Some interesting filters added to the Olympus E-30 enabling in-camera fancy effects. Have a look here:

The Olympus E-30: your own portable creative studio

A creative photographer’s most important tool is the power of expression - and the Olympus E-30 delivers it in spades. For the ultimate in artistic expression, the E-30 offers six Art Filters*, each of which uses different settings to create incredible photographic effects that would otherwise require additional lenses, filters or complex editing. A Multiple Exposure* mode further bolsters the potential for distinctive artistry in compositions, as do the choice of nine separate aspect ratios*. With the newly-developed high-speed 12.3 Megapixel Live MOS sensor* and TruePic III+ image processor*, top quality image results are ensured. Ensuring an enjoyable photo experience, the monitor facilitates Live View framing ease from virtually any angle. Furthermore, thanks to built-in image stabilisation*, shots stay impressively sharp irrespective of the attached lens. And because sometimes the perfect shot can present itself in the blink of an eye, the E-30 boasts a range of high-speed performance features to make sure that you’ll always be ready for it: lightning-fast autofocus speeds, 5fps sequential shooting and shutter speeds of up to 1/8000th sec. The E-30 will be available from mid-January 2009 with prices to be confirmed.

Express yourself
Six innovative Art Filters enables special artistic effects to be created directly in the camera and put you in control of your composition: styles like Pop Art*, Soft Focus*, Pale & Light Colour*, Light Tone*, Grainy Film* and Pin Hole* let you capture your world the way you want to portray it. These effects would normally require special lenses, filters, or image processing programs, but with the E-30, it all happens inside the camera. You can even preview the effect of a particular filter on the 2.7″/6.9cm HyperCrystal* II LCD before shooting. What’s more, in Multiple Exposure* mode, several images can be superimposed on a previously-captured image to take photographic creativity to a whole new level. The E-30 also offers nine different aspect ratios* for nine different takes on any scene. In addition, Live View* with improved high-speed contrast autofocus** depictions allows for easy framing of shots on the free-angle LCD.

Quality results
A range of great technologies helps ensure that the E-30 provides picture-perfect images every time. The newly developed 12.3 Megapixel Live MOS sensor provides amazing image quality at low power requirements. Combine this with the new TruePic III+ ultra high-speed image processor, and results must be seen to be believed. Built-in mechanical image stabilisation rounds up the package, significantly reducing image blur caused by such factors as low light or camera shake. And to ensure that the E-30’s powerful sensor remains dust-free, the patented Olympus Supersonic Wave Filter* is integrated.

A need for speed
Ever waited and waited for that perfect shot, and then missed it because your camera couldn’t keep up with the action? You don’t have to worry anymore because the E-30 is always prepared. High-speed shooting of up to 5fps in full 12.3 Megapixel mode and shutter speeds of up to 1/8000th sec. will help you capture even the fastest action shots. In addition, the E-30 incorporates a fully-biaxial 11-point AF system for incredible autofocusing speeds in any lighting conditions.

Additional features and accessories
For photographers looking for integrated features to improve their shooting experience, the E-30 has a lot to offer. Shadow Adjustment Technology* helps lighten shadows in shots, while Face Detection Technology* recognises and focuses on the faces of subjects in a composition. An integrated Level Gauge* also appears on the LCD, in the viewfinder, and on the Control Panel on the back of the camera. This functions like a level used in construction to ensure that your pictures will never be askew. And when it comes to accessories, the E-30 also covers the whole range. As part of the Olympus E-System and based on the Four Thirds Standard, many lenses and other accessories are available to ensure the E-30 takes creativity to a higher level. From fish-eye, macro and ultra-wide-angle lenses through to ultra-zoom models, the ZUIKO DIGITAL range of lenses leaves nothing to be desired. New in the line-up is the ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 II lens, which also enables full contrast AF performance with the E-30.

The Olympus E-30 gives photographers a portable creative studio and provides everything required to live out and express creativity while enjoying pro-level image results, control and performance. It will go on sale from mid-January 2009.

* Please see Appendix at the end of the document
**             Full contrast AF performance is available with new Olympus lenses including the
ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 9-18mm 1:4.0-5.6, the ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 14-42mm 1:3.5-5.6,  the ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 40-150mm 1:4.0-5.6, the ZUIKO DIGITAL 25mm 1:2.8 “pancake” lens and the new ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 II.

The Olympus E-30 digital SLR - main features:

Creativity
·       Art Filters, Multiple Exposure, Wireless Flash*, Multi-Aspect
·       Comfortable Live View thanks to high-speed contrast AF
·       Free-angle 2.7″/6.9cm HyperCrystal II LCD
Image Quality
·       Newly developed 12.3 Megapixel Live MOS Sensor
·       TruePic III+ processor for ideal colour reproduction and low noise
·       Built-in IS with max. 5 EV steps efficiency
Speed
·       High-speed 11-point fully-biaxial AF performance
·       Max. 5fps
·       1/8000th sec. high speed shutter & 1/250th sec. flash synchronisation

Additional features of the Olympus E-30:
·      Multiple-exposure function with LCD monitor display of current view superimposed on top of previously captured image
·      Auto gradation adjustment to prevent blown highlights and blocked-in shadows
·      Face & Background Control for beautifully balanced exposures of foreground subjects and background scenery
·      Perfect Shot Preview to enable comparison of the results of various settings adjustments before actual shooting
·      Reliable Supersonic Wave Filter dust reduction system
·      Built-in flash with commander function for wireless off-camera flash synchronisation
·      Large optical viewfinder with approx 98% field of view and approx 1.02x magnification
·      Shooting information displayed via top-mounted LCD panel and Super Control Panel LCD monitor display for superior visibility and operating ease
·      High-precision, 49-zone metering system
·      Easy activation of shooting functions via sample image selection
·      Versatile bracketing functions for ISO, white balance, exposure, and flash
·      Lightbox view with enlargement function for easy side-by-side comparison of images
·      Based on the Four Thirds Standard
·      Ergonomic design of body, control buttons and GUI for easy operation
·      AE/AF lock functionality for individual customisation
·      Second display for Super Control Panel
·      ISO 100-3200 for wide-ranging sensitivity
·      Built-in flash (GN13) and wireless flash control directly from the camera body
·      Wireless flash control in up to 3 groups (separate press release available for Olympus FL-50R and FL-36R flash units)
·      Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface
·      High-speed data writing and lossless RAW compression for quick processing
·      Simultaneous writing of RAW and JPEG
·      27 shooting modes (5 Exposure Modes, 5 Creative Modes, 11 Scene Select Modes, 6 Art Filters)
·      Wide dynamic range in highly lit areas
·      Dual memory slot for CompactFlash and xD-Picture Cards (incl. support for UDMA High-Speed CF cards and Microdrive)

The Olympus E-30 is available in the following configurations:

·         Olympus E-30 body only
·         E-30 body with ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-60mm 1:2.8-4.0 lens
·         E-30 body with ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 II lens
·         E-30 body with ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 14-42mm 1:3.5-5.6 lens

Appendix

Art Filters
Enables special artistic effects to be created directly in the camera. The following Art Filters are available in the Olympus E-30:
Pop Art: Enhances colours, making them stronger and more vivid to create high-impact pictures that express the happy, light-hearted feeling of the pop art style.
Soft Focus: Creates a soft tone which gives pictures an ethereal, otherworldly atmosphere. It renders pictures as though they were veiled in heavenly light, without obscuring details such as the hair or flower petals.
Pale & Light Colour: The foreground is enclosed in flat, gentle light - similar to a flashback scene in a film - creating a sense of déjà vu.
Light Tone: Creates a picture with a gentle feel to it, similar to one taken under artificial lighting. Both the shade and highlight areas are rendered very softly to provide a sophisticated atmosphere.
Grainy Film: This effect recreates the feeling of reality evoked by grainy, high-contrast monochrome pictures. The strong presence and dramatic atmosphere make the subject stand out impressively.
Pin Hole: Reduces the peripheral brightness like an image seen through a pinhole. Added to this is a unique colour tone that results in a style that has an air of secrecy or portrays the feeling of being lost in another dimension or space.

Built-in image stabiliser
A type of image stabiliser that is built directly into the camera. This enables the photo-enhancing effects of image stabilisation to be enjoyed irrespective of the attached lens. In Olympus E-System cameras with built-in image stabilisation, a gyro sensor detects the precise direction of the shake. Using the on-board SWD, the shake is then compensated for by shifting the image sensor according to the movement data. For quick response at long focal lengths, cameras are equipped with two dedicated microprocessors: one to control the two supersonic motors that shift the unit vertically and horizontally, and one to provide high-precision control.

Face Detection Technology
A technology that searches for faces in a composition and recognises them as the main subject. It then automatically puts them in focus and optimally adjusts exposure to create an image that’s sharp in the right places and ideally exposed.

High Speed Live MOS Sensor
A high-performance image sensor that enables Live View capabilities and fast sequential shooting for D-SLR cameras. It combines the advanced specifications of a Full Frame Transfer (FFT) CCD with the low power requirement of a CMOS. Photodiodes are deeply embedded in the sensor to suppress image noise. The faithful reproduction of subject details with rich tones and natural, vibrant colours characterise this type of sensor.

HyperCrystal
A high-grade, fully-transmissive technology used in LCDs, which employs an additional layer at the bottom of the LCD to reflect light from external light sources. This enhances the brightness of the LCD, so even in direct sunlight images are displayed sharply and with improved contrast compared to that of conventional displays. Also, it provides for particularly wide viewing angles without glare or shadow, so images can be framed from a variety of angles and viewed by several people at once.

Level Gauge
The Level Gauge functions like a level used in construction - it helps ensure that pictures are straight and even. The built-in dual axis sensor detects the levels in roll and pitch. The level gauge is displayed in the viewfinder, on the Control Panel and on the rear LCD.

Live View
Provides an alternative to framing shots through the viewfinder on a digital SLR camera. The image sent through the lens to the image sensor is displayed directly on the camera’s LCD. Whereas most compact digital cameras have been equipped with Live View functionality for many years, this feature has only recently become available on D-SLRs. The world’s first D-SLR to feature continuous Live View capabilities was the Olympus E-330.

Multi Aspect
The E-30 lets photographers choose from nine different aspect ratios that enable individualised framing of scenes. These provide a new means of adding expression to shots and the selected ratio can be seen directly on the camera’s LCD. The available aspect ratios include: 16:9, 3:2, 7:5, 4:3, 5:4, 6:5, 7:6, 7:5 and 6:6.

Multi Exposure
Multiple exposures are possible with the E-30 in both Live View and viewfinder shooting. In Live View shooting, previously shot RAW data is used as the base image and the final photo can be monitored by overlapping the image to be added on the LCD. Up to four images can be superimposed in a single multiple exposure sequence.

RC Wireless Flash Control
The user can control wireless flash units remotely - eliminating the need for extra cables - by using the built-in flash as the system’s master unit. Control options include the ability to independently regulate flash mode and compensation settings for up to three groups of flashes, four channel settings to avoid interference as well as a wide range of brightness levels.

Shadow Adjustment Technology
A technology designed to improve exposure for pictures with dark areas. Using a sensor that works much like the human eye, dark parts of a composition (e.g. a shadow under a tree) are identified and the camera then adjusts the exposure settings accordingly for those areas. The result is a more realistic and detailed picture.

Supersonic Wave Filter
Dust entering digital SLRs, for example during lens changes, can cause damage to photos - unless it is removed. With the Supersonic Wave Filter, the potential for dust to ruin photos is eliminated. A transparent filter is located between the camera’s shutter and sensor. It makes sure no dust is able to land on the sensor. Instead, the particles settle on the filter and are then shaken off by a series of ultrasonic vibrations generated by the filter when activated. Olympus was the first manufacturer to incorporate dust protection in D-SLRs.

TruePic III+ image processor
Olympus’ latest-generation image processing engine. It automatically enhances important aspects of image quality including: colour reproduction (colour range, saturation and brightness), picture sharpness (reduced image noise, improved edge reproduction), as well as providing faster processing speeds. Furthermore, it supports Art Filters to enable unprecedented creative expression.

If you’ve bought into the Four Thirds digital lens system then harken to these tidings from Olympus:

New ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 II with full contrast AF

When it comes to sharp, high-contrast imaging, the new Olympus ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 II (28-108mm)* takes the success of its popular predecessor, the ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5, to a new dimension. Featuring High-Speed Imager AF to enable maximum creative freedom, a circular aperture mechanism for higher imaging performance and a minimum focusing distance of just 22cm, the Four Thirds based ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 II (28-108mm)* will become available in mid-January 2009. Prices will be confirmed at a later date.

Harness the synergies of high image quality and creative flexibility with the latest addition to Olympus’ family of top-performing lenses: the ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 II (28-108mm)*. As with the entire ZUIKO DIGITAL range, this new lens is precision-engineered to maximise the performance potential of D-SLR image sensors. This bright and flexible new zoom lens guarantees superior quality and boasts a circular aperture diaphragm to smooth out the soft focus look that is a key advantage of large-aperture lens design.

Developed as a successor to the ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 - a favourite with advanced amateur and professional users - the new ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 II boasts High-Speed Imager AF support to bring joy to creative photographers everywhere. In combination with the brand new Olympus E-30 D-SLR, the new lens’ High-Speed Imager AF lets photographers preview the E-30’s new Art Filter effects in real-time with the convenience of a compact digital camera - thanks to Live View.

Compact size, high image quality, and the clarity of 1:2.8 brightness were achieved by the optimal arrangement of 3 aspherical lens elements and 4 cemented lens elements. The result is a new benchmark for sharpness and contrast, with minimal distortion for superior imaging performance over the entire zoom range.

The new lens uses a floating internal focus mechanism to focus, with excellent imaging performance from infinity right down to its minimum focusing distance. Exhibiting minimal aberration even at extremely close range, it has a minimum focusing distance of just 22cm for all focal lengths. And no matter what the conditions, its exterior joints are sealed to provide splash and dustproof standards high enough to withstand the rigorous demands of professional use.

With its versatile zoom range, the ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 II is an ideal choice for a wide range of shooting situations. For creative effect, photographers can enjoy the exaggerated perspectives that are the hallmark of wide angle shooting. And when it comes to capturing stunning details, the new lens packs sufficient telephoto power to zoom right in for close-ups of the main subject.

The ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 II (28-108mm)* will become available in mid-January 2009.

ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm 1:2.8-3.5 II (28-108mm) lens - main features:

·         High-Speed Imager AF compatibility
·         A full complement of features to support creative photography
·         Circular aperture diaphragm
·         Closest focusing distance of 22cm throughout the zoom range
·         Bright 3.9x wide angle standard zoom
·         3 aspherical lens elements for excellent quality
·         Splash and dustproof

Sheri’s fantastic entwined dragon artwork won picture of the week this week and well deserved it was too. You can see it in print in the Gallery pages of issue 8 when it goes on sale on Dec 11th.

Nikon are offering Capture NX2 software free with every D700 bought before the end of Jan 09. See here for details:

FREE CAPTURE NX2 WITH EVERY NIKON D700

Nikon UK is pleased to announce a new promotion in time for Christmas: you can now get Capture NX2 software free when you buy a new Nikon D700.

Customers purchasing a D700 camera from 1st November to 31st December 2008 (inclusive) are entitled to claim the award winning image editing application Capture NX2 for free.

More information about the promotion and details about how to make a claim are available at www.nikon.co.uk/D700captureoffer. Terms and conditions apply, please see web site for details.

Claims must be received by 31st January 2009 to qualify. Promotion is available on UK stock only.

For more information about the 12.1 megapixel FX-format D700, visitors can go to www.nikon.co.uk/D700 where they will be able to explore the camera’s key features and specifications, and will also be able to request a free brochure.

Filters are an essential part of any photographer’s kitbag, and here’s some new ones from Hoya:

HOYA, the world-renowned optical glass manufacturer, presents an innovative high definition line of filters……..

Hoya have just unveiled a new range of HD - High Definition - filters, available in Protector, UV and Circular Polariser in sizes from 52mm through to 82mm.

These new HD filters feature 99.35% light transmission from an 8-layer anti-reflective, multi-coating which help reduce reflections off the surface of the glass, allowing you to capture more light in your photos. This HD coating also keeps the filter both water and oil repellent and scratch & stain Resistant.

Technical Specifications:

HARDENED GLASS
HD filters feature hardened optical glass that has 4 times the breaking strength in ANSI standardised testing (ANSI Z80.3 : 2001) where steel balls of varying size and weight were dropped from a height of 50 inches onto the glass.

HIGH TRANSPARENCY POLARISING FILM
The same polarising film used in the latest high definition LCD TV screens. It has 25% higher light transmission than standard polarising film used in current photographic filters.

HARDENED 8 LAYER WATERPROOF MULTI-COATING THAT IS SCRATCH & STAIN RESISTANT
Newly developed industry leading 8-layer multi-coating yields an average light transmission rate of 99.35% between 400 and 700nm (visible spectrum).

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Hoya HD filters are available immediately in:
Protector, UV and CIR-PL in standard sizes from 52mm to 82mm.
Suggested Retail Prices from £32.99 for 52mm Protector.
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Here’s your chance to do all of these things at once.  Check it out at the site here:

http://www.coffeerepublic.com

COFFEE SHOT  
The Coffee Republic photography competition

An exciting and unique photographic competition in collaboration with Digital Photographer Magazine and Park Cameras.

Coffee Republic are the oldest chain of coffee bars in the country and since 2006 we have expanded rapidly and now operate over 150 Delis and Concessions across the UK. We launched an International franchising operation in 2007. We are in the process of a complete website redevelopment. As part of this process we are seeking new images for our bar locations and to update our library of general stock images. Win £1000 of camera equipment vouchers, coffee vouchers and your images published on the Coffee  Republic website.

Digital Photographer is the UK’s fastest growing photography magazine. It delivers in-depth digital SLR camera reviews, interviews with leading digital photographers, image-editing tutorials and inspirational career-building advice for photographers who want to maximize their potential and improve their skills.
Park Cameras has been established for over 35 years and are based in Burgess Hill, West Sussex. The company is widely recognised as one of the UK’s leading independent retailers, recently being awarded the Pixel Independent Retailer of the Year 2008 Award.
Entry
The Coffee Republic Photo Contest is open to all UK photographers, professional or amateur. (Except for employees of Coffee Republic Plc, their families or anyone else associated with this competition.)

All entrants under the age of 18, must provide a parent/guardian consent form in writing. Forms can be downloaded from the Coffee Republic website.
We are accepting applications online now. Please do not wait until the deadline - it is important you send your images (and if you need them, model releases) as soon as possible. This will ensure entrants have a better chance of their images being published on the Coffee Republic website. Images must be JPEG images and not exceed 3 megabytes each. Please compress images that are larger than this. Only colour images will be accepted. You may supply up to five images per coffee bar. One of those images must be an exterior photograph.

Multiple entries are accepted. You can enter as many different bar locations as you wish and up to a maximum of five images per bar. Each bar entry must be uploaded separately and the details filled in as requested. To find your nearest bar, download the photography competition leaflet or take a look at the bar location page on this site.

News of flash gear from Flaghead Photographic and an exhibition down the road from us in Bournemouth:

HONL PHOTO:  We have a new range of products from the USA called HONL. These are really useful accessories for portable flash units or Strobes as the Americans call them:  snoots, grids, barndoors and filters.  Have a look here:  http://www.flaghead.co.uk/pages/honl/honl-intro.html

QUANTUM: a new Qflash unit called the TRIO has just been announced.  This is a HOT-SHOE mounted Qflash, which has been asked for by many photographers!  It also has a build-in radio receiver and transmitter and many other new and exciting features. The TRIO is fully compatible with the Qflash 5D-R (X & T version) and will work in manual, auto & strobo with all other Qflashes.  A master controller unit called the PILOT will also be available early next year.  The TRIO will be available in December in two versions: one for Nikon and one for Canon. For more information  http://qtm.com/Trio/

EXHIBITION:  Come and see us at the ROBERT WHITE DIGITAL DAY on Saturday 15th November at the Arts Institute Bournemouth. We will have a good selection of our products there for you to see and try out. There will be many trade stands and a host of free seminars. For details http://www.robertwhite.co.uk/news.asp

You might have seen mention of this before, but Corel are making more noises about this compo now:

 Corel Announces New ‘Before and After’ Photography Competition

Win a Sony® Alpha 300 DSLR Camera worth over £400 with Corel’s Paint Shop Pro® Photo X2 ‘before & after’ competition, with 2 runner up prizes of a Agfafoto “7 digital photo frames and a box of Corel® Paint Shop Pro® Photo X2

London, Maidenhead - 21 October 2008. Corel is delighted to announce a new Corel® Paint Shop Pro® Photo X2 ‘Before and After’ competition. This summer, we want you to show us how far you can improve a photo using Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2. Paint Shop Pro Photo users, photography consumers and enthusiasts alike are welcome to enter the competition and have the opportunity to win a prize - a Sony® Alpha 300 DSLR Camera.

To enter this fun new competition and have a chance to win this amazing prize, visit www.corel.co.uk/beforeandafterand follow these four simple steps:

1. Download your free 30-day trial of the award-winning Corel® Paint Shop Pro® Photo X2-Corel’s flagship digital imaging software package which provides easy-to-use, professional-quality photo editing at an affordable price

2. Go through your photos and choose the most dreadful photo that wasn’t worthy of a place in your album

3. Now, the transformation can begin. Using your downloaded trial of Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2, you can edit the photo as desired. Use the Unique Learning Centre for tips on what tools to use

4. When your work of art is complete and you are happy to reveal it, simply submit the two photos - both the ‘before’ and ‘after’ image by sending them to ‘beforeandafter@corel.co.uk’.

We have also provided you with video tutorials for that extra bit of help. There are some really simple edits that you can do, such as reducing red eye, removing blemishes, whitening teeth, adding a bit of a tan or removing objects out of photos. Choose from over 500 effects or why not be more adventurous and try the Skin Smoothing feature to remove wrinkles or change the colour of something within the photo such as clothing or an object with the Colour Changer.

So, get photo-editing today and enter our competition for your chance to win.

All entries submissions must be in by Thursday 18th December 2008.

For full details and terms and conditions, please visit www.corel.co.uk/beforeandafter

So, the discussions Corel were having about selling the business have been terminated. The official line doesn’t say a lot but here it is:

Corel Corporation (NASDAQ: CREL; TSX: CRE), a leading developer of graphics, productivity and digital media software “Corel”), today announced that discussions with a third party egarding a potential sale of Corel have ceased. These discussions
were previously announced in Corel’s press release issued Wednesday, August 20, 2008.

Corel’s Board of Directors will continue to focus on maximizing shareholder value as an independent company and will also continue to valuate all strategic alternatives as they may arise.

For a discussion of many of the risks and uncertainties pertaining to ownership of Corel shares, please refer to Corel’s Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended November 30, 2007, on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

How’s this for customising your wallspace - get an image turned into wallpaper. There’s a time-limited offer running right now so have a look:

Available by telephone and email only: Exclusive photowall offer for a limited period, ideal for both home and office.

OFFER AVAILABLE UNTIL THE END OF OCTOBER
Your photos can be used to turn a boring blank wall into a stunning focal point in your home, or can be made into large murals for a unique way of displaying your treasured pictures. We can turn your digital images, photographic prints and negatives or even your children’s drawings into bespoke wallpaper.

Our stunning photographic wall coverings can transform any space. Any image can be created to fit any size and space - use it to open up a small room, or to give the illusion of looking outside onto a beautiful landscape.

If you have a particular design in mind but cannot find a suitable image then we will be more than happy to help you find one - just send us an email with your idea and we will email you back with a few choices. You don’t have to use just photographic imagery, there are many great digital designs around too - from a simplistic repeat pattern to full graphic illustrations.

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