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From monitor calibration tools to digital projectors, we review a wide variety of digital photography hardware. See tools that can have a big impact on the quality of your photos.

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Toolbox: Projectors

From higher-powered projectors at lower costs to mini-pocket projectors, projection technology is better and brighter than ever before

For photos that are truly bigger than life, digital projectors can display images in exciting multimedia presentations that incorporate music, complex slideshows and, most importantly, bright and big projections of your photography....
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Essential Acessories

Tools and extras for a better photo experience

Ahead of the trend toward natural, interactive interfaces, the Wacom Cintiq 21UX offers the most precise way yet to interact with a truly useful, large-format display.

Buyer's Guide 2009: Color Management

Get perfect output when you calibrate

Without a solid color-management system in place, what you see on screen isn't necessarily what you'll get in the final print. Dry? Technical? Yes, but worth paying attention to if you're looking for vibrant, knockout color every time you print. Whether calibrating your monitor or a whole system of devices that includes your camera, printer and projector, there are options to suit your needs and budget.

Buyer's Guide 2008: Color Calibration

Use these tools to ensure consistent color from import to output

Calibrating your monitor may not sound exciting, but the results can be. Without a properly calibrated monitor, photo edits won't be accurate, and what you see on your screen isn't what the prints will look like. So you'll have to make some tweaks and print again...and again.

Toolbox: Display Calibration

For accurate adjustments and consistent color, start with a properly calibrated monitor

It may not be as exciting a topic as the latest D-SLR technologies, but color calibration is a critical part of digital photography. With a properly calibrated monitor, you can be confident that the adjustments you make to your images are exactly what you intend. Don't underestimate the importance of this! Adjusting an image on an uncalibrated screen can be a waste of time at best, and at worst, can cause permanent degradation to an image. You may also experience big frustration when your prints don't match what you see on screen.

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