Samsung has announced UK residents can purchase its Android-based Galaxy Camera this week for £399. The device runs Android 4.1 and has 3G/4G connectivity as well as Wi-Fi. Though not a fully functional mobile phone, the Galaxy Camera can run applications such as Skype to make and receive voice calls. Its 16-megapixel camera has 21x optical zoom and comes with built-in “photo wizard” editing software.
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Digital cameras may have changed the face of Photography forever, but film still has a place in a hearts. In this video Photoshop expert, Gavin Hoey www.gavtrain.com walks you through the steps you need to make a film strip from scratch and give it a 3D twist.
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Cartoon videos, show for children, puzzles and visual riddles to play with toodlers and kindergarten. Van Dogh is painting a bird when their friends come but the kids make a picture a little more complicated, it also bear on hen and chicks. Do you know what is it? Synopsis: Won, Pan and Kit, ride their tricycles through colorful, Spring-like paths, knowing they’ll find Van Dogh on their way. He shows them the magic in his brushstrokes, where shining stars mix his drawings and transform them into puzzles. Every day, the imagination of Yon, Pat and Kit, shall have to face the challenge of solving such these visual and colourful enigmas, while with his funny suggestions, Van Dogh fills their meetings with lots of laughter. Cartoon series that helps the development and stimulation of imagination and creativity of children through entertainment. Videos of games for children © Motion Pictures, SA Production – www.motionpic.com Format 104×4′ – 3D HDTV Target: Preschool More Van Dogh cartoon videos: www.youtube.com Subscribe to Channel: www.youtube.com Other cartoon videos: www.youtube.com Motion Pictures in social networks: Twitter – twitter.com Facebook – www.facebook.com Pinterest – pinterest.com
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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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Neil Gaiman’s fairy tale horror, “Coraline” is being adapted as a stop-motion animated film by Henry Selick, the director of “The Nightmare Before Christmas” and “James and the Giant Peach”. It is set to be released on February 6, 2009, and it’s the first stop-motion animated film to be shot in stereoscopic 3D. Here is a look behind the scenes of the film, with interviews from Selick and Gaiman, cast members including Ian McShane and John Hodgman, and all-new footage of Coraline! This video is first in a series of featurettes, presented exclusively by Rotten Tomatoes over the course of “Coraline Sneak Peek Week”. This video is shown courtesy of Rotten Tomatoes and IGN. “Coraline” ©2008 Focus Features and LAIKA Entertainment House.
“Coraline” will be the first stop-motion animated film specifically designed for 3D projection. In this featurette, day 5 of Coraline Sneak Peek Week, the filmmakers discuss the process of shooting in 3D, and about how uniquely terrifying it is. The director, Henry Selick, has made a stop-motion film that later had 3D added (“The Nightmare Before Christmas”), but “Coraline” is shot specifically with a 3D camera. Stop-motion, since it uses real models, puppets and materials, is one of the most eerily real forms of animation there is, so 3D is a natural fit for Coraline. In this featurette, we’ll see just what kind of 3D tricks director Henry Selick and writer Neil Gaiman have up their sleeve! This clip is shown courtesy of Rotten Tomatoes and IGN. “Coraline” ©2008 Focus Features and LAIKA Entertainment House.
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May be you’re making a wedding photo book or perhaps you’re creating a digital album from your holiday photos. Using smart objects to make a page template will save you time. Gavin Hoey shows you how to make a template in Photoshop CS3, save it and then reuse the template to make a new page in seconds.
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From a 1998 video magazine, Dean Collins talks about the digital image making and stock photos.
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Infrared Photography is a unique and original to capture amazing black and white images. In this “how to” video, photography expert Gavin Hoey www.gavtrain.com goes into the woods to take infrared images using a digital camera fitted with a R72 infrared filter. Be sure to check out part two when Gavin takes you through the Photoshop side of infrared photography.
Display every week’s number of the year in Outlook 2007’s Monthly Calendar, useful when scheduling certain types of appointments.
When scheduling appointments in Microsoft Outlook 2007, it might prove useful to display each week’s number (perhaps you need to schedule an appointment every 3 weeks or whatever). Making this change to the calendar view in the Month view, as well as the Date Navigator in the To-Do Bar, is easy.
1. Select “Tools” – “Options”….
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