Este último fin de semana, mi amigo e I dirigieron en el estado de Washington central hacia “una aventura del roadtrip de la rotura del resorte”. Nuestra primera parada era Seattle, y entonces dirigimos sobre el paso de Snoqualmie en Washington central en donde paramos por la presa magnífica de Coulee antes de dirigir abajo al área de las Tri-Ciudades antes del título casero. Tomé con mí mi computadora portátil ROJA de Dell XPS M1530 (PRODUCTO) con mí por supuesto último (PRODUCTO) ROJO de funcionamiento de Windows Vista. También tomé mi Canon HV20 Camcorder de HD, y a Canon Digital XTi rebelde - que se certifica para Windows Vista.

En el camino, me centré sobre todo en fotografía. Muchos de los lugares que visitamos realmente no trabajaron bien para el vídeo y no me sentía que que está parado delante de la cámara fotográfica que juega el “guía turístico” estaría de cualquier valor verdadero. Confié pesadamente por supuesto en Windows Vista y galería viva de la foto de Windows para importar y para manejar mis fotos. Porque Canon Digital XTi rebelde se certifica para Windows Vista - era molestia libremente para importar a veces hasta 400 cuadros en galería viva de la foto de Windows. Y las fotos ellos mismos hicieron un promedio sobre 3MB cada uno mientras que tiraba en el más alto

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La aplicación del invierno 2007 Compartimiento oficial de Windows Vista debe golpear kioscos de periódicos muy pronto y estará de interés a las de usted la consideración el escoger encima de un camcorder, de un webcam digital o de una cámara fotográfica de DSLR esta estación del día de fiesta. This issue provides some excellent how-to articles on importing photos from your digital camera, as well tips for editing video from your camcorder. On top of that, the authors review some of the latest DSLR models, such as the Canon PowerShot G7 — a Certified for Windows Vista product –, in stores now for this holiday season.

Check out this issue’s ideas for potential gifts for your family’s digital media enthusiasts who‘re using Windows Vista.

The Winter 2007 issue of the Official Windows Vista Magazine should be hitting newsstands very soon and will be of interest to those of you considering picking up a camcorder, digital webcam or DSLR camera this holiday season. This issue provides some Read More……(read more)

Along with updated betas for Windows Live Messenger 8.5, Windows Live Mail, and Windows Live Writer - users can now install and test the second beta of Windows Live Photo Gallery. Back in June, Microsoft announced Windows Live Photo Gallery as the successor to Windows Photo Gallery in Windows Vista with a closed beta program. Starting today - anyone can now choose to install and try out Windows Live Photo Gallery.

This new release of Windows Live Photo Gallery offers some impressive enhancements over the previous beta as well as the existing Windows Photo Gallery in Windows Vista.

First off, users get improved color adjustment and cropping capabilities for fixing their photos. These enhancements allow users to easily make changes to their photos before sharing them. You can now adjust the detail of your image by sharpening your image up or change the levels of shadow and highlights in the image’s exposure. Under “Adjust exposure” users now have a Histogram of their photos. This will help in adjusting the right levels for making your images look the best.

A new feature has been added to Windows Live Photo Gallery that

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Along with updated betas for Windows Live Messenger 8.5, Windows Live Mail, and Windows Live Writer - users can now install and test the second beta of Windows Live Photo Gallery. Back in June, Microsoft announced Windows Live Photo Gallery as the successor Read More……(read more)

I’ve got a couple of reviews on some Certified for Windows Vista devices I’d like to highlight from some friends of mine.

DCVIEWS has published its review of the Nikon D40x. The D40x is Nikon’s consumer friendly DSLR (digital single-lens reflex) digital camera with quite a punch. I own the original Nikon D40 (no “x”) which is still impressive even for a first release. The Nikon D40x takes 10 megapixel photos while my D40 takes only 6 megapixel photos. The D40x also offers taking photos at a higher resolution that my D40. Read the review from DCVIEWS for a more detailed analysis of the Nikon D40x. You can also head over to Nikon’s D40x website to check out the feature and tech specs on the camera.

Andre Da Costa has a pretty extensive review on the Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 keyboard and mouse. Andre notes the Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000’s tight integration with Windows Vista specifically with Windows Media Center. The Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 essentially gives you a huge step-up from the Remote Keyboard for Windows XP Media Center Edition in its design for use with

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