Microsoft Photosynth 2.01
September 12, 2008
Chris Wiles, vnunet.com, Friday 12 September 2008 at 10:46:00
Combine various photos to create a panorama
When we’re abroad we take a lot of photos. Many similar photos which we then look through on our computer and delete the similarities….
Review: Lasersoft Silverfast 6.6 Ai Studio photo-editing software
September 11, 2008
Simon Williams, Computeract!ve, Thursday 11 September 2008 at 12:03:00
Get better images from your scanner
When using a scanner, most people use the software that comes with it and scan images into a photo-editing program such as Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro to apply corrections…
Review: Portrait Professional photo-editing software
August 27, 2008
Cliff Joseph, Computeract!ve, Wednesday 27 August 2008 at 10:36:00
Specialised editing for portrait photography fans
There are a number of low-cost photo-editing programs available for the amateur photographer, but Portrait Professional concentrates specifically on editing and modifying portraits….
Review: Magix Xtreme Photo & Graphic Designer graphics suite
August 25, 2008
Ken McMahon, Personal Computer World, Monday 25 August 2008 at 10:00:00
Some useful tools, but this suite could do with tighter integration
A suite of three applications, Magix Xtreme Photo & Graphic Designer comprises a photo editor, vector graphics application and a photo manager….
Pentax Optio W60 Review
August 15, 2008
Trusted Reviews have reviewed the new Pentax Optio W60 - available in silver, blue or red - the coldproof, waterproof camera can withstand depths of 13 feet / 4 metres, and features a wide angle 5x optical zoom lens, a 2.5″ screen, ISO6400, and 720p video recording. The Pentax Optio W60 is available for £210
“The Pentax Optio W60 is a unique camera. It offers much the same performance, image quality and features as a typical modern compact camera, but with the added bonus of being waterproof and ruggedly built. If you’re looking for a camera for a travel and adventure, but also want a stylish pocket camera for social photography, then you’ve just found it.”
EA Showcase 08: Hands-on with Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure
August 15, 2008
I saw nearly 30 games at the EA Showcase at EA Studios in Redwood Shores yesterday. After getting hands-on time with, or at least seeing, everything EA had to offer, I came to one simple conclusion: Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure was the best game of the show to me.
Wait a second; I actually liked a casual game over something like Mercenaries 2 (which was at the EA Showcase and a preview will be coming) or any of the other hardcore games? Why yes, I actually think Henry Hatsworth is absolutely brilliant. Hit the jump to find out all about this fun little game.
Dungeons and Dragons Online: Mod 8 detailed
August 15, 2008
The biggest gripe for non-traditional players entering into the realm of Dungeons and Dragons Online is how daunting the rule system can be. The statistical frenzy of imaginary rolling dice and character creation has had a habit of turning those players off that may have otherwise enjoyed the diverse universe of DDO. Luckily, Turbine is actively attempting to fix that with their newest mod, “Mod 8.”
Mod 8 has a combination of accessibility for newcomers and has rewards and challenges for those deeply rooted in the game. The goal of the expansion is to make picking up the game as painless as possible, while still showing the player the several layers of strategy and rules involved. I recently spoke to Kate Paiz, Senior Producer at Turbine about Mod 8 and also tried to get her to say that World of Warcraft sucks in comparison.
Hit the break to learn more about the upcoming mod to Dungeons and Dragons Online, as well as Paiz’s integrity when it comes to talking about WoW.















