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Looking at the different Maker blogs, I could see that there was an emergent set of information standards forming ad hoc by a popularity-driven process of selection as well as limitations -chiefly in graphics as people generally can’t produce their own drawn illustrations so resort to photos and video. The people who first started publishing recipes for making things on sites like the Make blog and Instructibles had no preconceived notion of the format of presentation for those recipes. So what

from manufacturer: Sony Alpha DSLRA850 24.6MP Digital SLR Camera features a 35mm full-frame Exmor CMOS image sensor that is approximately 2.35x larger than the APS-C sized sensors found in many DSLR cameras. The result is a larger capture area, improved wide angle performance, and tighter depth of field control. In addition, its 24.6MP resolution maximizes the resolving power of your existing lenses and delivers sharper, higher contrast photos. Building on years of expertise, Sony has dev

Last update 24 September’09 – Review and Sample Photos @ PopPhoto Sigma DP2 announced on September 28, 2008 is a large sensor 14 megapixel compact digital camera that features a 41mm (35mm equiv.) lens, True II image processing engine, RAW capture, ISO range from 50 to 1600, manual focus, 2.5 inch LCD, camera dimensions are 113.3mm/4.5″(W)×59.5mm/2.3″(H)×56.1mm/2.2″(D) and it weighs 260g/9.2oz. (excluding batteries and card). Overall Rating: Note: There is a rating embedded within this p

The annual Good Design Expo — billed as one of the biggest design events in Asia — showcases thousands of well-designed products under consideration for the year’s Good Design Awards . Over 2,000 items ranging consumer electronics, automobiles and furniture to office equipment, building designs and sporting goods were exhibited at this year’s event, which was held at Tokyo Big Sight this weekend (Aug 28-30). Here are just a few of the many eye-catching designs on display. Freshness label

Written by J.C. Hutchins , Personal Effects: Dark Arts is a multi-media thriller that was released in June 2009 through St. Martin’s Press . Created by game mogul Jordan Weisman, this book is a one-of-a-kind experience where you — the reader — can interact with the clues and the storyline through voicemail messages, ID cards and photos, additional websites, etc. Featured here below are two chapters from this unique, thrilling experience. Chapter One If by some miracle I survive my