Photography blog, Soskiphoto.com, has posted a head-to-head comparison of the Pocket Wizard PlusX and the Pocket Wizard Plus III flash transceivers. The cost is estimated at just under $300 for a PlusX setup and just below $450 for a Plus III system.

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Just how good is the on-board XRite-powered printer calibration and profiling on the HP Z series printers?  Take a look...  the answer?  Remarkably good. 

Special shoutout to the folks at Parrot Digigraphic for letting us play with their stuff!

Want to see what a cool quarter-mil will buy in the digital camera world?  Take a look at this- it's a large-format (48 x 72" scanning bed) Cruse Digital scanning camera, living at Parrot Digigraphic in Billerica, MA. 
 

Sure, sure, it's a big tri-linear CCD on a huge copy stand...  but the real secret to the scanner is the lights.  If you've ever shot copy work you know the issues- first, you want nice,even lighting, and most importantly, no glare.  That doesn't leave much room for control of lighting, or, least of all, creative lighting treatment.  The Cruse opens up a whole new world since it's sampling a very small slice of the original.  The lights are fully programmable and controllable, and you can treat an original for nice, flat, 100% even lighting, or you can use strong side-lighting to enhance the texture of the brush stroke, the collage, or whatever you're shooting.  (Models, perhaps?) 
 

Take a look, really cool stuff!