Articles on Image, Adjustment
Panasonic Viera TH-L37V11S (37-inch LCD)
Review The Panasonic Viera TH-L37V11S may be unusually petite for a flagship LCD TV, but this 37-incher features some of the best visual technologies available under the company's belt. Its key propositions include a premium In-Plane Switching (IPS) Alpha panel, 100Hz frame interpolation engine and...
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Nikon Coolpix S570
Review The Nikon Coolpix S570 is a solid camera which looks simple and stylish. The shooter's 28mm wide-angle lens and 5x optical zoom help it stand out from the competition, besides a consistently good photo quality below ISO 400. A new specialty mode for portraits and its pedestrian shooting performance...
Sharp Aquos LC-46A77M (46-inch LCD)
Review The Sharp Aquos LC-46A77M is second only to the company's flagship LED-backlit LCD TV in its 2009 HDTV lineup. This model offers a substantial dynamic contrast enhancement compared with past-generation Aquos, promising stepped-up picture quality to match its new facade. It also packs a high 100Hz...
Philips 56PFL9954 (56-inch LCD)
Review The Philips 56PFL9954 a.k.a. Cinema 21:9 is a new class of HDTVs that render films in their cinematic ultra-wide aspect ratio. This eliminates the black letterbox bars commonly occupying the top and bottom screen edges on a regular 16:9-formatted panel. What's more, this 56-incher's onboard Web...Picture perfect: HDTV tune-up tips - Apr 30, 2009
Features Our guide will take you through three tried-and-tested steps you can try to help make your television's pictures perform at their best. Read story »
JVC DLA-HD350
Review After years as a small player in the home theater projector market, JVC suddenly brought its D-ILA technology to prime time with the introduction of the DLA-HD1. This revolutionized the sort of black-level response that could be expected from a reasonably affordable beamer. As the first...Full-size Batmobile replica induces drool - Oct 5, 2009
Crave This Batmobile retrofitted from a 1973 Lincoln Continental may have cost Leif Garvin from Sweden more than US$1 million and 20,000 working hours over a span of 3.5 years to ... Read story »Razer Abyssus aims for simplicity - Nov 12, 2009
Crave Raise your hands if you find gaming mouse designs becoming increasingly complicated. Now raise both arms if you think that any more than three mouse buttons on a mouse are redundant. ... Read story »Audiophile chair for the music lovers - Nov 30, 2009
Crave I've come across plenty of hi-fi tweaks in my quest for music perfection, but this is probably the only one of its kind out there. The US$8,200 Ballerina Sweetspot is ... Read story »Vuzix Wrap 310 video eyewear disguised as sunglasses - Sep 18, 2009
Crave Say goodbye to sci-fi video visors like the chunkers on Geordi La Forge in Star Trek: The Next Generation. (Credit: Paramount Pictures) Finally, here's a video visor that doesn't look ... Read story »HTC Tattoo: Entry-level Android smartphone - Sep 8, 2009
Crave Update: The Tattoo's specs include a 528MHz processor, 256MB RAM, 7.2Mbps HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS. Interestingly, its 2.8-inch screen has 240 x 320 pixels. This probably helps keep the price ... Read story »Hands-on with the Vestax Spin - Dec 7, 2009
Crave The Vestax Spin gets spun. There's never been a better time to get into DJing. Gone are the days when DJs had to break their backs hauling turntables, record crates, ... Read story »
Olympus SP-590UZ
Review Olympus may be leading in the superzoom wars with its 26x optical zoom SP-590UZ, but it takes a lot more than a long lens to make a decent long-zoom camera. We're talking the same things it takes to make a good digital camera, like speedy performance, a competitive, useful feature set, and good...
Canon EOS 7D
Review Canon basically ceded the midrange, pro-performance dSLR market to Nikon in 2005 with the arrival of the D200. Since then, Canon's 30D, 40D, and 50D have taken the slower but less-expensive road, with a relatively stagnant autofocus (AF) system that Nikon leapfrogged. But with entirely new AF and...With an eye to the future, try RAW photos today - Dec 7, 2009
Features CNET's Stephen Shankland shares his views why he recommends people to shoot important events in RAW and not just JPEG. Read story »Jump to page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 [Next 15] ... Last »
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