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Deep space digital astrophotography – astro image slide show – Space in motion

30 Aug

Video slide show of my best astrophotos taken in my observatory called Eifelsternwarte located in Germany. Planetary and deep space sky objects captured by a Canon eos 20Da and a Takahashi and Celestron 8 and a 7″ Intes Micro Maksutov telescope. Images of nebulae, galaxies, sun, moon, planets and equipment are shown.

Episode 24 of my photography series discusses and demonstrates infrared photography; this is part 2 of 2, which is a quick Photoshop tutorial on how to post-process such images. You’ll also want to check out my blog – binarygraphite.blogspot.com – as it’s supplemented with additional information and links to sites describing this topic in detail. Hope you enjoy, remember to “Like”, and subscribe so you can stay up to date with my future videos. Follow Me on Twitter: twitter.com

 
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Microsoft Excel 2010 – Show Trends Inside a Cell via Sparklines

10 Aug

Display miniature graphs, sparklines, showing trends in a series of data in an Excel 2010 worksheet.

While it is relatively easy to place multiple graphs inside a Microsoft Excel 2010 worksheet, adding too many may make your document seem unwieldy. However, multiple graphs may prove useful, especially when determining trends. For example, a worksheet containing rows of prices of different stocks across several quarters might benefit from graphs showing the trends of each stock’s price. The same could be said for a group of students’ grades (see the below screenshot), sales figures from your sales team, etc.

With the use of “Sparklines” you can add smaller miniature graphs for each row of data illustrating trends for each row:…

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Microsoft Outlook 2010 – Show Total Number of Items in a Folder Instead

10 Aug

Instead of just showing the number of unread items inside a folder in Outlook 2010, show the total item count.

In Microsoft Outlook 2010, the Navigation Pane shows the Inbox underneath “Favorites” and then as another link below in the full folder list. The “Favorites” link shows the total number of items in the Inbox, while the link in the folder list shows only the count of new (unread) items.

By default, Outlook 2010 displays the number of new items next to folders. If you would rather show the total number of items in a particular folder instead, do the following quick tweak:…

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Microsoft Excel 2010 – Show Trends Inside a Cell via Sparklines

09 Aug

Display miniature graphs, sparklines, showing trends in a series of data in an Excel 2010 worksheet.

While it is relatively easy to place multiple graphs inside a Microsoft Excel 2010 worksheet, adding too many may make your document seem unwieldy. However, multiple graphs may prove useful, especially when determining trends. For example, a worksheet containing rows of prices of different stocks across several quarters might benefit from graphs showing the trends of each stock’s price. The same could be said for a group of students’ grades (see the below screenshot), sales figures from your sales team, etc.

With the use of “Sparklines” you can add smaller miniature graphs for each row of data illustrating trends for each row:…

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Microsoft Word 2010 – Show Thumbnails of Your Document Pages

08 Aug

See thumbnails of each page of your Word 2010 document for easier navigation instead of jumping around willy-nilly.

Designing a large Microsoft Word 2010 document and need to remember how certain pages appear? Do you need to jump to a specific page in your document that contains a graph, picture, two-column layout, or other visual feature but don’t remember what page it is on?

Are you tired of jumping around your document willy-nilly? If desired, open up a Navigation Pane and display page thumbnails to the left of your edited document. …

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Microsoft Outlook 2010 – Show Week Numbers in the Calendar

06 Aug

Add week numbers when viewing Outlook 2010 calendars to calculate meeting dates that must occur every 3 or 4 weeks instead of monthly.

It might prove useful when viewing calendars in Microsoft Outlook 2010 to show week numbers. Perhaps there is an ongoing project where participants convene for a status review every three weeks, or you might have a regular lunch networking group that meets every four weeks or so instead of monthly.

The following tip shows how to add week numbers when viewing calendars in Month view, or when displaying calendars in the To-Do Bar:…

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Microsoft Publisher 2010 – Designing a Document for the Screen? Show Pixels in the Ruler

06 Aug

If you are designing a document in Microsoft Publisher 2010 that is meant for on-screen display rather than as a hardcopy, change the ruler measurement units to pixels.

Are you designing a document in Microsoft Publisher 2010 that is meant to be displayed onscreen rather than printed?

If so, the default ruler measurement units of inches or centimeters may not make much sense. With a simple tweak, you can change Publisher 2010’s on-screen rulers to show measurements in pixels….

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FroKnowsPhoto Show #006 – I Shoot RAW

10 Jul

froknowsphoto.com Welcome to the FroKnowsPhoto Show 006. We had a great time with this show despite some technical issues while we were live. But lucky for you, you can watch the FULL HD version right here. In this show we show you some behind the scenes footage of me shooting a very large group form a cherry picker. Greg and I also discuss weather or not a college degree is needed to make it as a photographer. Do you think you NEED a degree to be a photographer, leave a comment below. Our favorite brit Danny joins me for a candid conversation that had me getting out the bleep button more than once. You can now get involved with the LIVE critique of a photo that you place in the FroForum. We will select a few for each show and discuss them live on air, so be sure to get your photos posted in the forum.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Our January catalog video, shot in Paris by photographer Guy Aroch and edited by Swell (www.SwellNY.com). Featuring models Elsa Hosk and Martha Hunt. Music is “At My Heels” by Twin Shadow.

 
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TVLogic TDM-150W 3D OLED monitor @KOBA Show 2010

06 Jul

TDM-150W is the 1st professional stereoscopic 3D display to take advantage of the unique properties of OLEDs including highest possible contrast ratio, extremely wide viewing angle and blazingly fast response time. TDM-150W is an ideal monitoring solution for 3D production and on-set stereoscopic visualization. Awarded ‘Pick Hit Winner 2010’ from Broadcast Engineering, ‘Star 2010’ from TV Technology, and ‘The Vidy Award 2010’ from Videography Magazine during NAB 2010 Show.
Video Rating: 5 / 5

 
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Microsoft Publisher 2010 – Hide Recent Publications List or Show More

02 May

For privacy, configure Publisher 2010 not to show the list of your recent publications. Or, show more of them.

By default, Microsoft Publisher 2010 displays a list of your recent publications when selecting “Recent” from the Backstage View. This lets you quickly access publications that you have previously edited, especially useful if you save documents on a wide array of folders and/or network locations.

If you find this feature useful and work on a large number of publications, you may wish Publisher 2010 to show more recent documents. On the other hand, if you are concerned about privacy you may wish Publisher 2010 to not show this information. To make either configuration change:…

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