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Geologtag is an iPhone application that facilitates the geotagging of your digital photos.

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Kubota Image Tools have announced the release of new Kubota Texture Tools and Kubota Sloppy Borders on Dashboard, a floating palette within Photoshop that acts like a mini search engine for actions.

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A Japanese company has developed a tilt-shift adapter for Micro Four Thirds cameras.

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The BenQ C1250 is a 12-megapixel digital compact camera with a backlit LCD screen.

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onOne Software has released two fully functional Photoshop plug-ins called PhotoTools 2.5 Free and PhotoFrame 4.5 Free.

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PocketWizard has started testing the Nikon version of its FlexTT5 wireless transceiver.

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DxO Labs have posted detailed raw-based sensor data for the Pentax K-x digital SLR camera, which achieved the best result of any Pentax camera tested so far.

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RCP-Technik has announced the 12-megapixel Rollei Compactline 350 digital compact camera with 28-140mm equivalent 5x optical zoom, HD video and YouTube Ready functionality.

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The catchily named "mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras" are quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with, a fact that Samsung have recognised with the launch of their own rival system to the Micro Four Thirds standard. The Samsung NX10 is the first model in the new series, featuring a DSLR-like design, large 3 inch AMOLED screen, electronic viewfinder, 720p video and a large APS-C CMOS sensor with 14.6 megapixels. With 30mm pancake, 18-55mm and 50-200mm lenses and a smattering of accessories available from day one and five more lenses to follow this year, Samsung are certainly making a sizeable investment in their compact/DSLR hybrid system. Read our Samsung NX10 review, complete with 50 JPEG samples and 12 RAW, to find out if it can out-perform its Olympus and Panasonic rivals.

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We have half a dozen images of the LCD and menu screens of Sony’s upcoming EVIL (Electronic Viewfinder, Interchngeable Lens) camera for you.

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BrandProtect and ImageSpan today announced that they have partnered to extend services that empower content owners to protect and expand their global brand, reach and revenues.

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To help give artists a better way to certify their fine art prints, Paris-based Galerie Vu turned to ARTtrust, a new self-certification system developed by HP and Prooftag.

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Kubota Image Tools has announced its 19th Digital Photography Bootcamp workshop.

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Kubota Image Tools has announced its 19th Digital Photography Bootcamp workshop.

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Fujifilm Professional has announced the withdrawal of three of its films, including Neopan 400 120, Superia Reala 35mm, and Pro 160S 35mm.

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Ricoh is showcasing prototypes of the recently announced P10 and A12 modules for the GXR sytem at the CP+ photography trade show in Japan.

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RCP-Technik GmbH has bought the Rollei brand, which it had been using under licence for almost three years.

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Manfrotto Distribution has teamed up with Datacolor for a free colour management webinar, which will offer tips on controlling colour accuracy as well as highlight the benefits of using Spyder3 products.

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Western Digital has introduced its new My Passport AV portable media drives, designed specifically for video storage and playback.

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The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ10 is a brand new all-singing, all-dancing compact camera with a long list of must-have features. The TZ10 (also known as the ZS7) somehow manages to pack a 12x wide-angle zoom lens, GPS tracking, high-resolution 3 inch LCD screen, AVCHD high-definition movies with stereo sound, and even full manual controls into its slim and stylish frame. Available in silver, black, red or blue for £399 / $399, Mark Goldstein finds out if the Panasonic DMC-TZ10 / ZS7 is the best travel-zoom camera that money can buy.

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