Digital kamera guide

Best known for creating professional-grade lens filters, Tiffen also makes an excellent package of digital filters, available in plug-in form or as a stand-alone application. Aimed squarely at photographers, this collection offers something useful to almost any digital shooter. Read the complete review for more details.

If you're a photographer and you don't already have a Wacom tablet, then you need one. If you're not sure why, or if you're wondering which one to buy, check out this detailed review.

If you find that a laptop computer is overkill for your photo needs when traveling, but you still need some place to offload images, you might want to consider hacking a Netbook to run the Mac OS. These tiny, inexpensive machines make great photo accessories, and give you email and web capability.

If you find that a laptop computer is overkill for your photo needs when traveling, but you still need some place to offload images, you might want to consider hacking a Netbook. These tiny, inexpensive machines make great photo accessories, and give you email and web capability.

Imagenomic's Portraiture 2.0 is an amazing Photoshop plug-in that can make short work of your portrait retouching needs. Check out the full review.

In this second of a two-part review, I look at the image quality issues that you'll want to consider when deciding whether to upgrade from the Canon EOS 5D to the 5D Mark II.

The new EOS 5D Mark II is a very exciting camera for Canon shooters. If you're currently a EOS 5D shooter, though, the Mark II presents a very difficult choice: does it offer enough new capability to warrant an expensive upgrade? In this first of a two-part series, I explore the upgrade question in detail.

It's the biggest news of the year for most photographers, and this full review of Photoshop CS4 will walk you through all of the changes and new features to the entire package.

Epson's latest hard drive based multimedia viewer gives you a portable, battery-powered solution for offloading your camera's media cards in the field. Find out if it's right for you in this comprehensive review.

Over on our sister site Printerville, Rick LePage has posted his exhaustive review of Epson’s Stylus Photo R2880 inkjet printer. The $800 R2880 is the successor to the Stylus Photo R2400, providing 9 archival inks, support for papers up to 13″ in width, and excellent overall performance. With respect to print quality, the R2880 is [...]