_Slashdot_: Digital Camera Quality Passing Film?[1] We just hired a
photographer for our wedding yesterday, Light Touch Imagery[2]. They offer
competitive prices; they can design the type of albums we want (with some
amount of artistic touchup); they do bridal and engagement portraits as well as
full wedding day coverage; they shoot all digital; and they give us all the
digital negatives on CD&#8212;that is, the raw pictures that come straight out
of their cameras. No other photographer we met with came close.

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_Michael Barrish_: Poem[1]. &#8220;Here are the 15 most popular Oblivio search
strings since October 1. I consider it a poem.&#8221;

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Date: 2002-10-06T18:12:49+01:00
Armed with a cult film licence and the knowledge that The Italian Job already
had a huge fan base in the UK, Pixelogic set out to make a game that would not
only do the film justice but would also be a game worth playing.