This week, learn more about wireless TTL flash with Nikon’s Creative Lighting System. We’ll discuss the R1C1 macro speedlight, and uses for the SU-800 commander module. Also in this episode: Jason shoots a panoramic image with his D2X
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#34: The Image Doctors
This week Jessica brings you news of a new underwater housing from Fantasea , an inkless printer, Nikonians Workshops, and more! Download Nikonians News Flash #36 (NPC-NF-2007-02-10.mp3; 6:09; 5.7MB; MP3 format)
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Nikonians News Flash #36
This week’s episode includes Photographers of the Year 2006 Segment #6 winners, new search capabilities in NikoScope, and all the latest from Nikon! Download Nikonians News Flash #35 (NPC-NF-2007-02-03.mp3; 10:27; 9.6MB; MP3 format)
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Nikonians News Flash #35
Join Rick and Jason as they discuss how to find “good light” answer listener mail, and offer their advice on buying a new laptop computer for photography. Download The Image Doctors #33 (NPC-ID-2007-02-01.mp3; 41:14, 14.6MB, MP3 Format)
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The Image Doctors #33
Jessica returns from a short break to bring you news about 2 Nikonians with special recognition, updates from DxO Optics, and the latest informaiton on our Nikonians Trips! Download Nikonians News Flash #34 (NPC-NF-2007-01-27.mp3; 10:50; 10.0MB; MP3 format)
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Nikonians News Flash #34
In this episode of The Image Doctors, Rick returns from a European holiday with nearly 400 images. Hear about his workflow techniques. We’ll also discuss the basics of Color Management, answer listener mail, and offer our weekly photo tip.
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The Image Doctors #32
Today I’m delighted to present a new guest writer to the blog: Eric Faller, Software Design Engineer on the Office User Experience Team. Eric is one of the developers on our team who helped to design and implement RibbonX, the user interface extensibility model for Office developers. Today’s Guest Writer: Eric Faller Some of the most commonly asked questions around RibbonX deal with how to load and get images to display properly in the Ribbon
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RibbonX Image FAQ
For the last year or so, one of the questions I’ve been asked again and again has been: “Can I use the new Office user interface in my own product?” On one hand, it’s an immensely satisfying question to hear, because it means that others in the industry believe in the value of what we’ve built and see how the sound UI research we’ve done can benefit their own products. Creating the new user interface has been our team’s passion for the last three years, and we love sharing the fruits of this hard work
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Licensing the 2007 Microsoft Office User Interface
This morning, I posted the final customUI XML schema for creating Office 2007 RibbonX-based solutions. You can use this schema to develop solutions that will work with the upcoming final release of Office 2007; it will also continue to work just fine with Beta 2 Technical Refresh. The changes from the previous version I posted are all minor (and in fact I updated the B2TR link in a previous post to point to the updated RTM schema as well.) Download the RTM customUI Schema This updated version will also find its way onto MSDN in the coming weeks, but I wanted you guys to have access to it first
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Final Schema for RibbonX-based Solutions
Greetings, salutations, and pleasantries and welcome to Wide-Format Imaging’s new blog on the wide- and grand-format market—just one of the new features on Wide-FormatImaging.com. As you can see, we’ve remodeled a little here at Wide-FormatImaging.com—and we hope you like our new look! Don’t worry, all the articles and news you’ve come to expect is still here, but you’ll have access to much more relevant and timely content—from daily news updates to our weekly eNewsletter to monthly online-only features as well as our Buyer’s Guide to help you to find the specific product or service you need—just to name a few. So, feel free to wade in and let me know what you think about the site—what you like, what works for you, and what doesn’t—I’m eager to hear your comments! So, sit back, pull up that keyboard, and mouse and make yourself at home.
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‘Fuji Xerox Printers (FXP) will introduce the affordable Phaser 3115 black & white laser printer at the upcoming Commart Exhibition at Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre between November 4-7. Ideal for use in the home and small office, the Phaser 3115 will be available during the four-day event for the special price of 2,700 baht, including a full three-year warranty. The Phaser 3115 features a 66 MHz processor that delivers a printing speed of 14 pages per minute, and a standard 2 MB of memory.
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Fuji Xerox Phaser 3115 Laser Printer
Sony Press Release SONY DIGITAL PHOTO PRINTER PICKS UP THE PACE UP-DR150 Sets New Speed and Quality Standard for Event Photos, Digital Kiosks CHICAGO, Oct. 21, 2004 (PMA Fall Conference Booth # 717) – Sony Electronics today enhanced its line of digital photofinishing products with the introduction of the UP-DR150 digital photo printer, a dye sublimation printer that is now the fastest in its class of professional photo printers. Designed to deliver quality prints and rapid turnaround in retail, studio, in-field event and kiosk applications, the UP-DR150 also offers high-volume roll printing, durable print heads, and a simple front-access design to minimize maintenance.
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Sony UP-DR150 Printer