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We review four camera gizmos for kids
Connected Photographer Magazine - September 2008
In this all-new product review shootout, we put four kid-safe(ish) camera(ish) products to the test. Read on to learn how Fisher Price Kid-Tough Digital Camera for Boys, Kid-Tough Digital Camera Case, RipRoar Creation Station from Manley, and Wild Planet Spy Video Car from Wild Planet stand up to our editorial review.
Five must-have photo accessories
Connected Photographer Magazine - August 2008
Sometimes, all it takes to make a perfect picture is the right tools. In this era of fancy SLR digital cameras and high-tech gadgets, it has become easier to achieve a high quality image. Whether you take a great photo by mere accident or with full intention is moot point. However, there are certain accessories which can increase the chances of taking "accidentally" awesome pictures. In this helpful article, Anne Violette shows you some of the most helpful accessories she uses to take great shots.
The Dell Axim X50v: an ideal laptop replacement for photographers
Connected Photographer Magazine - March 2005
We've never discussed using a PDA as a laptop replacement for digital photography. Frankly, until recently, we didn't consider PDAs up to the challenge. But with the release of Dell's Axim X50v Pocket PC and a piece of software called PhotoViewer, we think the PDA can finally become an indispensable asset for the digital photographer on the road. This article shows you why.
Should photographers care about the iPod photo?
Connected Photographer Magazine - March 2005
We recently had a chance to look at the new iPod photo, introduced by Apple last year and updated last week in 30GB and 60GB models. As photographers, should you care? In this no-holds-barred review, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz will let you know. It ain't pretty.
The Logitech MX 1000 Laser mouse proves that optical is obsolete
Connected Photographer Magazine - November 2004
Optical is obsolete. At least according to Logitech it is. That's the tagline for their new MX 1000 Laser cordless mouse. Laser? That's right boys and girls. The Logitech MX 1000 is the first laser-powered mouse. The Logitech MX 1000 Laser mouse is 20 times more accurate than a standard LED optical mouse. Senior Technical Editor James Booth puts the Logitech MX 1000 Laser Cordless Mouse to test. To find out how it performed, you'll have to read on.
Digital gift ideas -- stocking stuffers to wallet busters
Connected Photographer Magazine - November 2004
Whether you're looking for gift ideas for the digital photographer on your list, or ideas for yourself, whether you're a dedicated pro, or take casual snapshots, there are plenty of options to choose from. Author Jon Canfield has rounded up a list of items for the photographer he's either found useful, or has drooled over himself.
SyncMaster 910t: a pivoting LCD monitor that's perfect for photo editing
Connected Photographer Magazine - November 2004
How often have you had a tall picture that you needed to edit? You can never seem to see the entire picture at once. But with a pivoting monitor, you can see the entire image the way it's meant to be seen. We review a great LCD monitor that pivots. What makes this one special? Put simply, it's the quality of the image and the low price.
Frame Fit will fit your budget
Connected Photographer Magazine - March 2004
No one ever said photography would be cheap, but at least there are some ways we can keep the cost down. One of our friends recently turned us on to an online merchant that sells frames for pretty low prices. This merchant is our Site of the Month for March.
10 useful stocking stuffers under $100 for your favorite photographer
Connected Photographer Magazine - December 2003
In this article, we'll help you find ten great, useful holiday gifts for your favorite photographer, all under $100.
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