The 123 of digital imaging e-book 1.1
Published Jun 7, 2003
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dpreview staff
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Site contributor Vincent Bockaert has today announced an updated version
of his excellent 'The 123 of digital imaging Interactive e-book'. This
new version has been reedited, has updated content, new technology information
as well as improved internal search engine and other more subtle improvements
such as cover design and shipping media. Upgrade to version 1.1 is free
for owners of version 1.0, an all new 2.4 MB downloadable demo is also
now available. I can thoroughly recommend this e-book to anyone, whether
you consider yourself an expert or are a complete beginner, there's something
here for everyone. (Apologies to Mac users, this product is Windows only).
Click
here to visit 123di.com to download the update or a demo
What's new in Version 1.1
- Every single page is extensively revised and edited.
- Technology updates such as Canon EOS 10D, Nixvue Vizor, etc.
- Faster internal search engine
- Minor program bugs are removed
- New cover design
- Retail and mailorder CD-ROM versions come now in a high quality DVD-type
case
- The CD-ROM contains:
- Adobe Photoshop Album 1.0 Starter Kit
- Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 Tryout
- Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Tryout
- ACDSee 5.0 Tryout
- and several other freeware and shareware applications
The upgrade to Version 1.1 is free for all registered users of Version
1.0.
Version 1.1 (59.9 MB) can be downloaded from a new and faster server
from http://www.123di.com
at US$39.99. A new 2.4MB free demo is available at the same URL.
The mailorder version is available at US$49.99 with free worldwide
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