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  • William Klein “Out Of Necessity”

    Klein is an artist, photographer, filmmaker who rarely grants interviews. Born in NYC, Klein moved to Paris at a young age and still calls Paris home. He studied with Fernand Leger, worked for Vogue, made a documentary on Muhammad Ali but is most well known for pushing photographic technique to it’s limits.
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

    Photographer Clay Enos goes from shooting super heroes on the set of Watchmen to taking street portraits of random people. He shows us how to do a street-studio portrait session with a sheet of white paper, some tape, and a camera.

  • [MODIFIED] Disk Usage Utility – Export Folder Contents to TXT or HTML for Printing, with ID3 Tag Support

    PrintFolders generates TXT or HTML files containing lists of directory contents for later distribution or printing.

    For Windows users, while there is a free way to print directory contents, output customizations may take some work. Those who need more flexibility can try out PrintFolders, which generates TXT or HTML files containing the contents of a folder and its subfolders, or of all files on a drive. This file can be printed, shared, or stored with your backups as a file collection catalog. ID3 tags are supported, allowing you to record extra data regarding your MP3 music.

    The output file can be configured: choose whether or not to include subfolders and limit the subfolder depth, toggle file extensions, support and display ID3 tags, limit files to those matching a filter, and include description headers for the folders. While the HTML output does not support stylesheets, you can change the background, title background, table border, text, and link colors, and a custom title may be supplied….

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  • Building Services Engineering

    An interactive and stereoscopy application created by DK-Exchange (www.dk-exchange.com) within the YHELLN project. Visualisation of the building systems like central heating, electricity system, wall and floor structure.

  • Batman New Times

    Student made project based on Mini-Mates Featuring the voice talents of: Mark Hamill Adam West Courtney Thorne-Smith
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

  • Photoshop: Stroke That Path!

    Creating a solid curved line in Photoshop! Sponsored by: www.GDIforMoms.com Music: Kevin MacLeod
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

    Photoshop beauty retouching tutorial. See more at www.photoshopmama.net. Mama Shan is happy to debut and demo these fabulous digital false eyelashes that are a “must-have” for any glamor retouching shot! (more) (less)
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

  • Timelapse Nikon D60 – SofortBild (os x)

    Testing some timelapse with Sofortbild tethering my Nikon D60 — I used a polarized filter to make the vivid blue gradient — Picture taken every 2 seconds for 1 hour — Music Finding Beauty – Craig Armstong

  • 3D Christmas Presents – A Smurf’s Christmas Special

    You will need red/blue anaglyph 3D glasses to view this video. Look under the tree everyday for new Christmas presents! Look for holiday themed cartoons, music, videos, and movies everyday in the month of December. Also, don’t forget the 3rd Annual 12 Days of Crappy Christmas Movies, beginning December 10th. Happy holidays and Happy New Year to all my YouTube peeps! Sailor.
    Video Rating: 5 / 5

    Remember, I’ll be making 3D videos from time to time, so it wouldn’t be a bad idea to invest in a decent pair of glasses. When it comes to anaglyph glasses, I give you these tips: * The more expensive, the better. You don’t want to be messing with flimsy, cardboard glasses, especially if you’ll want to use them again and again. I specifically recommend the Pro-Ana 3D glasses (.95). * If you don’t know which colors to get, get red/cyan. Whatever you do, don’t get a color combo that’s not either red/cyan, blue/amber, or green/magenta. Here’s the link to the anaglyph glasses: www.3dstereo.com As far as parallel viewers go, the Loreo Pixi is by far the best I’ve found, especially for computer viewing. Here’s the link to the Pixi: www.3dstereo.com If you already own 3D glasses, check this video to see how well they work: www.youtube.com Remember to leave a comment on THIS VIDEO when you’ve gotten your hands on some 3D glasses!
    Video Rating: 5 / 5

  • UIS Visual Arts Senior Show 2009

    Check out these visual art images:

    UIS Visual Arts Senior Show 2009
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    Image by jeremy.wilburn

    UIS Visual Arts Senior Show 2009
    visual art
    Image by jeremy.wilburn

    UIS Visual Arts Senior Show 2009
    visual art
    Image by jeremy.wilburn

  • STAR WARS : The Solo Adventures (HD)

    The winner of the prize for Best Animated fan film at Star Wars Celebration V and was presented in 3D during the convention. “The Solo Adventures” tells the tale of how Han Solo dropped his cargo at the first sign of an Imperial Cruiser. But of course there is a lot more to the story! This film was a class project by students at the DAVE School of digital Arts and Visual Effects in Orlando Fla. This version of the film is not the same as the one that appears on Atom films.com. This version is the primed and polished HD version that was shown at Star Wars Celebration V (minus the 3D conversion.) Much thanks goes to the folks over at the DAVE School for giving us the opportunity to post this amazing film! Star Wars is Copyright Lucasfilm and all credit for this fan film goes to the students and staff of the DAVE School.

    GOA AMBIENT
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

  • Top 10 “Top Photo Lists”


    Yes its come to this… a top 10 list of “top photo lists”. If you’re still following along I highly recommend checking out these amazing links to see the best of the best photography this year! I can’t pick a favorite so you’ll have to share your favorite in the comments or even add another link you think I missed that should have been included. Enjoy and Happy Holidays.

    1. Top 10 Best Vimeo Videos of 2010 – Momentum Blog
    2. Pictures of the Year 2010: Spectacular Crashes and Daring Stunts – The Telegraph
    3. Top 10 14 Astronomy PIctures of 2010 – Discover
    4. Best News Pictures of 2010: Your Picks From National Geographic News – National Geographic
    5. 2010 In Photos Part I, Part II, Part III – The Big Picture
    6. 2010 Hubble Space Telescope Advent Calendar – The Big Picture
    7. 2010: The Year In Pictures – New York Times
    8. Best Environmental Photos of 2010 Named – National Geographic
    9. 2010 Photos of the Year – Wall Street Journal
    10. Top 100 Sports Pictures of 2010 – TotallyCoolPix.com

    Bonus:
    Best of 2010 – Our Favorite Photo Blog Posts of the Year – Photoshelter Blog

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    Top 10 “Top Photo Lists”


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