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2008 Hyundai i30 CRDi Auto First Steer
2008 Hyundai i30 CRDi Auto First Steer “For my money, Hyundai’s i30 is one of the most exciting small cars on the market today. With the introduction of the CRDi automatic, global sales of the i30 will skyrocket” - words and photography by Anthony Crawford Read more… It’s been a while [...]
Car Advice - Published 2 days, 19 hours ago
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Nikon Releases Compact Professional DSLR Camera
Nikon has released the D700 SLR camera, a lightweight, small-frame camera targeted to the high-end amateur and professional wedding photography market.
Smart Office Technology - Published 5 days, 14 hours ago
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GOTO: mediavr.com
Despite having the Golden Ticket, I renaiged on the invitation to the 2008 Biennale Artists’ Party (long story), but thanks to Peter Murphy’s ‘panoramic VR’ photography, both you and I can feel like we were literally in the middle of the crowd. Peter’s flash-based panoramas give an extraordinary - and often disorientating - feeling [...]
stuartbuchanan.com - Published 1 week ago
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2008 TRD HiLux 4000SL Review
2008 TRD HiLux 4000SL Review & Road Test The all new TRD HiLux… a performance utility it ain’t… Model Tested: 2008 TRD HiLux 4000SL - $64,990 (RRP) Appeal, desirability, practicality. Performance, handling, noise, interior refinement, stereo. CarAdvice Rating: - words Alborz Fallah/ Photography Anthony Crawford The TRD HiLux has been one of those reviews that I have procrastinated on [...]
Car Advice - Published 1 week, 2 days ago
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No Flash Stickers for Museums
The constant sound you hear in many museums is "No Flash!". A solution to this would be to issue the staff with red post it notes to stick over the flash of cameras. Many museums allow photography, but not flash photography, due to the risk of damage to light sensitive items and the distraction to other visitors. But many people have difficulty turning off the flash on their digital cameras. My
Net Traveller Tom Worthington - Published 1 week, 4 days ago
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Kodak sets $1bln stock buyback
Shares jump 17 per cent as photography company plans to spend $US581 million tax refund. 25 Jun 2008 4:58 AM
Business Spectator retail - Published 1 week, 5 days ago
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2008 Volvo V70 T6 review
2008 Volvo V70 T6 review & road test Model Tested: 2008 Volvo V70 T6 - $67,950 (RRP) Options fitted: Metallic Paint - $1,350; SatNav - $3950; Bluetooth - $445; BLIS - $1200 Engine, Transmission, Comfort, Economy, Space, Quality Suspension can be confused, steering artificial, satnav CarAdvice Rating: Review and photography by - Karl Peskett Some pernicious comments about looks [...]
Car Advice - Published 1 week, 6 days ago
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New Project: Cindy Yen Photography
Cindy Yen has been a dream client. She came to me through the extremely talented Ellen Petty, who designed her logo and business cards. Despite some delays on my end, Cindy showed tremendous...
James Bull | Perth Web Industry News Digest - Published 2 weeks, 1 day ago
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Mobile Web - a 1st quarter report
The mobile web has garnered a lot of attention in recent months and understandably so. Mobile phone ownership in Australia alone is over 90% (OECD Telecommunications Outlook 2007) although mobile use is still mainly focused on phone calls, with photography catching up. However, this is changing. Opera Software - creators of the Opera web [...]
Libraries Interact - Published 3 weeks, 3 days ago
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Documentary and decor art services offered by June Kirk Photography
June Kirk Photography offers documentary and decor art services. June Kirk Photography provides customised decor art services for commercial and corporate interiors.
Ferret Product - Published 3 weeks, 4 days ago
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Is 2008, the year of the DSLR?
Terry 's probably noted before, that there is a second coming in Photography, in the way of Digital SLR (Single Lens Reflex) cameras. Amateur and family photographers have been chimping on their Digital Point and Shoots for a long while now and many are looking for the next leap forward. In many ways, the state of technology is such that barriers to entry have fallen, in terms of pricing, good-enough picture quality, ease of use and portability. Sony have joined in the fray and are frightening the big two - Canon and Nikon. Not in terms of professional use or perceived professional use - because establishing a reliability, longevity, comfort level and rental market is not an overnight thing. But in terms of making DSLRs very approachable to the Point and Shooters. Olympus has been doing sterling work in portability and Pentax is a long soldier in providing value for money. But, even within the same brand, the new buyer has a tough time time making up his or her mind. This is the phenomenon of electronics affecting the equipment pricing, longevity and shelf life. In every brand, you have overlaps between outgoing, heavily discounted models and incoming new models ...
Bleeding Edge - Published 1 month ago
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2008 BMW 135i review
2008 BMW 135i review Model tested: 2008 BMW 135i Sport Recommended Retail Price: $71,400 Options fitted: Electric Glass Sunroof - $2,750; Metallic paint - $1,600; BMW Radio Navigation with favourite buttons - $2,700 Everything - space, pace, power, poise, quality, dynamics - the lot Um, nothing? CarAdvice rating: (5/5) Review by - Karl Peskett Photography by - www.OzCarSightings.com Ever [...]
Car Advice - Published 1 month ago
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Former FTI Member Wins Jury Prize At Cannes
Jerrycan , written and directed by Julius Avery and produced by Stuart Parkyn, was awarded the Jury Prize by the short film jury at the closing ceremony at Cannes on Sunday 25 May. Jerrycan is about Nathan, a kid who risks everything after he is bullied into making a life and death decision. Julius Avery’s early short Little Man (2004) secured for Brenden D. Mellow the Best Actor award with nominations in the categories of Directing and Production Design at the 18th WA Screen Awards . The film was funded by ScreenWest and produced by Jeff Asselin. Julius Avery has gone on to receive the Emerging Australian Filmmaker Award at the Melbourne International Film Festival in 2006 and the winner of the Australian Directors Guild Directors Award for Best Direction in a Student Film at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2007. This is the first time since 1995 that an Australian filmmaker has been awarded a prize by the short film jury. Jerrycan (13.5 mins) Production Company: Avery & Parkyn Director/Writer: Julius Avery Producer: Stuart Parkyn Co-Producer: Matt Downey Director of Photography: Adam Arkapaw Editor: Jack Hutchings Cast: Tristan Burke, Walter Currie, Kyle Taylor, Nick Tomas and Dylan ...
Film & Television Institute WA - Published 1 month ago
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Girl now covered
If there is nothing shameful about the pictures, why not tell police who she is? THE police investigation into Bill Henson’s photography has stalled because...
Andrew Bolt - Published 1 month, 1 week ago
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The Henson Debate: Crikey readers respond
Everyone from the PM down has weighed in on the debate over Bill Henson's photography. Crikey readers had a lot to say too - in fact we've had more comments on the story than any other we've published. Here's a selection of reader comments on the issue.
Crikey - Published 1 month, 1 week ago
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