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Edit Review: Adobe Flash CS3 Professional  

Reviewer: Franklin McMahon

For media artists, there is little middle ground with Adobe Flash usually you either know it or you don't. Unlike a program such as Adobe Illustrator,...

Edit Review: Mackie VLZ3 Series, Tracktion 3, and HR824mk2  

Reviewer: Gary Eskow

Mackie VLZ3 Series Back in the old pre-digital days or, more precisely, at the time when digital audio technology was in its early commercial-release...

Edit Review: Lexicon Omega  

Reviewer: Tom Patrick McAuliffe

The emergence of surround sound and stereo has made high-quality audio-for-video production eminently important. One option for video pros looking to...

Review: Apple Final Cut Studio 2  

By D. W. Leitner

Let's Hope Apple Never Becomes an Ordinary company. Few companies set out, after all, to smash the dystopian future as famously depicted in Apple's defiant...

Video Non-demand 

By Cynthia Wisehart

My neighbor, TVN Entertainment VP of Technology Dave Bartolone, built a chicken run on the property line of our houses along the east (sunrise) wall of...

Edit Review: Adobe After Effects CS3  

Reviewer: Franklin McMahon

After Effects (AE) joins Adobe Creative Suite 3 with this new revision essentially version 8.0. As usual, new features and improvements abound, and we'll...

Matrox RT.X2 in the Real World: Part 2 

By Jan Ozer

The strongest first impression of the Matrox RT.X2 is the realtime HD preview to flat panel LCD monitor via the RT.X2’s DVI output. ...

Matrox RT.X2 in the Real World: Part 1 

By Jan Ozer

Nowhere is the phrase “time is money” more true than in digital video production. Our jobs typically require a demanding combination of creativity, superior output quality, and sheer computer throughput...

Break Out 

By Cynthia Wisehart

Mobility was the trend at Siggraph this year, and not just at the production end of the pipeline. Two technology categories that have become increasingly...

Edit Review: Apple Final Cut Studio 2  

Reviewer: Jan Ozer

Apple Final Cut Studio 2 is like the proverbial elephant and the blind man your impression depends upon where you touch it. For this review, I'll touch...

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