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Mac Industry
News:
from
Creative Mac.com:
Strider
Ships TypeStyler 3.7.1
New version fixes CMYK EPS export
Princeton
Ships 17-Inch LCD for $899
New model offers 1,280 x 1,024 resolution
Electric
Image Universe for Mac Ships Today
Upgrades start at $295
Media
100 Ships MPEG Charger, Audio:Box, CineStream
New tools target streaming audio and video
Avid
OMF Comes to After Effects 5
Plugin automatically imports Avid projects
Maxon
Unveils Cinema 4D Art
New 3D app targeted toward designers
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First
Look: Media 100 Audio:Box
Digital audio
encoding system
We've had the chance to see AppleScript
and the Mac once again taken to new levels of power and sophistication.
Two days ago I and Paulo de Andrade of Digital Post Production headed
up to Burbank to see Media 100's new facility. While we were there,
Media 100's Jim Baker and Mike Savello took the opportunity to show
off their new Audio:Box product. We just happened to have a Sony DSR-PD150
and a sun gun handy (as well as a very heavy tripod I just happen to
carry around), so we got some footage of the product, as well as an
interview with Baker talking about the new system.
Tutorial
Part
2: How To Make Your Own Filters for Adobe Premiere
Using ResEdit to add a personal touch to your effects
creations
Last
week we took a tour of the Filter Factory for Adobe Premiere and learned
how to create some basic effects with some pretty simple mathematical
formulas. We also learned how to save these filters as Premiere plugins
for your repeated use or distribution to other Premiere users. (If you
didn't read last week's tutorial, you can view it here.) Now, before
we get into some more complex functions in Filter Factory, I thought
it would be a good idea to teach you how to make your own custom interfaces
for the filters you create. After all, the basic interface of a Filter
Factory filter is a bit Spartan, and you're a create professional, so....
Review
Macromedia
Dreamweaver 4
Web
design and layout software
I reviewed Macromedia
Fireworks 4 last week. It actually arrived on my desk as a bundle with
Dreamweaver 4, but I thought I'd separate out the two for more thorough
examinations. So this week we arrive at Dreamweaver 4, which, like Fireworks,
I've been using in one incarnation or another daily for more than a year.
It's the kind of tool that defines a product category and forces every
other developer to try to match it feature for feature. But with the release
of version 4, this is a challenge that's becoming harder and harder to
answer.
Opinion
Talkin'
Smack: How
I Learned To Love the Flower Power iMac
And other
capitulations to my readers
So it
seems my subtle indictment of the new Flower Power iMac didn't go over so
well with many of you. Using all the skill endowed upon me by the state
of California when it granted me my master's degree in English Literature,
I composed in the Horatian style—with a few intertwinings of the Juvenalian—a
literary satire that hinted, ever so slightly, at my disappointment in the
design of the new iMacs. Perhaps I let the word "retarded" slip in a few
times, but, on the whole, it was as subtle as a good Penot Noir with just
a touch of Thunderbird dripped in for contrast.

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