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- 3D Color Matrix Metering
- 11-point Autofocus
- Active D Lighting
- Advanced Wireless Lighting
- Aperture
- Apple Computer
- Apple Safari
- Auto FP High-Speed Sync
- Bags
- Camera and Laptop Bags
- Centurion
- Crumpler
- D-Movie Mode
- David Hobby
- Diffuser
- DNG
- DOCX
- DSLR
- Flash Value Lock
- Flickr
- Google Labs
- Google Maps
- GPS
- Hakkeijima
- i-TTL
- Lighting
- Long URL
- Lumiquest
- Mapping
- Mountain Bike
- Multi-Area AF-Assist
- NEF
- Nikon
- Nikon D90
- Photo Sharing
- Photography
- PM
- Post-Processing
- Presence
- Project Management
- RAW
- Really Simple Syndication
- RSS
- SB-600
- SB-800
- SB-900
- SB-R200
- Sea Paradise
- SmugMug
- SoftBox
- Speedlight
- Statz
- Steve Jobs
- Steve Wozniak
- Strobist
- Think Tank Photo
- TinyURL
- Twitterfeed
- Vivitar
- Web Browser
- Webkit
- Workflow
- シーパラダイス
Apple Safari
Apple Safari
17/10/2008 19:16 Filed in: Software
Safari is a fast, standards-supporting web browser
developed by Apple Inc. and included with Mac OS X.
It was first released in 2003, and is the native
browser in OS X, the iPhone and the iPod Touch. There
is also a Windows version which runs on Windows XP
and Vista.
Safari at Apple
Safari on Wikipedia
Buy OS X Leopard, or an iPod
References
Safari at Apple
Safari on Wikipedia
Buy OS X Leopard, or an iPod