#FOTOMAGICO EXPRESS FOR MAC OS#
#FOTOMAGICO EXPRESS FULL VERSION#
#FOTOMAGICO EXPRESS UPGRADE#

The new version can create standalone players and screensavers (Mac only at the moment) with the same playback quality as the full version of FotoMagico. Which might come in handy if you're interested in the new family license that lets you use the software simultaneously on up to five computers 'in a private household' at the same time. There's also a 15 percent discount if you use 'PMA07' as the coupon code when ordering on the Web.

#FOTOMAGICO EXPRESS UPGRADE#

The free upgrade is to the Express version but upgrading to Pro is just $50 until May 31. Version 2.0 is being released in two versions, the $49 FotoMagico 2 Express and the $129 FotoMagico 2 Pro. The company has just released version 2.0 and made it a free upgrade to anyone with a version 1.x license. But otherwise, we've recommended it without hesitation.įotomagico Express. Those machines export an all-black video. There is an issue with computers that use the ATI Radeon 7500 graphics card. It's fun to work with and the results are always first class.

#FOTOMAGICO EXPRESS FOR MAC OS#

We're great fans of Boinx Software's Fotomagico ( ) for Mac OS X. The $29.95 ExpoAperture Depth of Field Guide uses three tough circular plastic disc rotating against each other to work out the computation. The company also makes a pocket-sized circular calculator to quickly determine depth of field at any focal length, aperture size and sensor or film format. Instead of measuring white balance, you can manually set your exposure. Available sizes run from 58mm through 82mm (with prices running from $99.95 to $124.95) in two versions, a neutral and a warmer portrait.Īnother interesting aspect of this tool is that, faced toward your shooting positing instead of your subject, it turns your camera into an incident light meter. Light is diffused via a honeycomb lens in front through a color neutral white optical-grade plexiglass behind it. That's why every digital camera includes some sort of white balance adjustment (although it's fun to fool around with too, as a sort of built-in collection of filters).īut the one we rely on the most is Custom white balance, which requires shooting a white target under the mystery light source to get a reasonable capture of what you're seeing.ĮxpoImaging ( ) has developed the ExpoDisc, a white balance filter with three ball bearings in its mounting ring so it just snaps onto the front of your lens. Shooting under artificial light can be hazardous to your white balance. Olympus Stylus 770 SW shockproof and waterproof digicam.Olympus SP-550 UZ digicam with dual image stabilization, 15 fps continuous shooting speed, pre-capture of five frames before the shutter is fully depressed.MTI Freedom Universal with Snooze Feature.MTI Freedom Universal with Product Finder, a 'shop, gather and compare' tool.Photobook Pro photo album and bookbinding system.

Joby Gorillapod Family of flexible tripods.

Hitachi Hybrid Camcorder featuring DVD and HDD formats at the touch of a button.

Fujifil IS-1 9-Mp digicam targeted to professions needing to capture both visible and infrared light.

FotoNation's FacePro for mobile phone face detection.

Delkin's SensorScope System cleaning system for dSLRs.

The Zigview S2 dSLR add-on LCD viewfinder.

And a few products we've covered earlier were also winners.ĭIMA Innovative Digital Product Award winners included: Olympus did extremely well, with one dSLR and two digicams getting DIMA awards. The Digital Imaging Marketing Association awards were announced earlier this week. You get up pretty early to catch up on the news here.

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