to help you get a head start on the holiday shopping season. The first article covers our top three cameras in several categories (including Budget) and the second covers, well, everything else!</description>
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<description>If you're shopping for a camera, we explain two developments over the past year that really make a difference. Then we see them in action on Canon's A710 before discovering another jewel from Bruce Fraser, this on the mysteries of sharpening. Enjoy!</description>
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<description>We muse a bit about scanner technology, inspired by two new flatbeds. Then Dan takes the 16:9 LX2 for spin. We review Eddie Tapp's book on setting up Photoshop and suggest a crafty way to handle your old prints. All to avoid awarding this year's Nobel for Customer Support, a lost art if there ever was one. What better weekend to turn your camera's clock back?</description>
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<description>We reflect on the big picture at photokina before Shawn finds a Sony you can tap with your finger to set focus. We describe a meter-less way of exposing (which works for the moon, too) and beg you for a little help with our annual Ersatz Nobel prize for Customer Service.</description>
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<description>We're hearing more and more horror stories about broadband connections as providers upgrade systems and compete with each other, so we thought we'd tell you how we solved our unusually vexing problem. Then Dan gets wet with an Optio W10. You have subscriber Ed Marcus to thank for Peter iNova's contribution, since he asked if a D80 eBook was on the way. And on the subject of companies doing what they promise, we tell you what happened to a Belkin hub with a lifetime warranty.</description>
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<description>We discover a terrific new online sharing service that lets you create montages of your images. For free, charging only for their (gorgeous) printouts. Then Shawn takes the Pentax K100D for a ride, marveling at this new chassis for all those fabulous K-mount lenses (and more). Our Letters column discusses the Nikon D80 and D200, f-stops and building your own PC. Don't blink!</description>
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<description>After a revealing review about a folding SD card/USB drive, we turn our attention to the revamped Rebel. Then Peter iNova tells us how he turned eight months with the Nikon D200 into an all-new eBook. Finally, we help you safely update the firmware on an EasyShare printer. And you thought it was a holiday weekend!</description>
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<description>We evaluate the security risk in using a WiFi digicam before Shawn describes Nikon's latest dSLR. Then we present our second book excerpt, this time from Stephen Johnson on the timely topic of imaging ethics in the digital age. Finally, we offer some tips on taking passport photos.</description>
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<description>It's sort of a theme issue. We look at the Lensbaby's selective focusing (and describe an image editing procedure to mimic it), then we report on Kodak's compact 10x zoom. Not only our selective focus on it as a reviewer, but what happened when a friend took our advice and bought one. There are two sides to every story in this issue!</description>
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<description>DxO keeps doing amazing things and Dave keeps managing to explain them. Shawn goes underwater with an Olympus (no need to hold your breath, the story is right here). And we clear up what zoom ratio is all about before waxing philosophically on creativity. What, after all, is summer for?</description>
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<description>Sometimes the stars are aligned. Like in this issue, which is practically devoted to photo blogging with a feature and book review on the subject. You might even look at the image stabilized SD700 as an ideal tool for blogging available light and even our Fun article is just a blog in love with itself. Enjoy!</description>
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<description>Phanfare releases its Mac organizer, Dan slips a Coolpix S5 into his pocket and we review a comprehensive book on Raw conversion before describing an old lens trick. Keep cool!</description>
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<description>Sony, on the wings of Konica Minolta, introduces its dSLR line and Shawn tells all. Then we reconsider the usefulness of Bluetooth in a digicam before revealing our tips for shooting in Auto mode. Finally, we congratulate all this year's graduates with a little fable we ran across. Bravo!</description>
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<description>First, we get our hands on a new image editing technology that's a breeze to use. Then Dave gets his hands on Sony's slippery little T30. And we have a little evolution to tell you about, too. Before we discuss protective filters.</description>
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<description>Happy Mother's Day! Quick, before you celebrate, read Dave's hands-on experience with some of Kodak's advanced technology, Stephanie's review of a bargain Sony compact digicam and Dave's profile of Sean Reid, the newest contributor to the site. Then come back to study our primer of zoom lenses and don't go to sleep without having a little fun with our Mother's Day wish for you!</description>
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<description>Our lead story is an interview with Julieanne Kost, who has just published an intriguing book of photos shot from an airplane window. Then new contributor Dan Havlik reviews Panasonic's FZ7. We also introduce a new Bookmark section, which features excerpts from recent titles we find particularly incisive, the first being Mikkel Aaland's treatment of some common imaging problems (don't miss the discount). Enjoy!</description>
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<description>We review Photoflex's First Studio Product Kit while Shawn grabs Canon's new 5D before Dave can catch him. You'll want to keep this issue around for 40 years after you read our third feature on restoring an old film SLR. And if you keep it for 100, we have an idea for you in our Fun column.</description>
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<description>Our first PIXMA printer review, a look at Fuji's inexpensive long zoom S5200 and a few other articles help you spring forward! Don't forget to reset the clock on your digicam, too.</description>
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<description>Ah, St. Patrick's Day. We attempt to make you green with a review of Louden Photographic's clever extension of MagneFlash technology to copy table design. Then we try it with a new Olympus that has to be used to be appreciated. Dave clarifies just what goes into a Preview and a Review before we describe an interesting product that you order with your camera. Now to go kiss a stone.</description>
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<description>A mixed bag this time with condensed PMA coverage and our Missing Oscar. And probably the only perfect camera review you'll ever read. Abracadabra!</description>
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<description>We run Microtek's affordable ScanMaker i800 through its paces before we slip the tiny Coolpix S3 into our pocket. Then we discover another classic for your digital imaging bookshelf, this one on working with Raw files. And finally we remind you to submit your Oscar nominations!</description>
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<description>Raves about the Nikon D200 have been tempered by an unusual artifact that Dave analyzes with his penetrating forensic skills. Sony's latest slim digicam with a big LCD adds image stabilization, the hottest feature on the planet. Then we expand our advice about buying a bigger memory card before introducing an unusual visitor. Don't miss it!</description>
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<description>We review Adobe's public beta of Lightroom, its cross-platform photo workflow application. Then Shawn takes a 8-Mp Lumix 12x zoom for a spin before we discuss how to balance your flash with ambient light. Finally, we have a little fun with the future before it's too late. Enjoy!</description>
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<description>Join us for a look at a clever two-eyed digicam, a free photo school and the latest Olympus Stylus. Then we explore Bluetooth printing and even go shopping for a dSLR. A little something for everyone!</description>
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<description>We get the big picture on Aperture and enjoy Fuji's high-end S9000. Then we share a tip for fixing a loose battery compartment door before mounting our spotting scope to a dSLR. Finally, we introduce a new trick for our Holiday gift this year. Thanks for joining us!</description>
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<description>Getting a good print can be a real challenge. So we thought we'd let you ride along as we made a perfect 13x19 on our first try on a brand new printer. Then our camera review highlights a compact digicam that isn't dumbed down, providing everything you need to get the picture. And we review a book that shows how to handle a difficult subject with ease.</description>
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<description>We're sending this issue a little early to help you get a head start on the holiday shopping season. We even shoe-horned our Camera and Accessories Gift Guides into it just to get you in the right mood. Enjoy!</description>
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<description>Recent photo printing data gives us pause before we look over Nikon's wireless P1 in depth. Our itch to solder gets scratched by an intriguing new title and we celebrate a certain approach we've found particularly helpful. You might, too.</description>
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