Alongside the D7100, Nikon announced the WR-1 Transceiver, a unique radio-frequency wireless remote control. Able to remotely control multiple cameras capturing stills and videos, and even time-lapse sequences, the Nikon WR-1 Transceiver mounts on the camera’s hot shoe, but communicates via a cable attached to the master camera. Expected to retail for £649.99 in the UK, the WR-1 will ship in March 2013 (US pricing has yet to be announced).
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Quick video of how to an image in Adobe Photoshop ACRusing the Tone Curve and Detail tabs in Adobe Camera RAW. Model in the video is Tamara from Kenosha, WI. Larger version of video at www.studiomlp.com
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In this tutorial, I show you how to use the filter menu in Photoshop to add different effects and textures to an image layer. I show you the filter gallery along with a few examples of what you can do with filters. Very easy to do and you can add very professional textures to layers. For images to practice on, you can download one of the many image packs I have provided to download at www.PluggerTech.com in the downloads section. I would recommend the “Enhancing Photos” pack for this one. Thanks and dont forget to subscribe for more!
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Photoshop CS6 Extended sports a radically improved 3D section. In this video we look at creating a simple 3D design and included in this video a several useful tips on getting the most out of Photoshop CS6 Extended
Now Watch T-SHIRT WAR 2 (a made-for-TV commercial for McD’s and Coke): www.youtube.com GET this SONG on our 27-song CD (it has vocals): rhettandlink.com or on iTunes: bit.ly or on Amazon: bit.ly Thanks to Rush T-shirts for printing all of the shirts. They came out amazing! They print faster than anybody out there: rushtshirts.com Directed and Edited by Joe Penna youtube.com Animation and Sound by Billy Reid: youtube.com Watch Billy’s Behind-The-Scenes Video: www.youtube.com Get T-Shirts like ours here: usverytasteful.spreadshirt.com TECHNICAL EXPLANATION FOR GEEKS LIKE US: We changed shirts over 100 times each, taking individual pictures of each unique shirt. The designs on the shirts are not photoshopped. They are real shirts for each frame of animation. The video was exported at 30fps, while the T-shirt animation moves at 6fps (with a few exceptions where it moves faster) So, for each shirt, we took 5 pictures, so the animation of us (Rhett&Link) moves at 30fps, but the T-shirt animations move a bit slower. There are a few places where the motion seems so smooth that it looks like video. That’s because, in those parts, there was no changing in T-shirts, and Joe used burst mode to capture the frames, making it look very smooth. —————— Check out our other Youtube channel, where we upload random videos from our phones: youtube.com ——————- FOLLOW us on TWITTER! Rhett: twitter.com Link: twitter.com Video Updates: twitter.com ——————- FAN us …
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One of the things that I dislike about Flickr’s Explore algorithm is that it shows me so many photos that I’m not interested in. It seems like every time I go there I end up with a hodgepodge of photos that I dislike — overwatermarked, overcooked, etc. I’ve always been interested in is a version of Explore that would filter out everyone on Flickr except for my contacts. Over the years I’ve managed both my contacts and friends/family list to my own personal taste as a consumer of photography.
The most popular way to view your contacts’ photos of course is on the “Photos From Your Contacts” page. This page shows you the last 1 or 5 (you choose) photos by your contacts or friends/family (again you choose). So you basically have four different ways to view your contacts’ photos, but all four are by recency only.
Sometimes you might want to look at photos by your contacts in ways other than recency. Over the years I’ve added a ton of people as contacts — so many in fact that there is just no way that I can keep up with every single photo every single contact posts every single day. So instead of the recency view I’ve been looking for other ways that I can look at my contacts’ photos.
After playing around with Flickr’s advanced search page this weekend, I figured out how I can view my contacts’ photos by interestingness instead of only recency. This is helpful if you want to see what are the best (most popular) photos by your contacts over past period of times. Flickr’s interestingness algorithm gives every photo on flickr a hidden internal score. This score is based on lots of factors including how many favorites a photo gets, how many comments a photo gets, tags, where it’s posted on the web outside of Flickr, etc. The basic premise though is that the more activity a photo receives the more interesting a photo might be.
Advanced search on Flickr lets you customize your search criteria and seems to even work with empty search queries (which seem to return all photos). You can customize the search page to only search using your contacts photos and you can customize it by past time periods. So if you want to run through all of your contacts’ photos by the last day, week, month, etc. and have them ranked by the most popular photos to see if you’ve missed any great photos you can do that using this page.
The way Flickr returns photos in search is a little clunky and is not as elegant as the justified view for photos on your contacts most recent photo page, but I bet search results on Flickr end up with a justified view at some point in the future as well. A photo wall that you can favorite from is a much superior/engaging layout after all.
Anyways, these links below should work for you as well and allow you to see the most popular photos by your contacts and friends/family over previous time periods. If you command/click (Mac) on a thumbnail it will open it in another window and then you can just tab through these windows to fave/comment/view larger any of the photos you have an interest in.
Most Interesting Photos by Your Contacts September 2012
Most Interesting Photos by Your Friends/Family September 2012
Most Interesting Photos by Your Contacts August 2012
Most Interesting Photos by Your Friends/Family August 2012
Most Interesting Photos by Your Contacts July 2012
Most Interesting Photos by Your Friends/Family July 2012
Most Interesting Photos by Your Friends/Family YTD
Most Interesting Photos by Your Contacts YTD
For some reason, some searches using empty queries on flickr for earlier time spans (like all of 2011) produced no photos for me, so something must have changed with how Flickr handles empty queries after 2011.
I’m not sure how long you’ve been able to search empty queries from the advanced search page. I tried to go use the wayback machine at the Internet archive to see what this page looked like in the past but apparently Flickr is blocking the internet archive from indexing this page (and other pages as well, including one specific group, which seemed odd).
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Commercial Photographer Chris Nuzzaco conducts an in depth tutorial explaining advanced Photoshop compositing techniques. He covers channel based masking and selection, altering lighting in an image, using clipping masks, color correction, and best practices for high quality export. License My Photos: www.chrisnuzzaco.com Follow Me on Flickr! www.flickr.com Twitter Stock Me: twitter.com License the yoga image in this video: www.shutterstock.com
In this video i show you how i make my 2D footage ( Canon EOS 550D) Anaglyph 3D using projection mapping. To follow allong i recommend watching Videocopilot submerged tutorial. This is how i do it. Please give me tips on how to do it better. Is there a better workflow? Share your tips. Thank you Tip: Watch this tutorial in HD!
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3D Film Factory’s 2009 stereoscopic Demo Reel. Footage includes nature scenes, football, surfing, skateboarding and wakeboarding, all in 3D. Watch using Red/Blue (anaglyph) glasses. For more information on 3D Camera Rigs and 3D Production visit www.3DFilmFactory.com Note: this is a low resolution downconvert from HD. Copyright 2008, 3D Film Factory, All Rights Reserved.
Need a visual calculator for Google Chrome that supports trigonometric functions or generating random numbers?
Various calculator extensions have been created for Google Chrome allowing you to perform a couple of quick operations without switching from the browser to your operating system’s calculator. These include Chromey Calculator, a text-based calculator with a scrollback buffer.
If you prefer a more visual calculator, consider the “Elegant Calculator” extension. This provides a pop-up basic or advanced calculator, offering commands and functions including log, max and min, random, square root, and trigonometric functions. …
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