Back to Archives TIP, courtesy of Jay Nelson, Design Tools Monthly: If a file opens into your browser, but you'd prefer to download it directly to your hard drive, try dragging the text link (not the thumbnail) to your desktop. It will download there without first showing up in your browser.) Hardware Author Issue A Change of Style: Wacom Cintiq 18sx Interactive Pen Display Lidka Schuch April 2003 Backup Before You Go Forward Lorne Cherry April 1998 Be Here Is Back With Better VR Bob Connolly February 2001 Be Here Lens: Panoramic Photography and QTVR Assembly Bob Connolly May 1999 Canon Optura 100MC: Trading "Pocketability" for Quality and Control Peter Dudar February 2002 Canon XL1s & Sony DSR–PD150 Peter Dudar June 2002 Dig It — Professional Digital SLRs Keep Getting Better Faster Ron Giddings December 2002 Epson 5000 Inkjet: New Player in the Digital Proofing Arena Shows True Colors Shane Steinman April 1998 Epson 836XL Scanner: Epson Makes It Big and Prices It Low Shane Steinman February 1998 Fuji MX-2900 Camera: Digital Is Different Ron Giddings November 1999 Fuji MX-700 Camera: Megapixel Image Capture in a Pocket-size Format Dan Brill July 1998 In Pursuit of Important Technical Trivia Lorne Cherry January 1999 LinoColor Circon Scanner: High End Image Capture for Graphics Pros Shane Steinman January 1999 Making a Living on the Big Screen Lorne Cherry January 1999 Native 16:9 and XLRS in a Handheld Camcorder Peter Dudar December 2003 Noteworthy: My Three Month Quest for the Perfect Portable Lorne Cherry January 1999 Panasonic's AG-DVX100 24p Camera: Much More Than Just 'Progressive' Peter Dudar June 2003 Sony Cyber-shot DSC-P1 Camera Jason Lee April 2001 Sony DCR-PC9 Camera Peter Dudar October 2001 Tektronix 780 and 840, HP 8500, Epson 3000: The Argument for Desktop Color is Finally Black and White Lorne Cherry May 1999 Tektronix Phaser 840: Works Great, Just Don't Shut it Off Shane Steinman January 2000 Xerox Phaser 7700: Fast, Versatile and Good Enough for Most of Us Dan Brill October 2003 Xerox Phaser 790 Printer Dan Brill June 2001 back to top