one of a number of Kodak digital photo frames, but unfortunately it’s not
one of its best , and whilst suitable for every day use around the home, it lacks some of the qualities that bring it up to par with
the best on the market

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The P730 has a wide range of photo viewing modes: images can be displayed with and without borders, and with transition effects like photos appearing pixel by pixel or sliding across the screen. While (more…)

Think about those sorts of inventions that just seem so obvious once they’ve been made: the hills hoist, the wireless, Vegemite … anyway, putting a printer inside a digital photo frame seems like a pretty obvious thing now we’ve got one sitting in front of us, and we can only wonder why someone hasn’t combined the two before.

So you’d think that due to this photo frame having a printer built-in, it’s not going to be the nicest looking (more…)

Any photographer is aware of the critical role of colour management in their workflow. The affably named ColorMunki is a spectrophotometer — or in plain English, a calibration tool designed for photographers, designers, or anyone looking to effectively capture and manage colours on their computer, printer or projector.
So from the outset ColorMunki Photo has to cover a lot of ground, yet its stylised look gives little away. The quadrant is (more…)