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Mac & the iPad, History Repeats Itself

by Wyn Matthews May 20, 2010 Digital Lifestyle

The iPad has certainly created a lot of buzz over the past couple of months, and with that buzz comes the positive and the negative. Tech pundits and tech critics alike all weigh in, and it’s important to remember that this happens with every single new product that Apple has ever released. I enjoyed this [...]

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Your Digital Camera White Balance Controls – A Tutorial

by Chris Foley April 29, 2010 Digital Lifestyle

Here’s a great tutorial that appeared this week on Macworld.com about how-to use your camera’s white balance controls. Below is an example of a poorly white balanced image. There’s a lot of color correction that can be done inside of your image editing software, such as iPhoto or Photoshop, but the best way to fix [...]

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The eight best iPad apps so far

by Chris Foley April 13, 2010 Digital Lifestyle

Inspired by @kenleyneufeld, who posted a photo of his best iPad apps picks on his Facebook page, here is a screenshot of my own iPad, taken just a few moments ago.  These is my home page, and contains the apps I like the most for the iPad. Here’s an excerpt from an article which appeared [...]

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Which costs more, a Mac or a PC?

by danette March 22, 2010 Digital Lifestyle

From the EXCELLENT Macgasm.net Blog Author Credit: Gerard Lagana In this on-going debate of whether a Windows computer is cheaper than a Mac computer, you need to take two things into account.  First, the upfront cost of each of the computers. Second, the total cost of ownership, or TCO for short.  For the sake of this [...]

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A thorough review of Aperture 3.0.1

by Chris Foley March 4, 2010 Found Articles

Photo management software gets curves, and a whole lot more I’m very excited about Apple’s rabidly anticipated upgrade to its professionally image storage and editing application, Aperture.  Many of us who have chosen Aperture over Adobe’s excellent (though in my opinion, unduly confusing) Lightroom, have been frustrated with the amount of time spent waiting for [...]

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10 Second Tip: Going beyond Mac OSX “Permissions Repair”

by Chris Foley February 8, 2010 10-Second Tips

Here’s a great (and brief) article from MacWorld’s Christopher Breen covering what to do when your permissions issues go beyond what your Mac’s built-in Disk Utility software will repair.   While rare, this issue is one I’ve seen before, often when someone is moving from an older version of OSX (like 10.2 Jaguar or 10.3 [...]

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