If you’re a photographer and use a Mac, chances are you’re using Lightroom or Aperture. Probably Lightroom, since Aperture is less popular among pros — and the latest version seems to be an acknowledgment of that. The features added in version 3 are clearly intended to draw casual shooters using iPhoto to the paid...
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From now on, you won't even hear the black helicopters coming. Just a breath of wind rustling your blinds, and then — bag on the head! At least, that'll be the case if the NSA gets hold of some of these Blue Edge rotor blades from Eurocopter. They're not only shaped like a sword...
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Buying an old NES off eBay is a great idea. I did it in college and got two zappers, two power gloves, like twenty games, and a bunch of other stuff for just under $50. But this particular auction fetched the mind-blowing bid of $13,105. Can you see why?
Yes: it comes with a copy...
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There are a billion ways to get the right shot. Most of them, pros will tell you, involve taking a huge amount of pictures. Macro shots of in-flight insects are no exception — I don’t know if you’ve ever tried to take a picture of a bug flying around but it’s hard. However, what...
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![[CES 2010] Gunnar Makes 3D Glasses Almost Bearable](http://www.ohgizmo.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/glasses.jpg)
By Evan Ackerman
3D TV is a huuuuuge deal at CES this year. I’m not sure whether it’s as huge a deal for consumers as it is for the companies making the TVs, but either way, it’s what they’re pushing. The reason that 3D TV is kinda lame is that you need special glasses to...
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