Other Software Photography Equipment Reviews

Vertus release the third version of Fluid Mask, a fast way of masking your images for merging together. Matt Grayson takes some pictures to see if Fluid Mask 3 can keep them out of the Recycle bin.

Media brain-boxes RoxioLabs have released a free download to liven up your desktop which works like a news ticker on TV and will load local digital images from your computer or RSS feeds from the interweb. Matt Grayson takes a look.

The Unlimited version is the third installment to Realviz' Stitcher packages. Matt Grayson gets to grips with the expanded pack because he's rubbish at gluing pictures together.

A photo and graphic program in one package? It can't be done. Or can it? Matt Grayson investigates.

More face-editing frolics for Duncan Evans as he rates the latest program designed to make enhancing portraits a matter of moving sliders.

Improve faces in five easy stages? It's a dream come true for Duncan Evans.

PhotoFrame Pro 3 review

Having already taken a look at Phase One's budget RAW processing solution, Capture One LE, Gary Wolstenholme turns his attention to Capture One PRO to see if the extra cost is justified by the additional features.

Shooting in RAW opens up new possibilities for digital photographers. It allows complete control over colour balance, tone and contrast. Because the information in the original RAW file is never altered, it is a also completely non-destructive process.

Having already taken a look at Phase One's budget RAW processing solution, Capture One LE, Gary Wolstenholme turns his attention to Capture One PRO to see if the extra cost is justified by the additional features.

Nowadays, slideshow creators such as ProShow Gold from Photodex will make a masterpiece of imagery out of the most bland pictures. Matt Grayson puts his to the test.

Shooting in RAW opens up new possibilities for digital photographers. It allows complete control over colour balance, tone and contrast. Because the information in the original RAW file is never altered, it is a also completely non-destructive process.

Photoshop became part of the CS range on version 8. We take a look at what this means to the popular image editing program.

Who better to rate a program that offers twice as much as usual than Duncan Evans whose girth is equally double that of the norm.

More face-editing frolics for Duncan Evans as he rates the latest program designed to make enhancing portraits a matter of moving sliders.

Matt Grayson takes a look at Aperture 2, Apple's image workflow program.

Matt Grayson once again leaps into the glossy, glamourous world of cutting out a picture and plonking it onto another one.

Here we take a look at whether the fifth version of this popular RAW workflow software will capture our hearts.

Kat Landreth from www.pareandfocus.com reviews the latest version of GIMP - the free image editing package.

Alien Skin Xenofex 2

Matt Grayson once again leaps into the glossy, glamourous world of cutting out a picture and plonking it onto another one.

Gary Wolstenholme reviews Phase One Capture One 7 Pro, the latest version of Raw image editing from Phase One.

Daniel Bell tests the many plug-ins included in the Topaz Labs bundle.

Here we take a look at whether the fifth version of this popular RAW workflow software will capture our hearts.

Epson printers come with a great bit of printing software called PhotoQuicker. I tried PhotoQuicker 2 while reviewing the new Stylus Photo 1290.

For decades a secret war has raged between photographers and painters and now BenVista have become mediators. "Don't fight," they say, "Everyone's a winner." Matt Grayson puts down his Semi-Automatic SLR with Laser sights and motion sensing Flash Charges to look at the second edition.

Daniel Bell adds film effects to pictures using the DxO FilmPack 3 Expert software.

Like Police Academy, the sequels to Roxios Easy Media Creator suite keep churning out. But do they also make you want to punch someone? Matt Grayson thinks that if it did, it would be Steve Guttenberg.