Archive for the 'Imaging' Category

Jan 22 2010

Picasa2flickr

I love Picasa, a free photo management tool, and Flickr, a great (also free) online photo sharing/storage service. Picasa, now owned by Google, does have its own photo sharing service and it is quite good. However, I give Flickr the nod because it has more professional features that I use and seems more mature in [...]

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Jan 13 2010

The Making of an HD Screen Grab

Published by Andy Rush under HDTV,Imaging

After my last post, you may be asking how I do an HD screen grab from a recorded TV show. If there is such a thing as a rabid fan of my blog, you may remember a similar post from back in the day (it was Feb 12, 2006!). That was back in my PC [...]

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Oct 12 2009

The “Simple” Act of Resizing Images

Published by Andy Rush under Imaging,umwnewmedia

Recently, a faculty member asked me a question that initially didn’t appear to be difficult to answer. “How do you resize an image?” When I’m working on multimedia projects, I do it many times over, or at least I did. Actually now, it is greatly automated for me and very complicated to tell someone how [...]

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Aug 11 2009

Instant Image Publishing

Published by Andy Rush under Blogging,Flickr,Imaging,Mobile

Several weeks ago I posted about AudioBoo, a way to instantly post audio on the web and feature that content in a WordPress blog (at UMW Blogs). In my continued fascination with instant publishing, I wanted to bring you the equivalent in instant image publishing. Here’s what you need. An iPhone, using its built-in camera. [...]

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May 21 2008

So How are YOUR Photoshop Skills

Published by Andy Rush under Audio & Video,Imaging,YouTube

Just a quick post on a new discovery – Photoshop tutorials from a deeply disturbed individual entitled “You Suck at Photoshop“. Definitely PG-13 and abusive, but very funny – and yet instructional. UPDATE: YSAP returns for “Season 2″ on June 27!

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Dec 05 2007

Flickr & Picnik

Published by Andy Rush under Flickr,Imaging

I suppose that Flickr would be the sweet, lovely butterfly and Picnik provides the sting as the bee. The marriage is finally consumated. You will now find an "Edit Photo" button on your Flickr pictures, and that editor is the Picnik engine, which opens up a new section for you to edit to your heart’s [...]

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Oct 17 2007

Picnik’s YouTube Video

Published by Andy Rush under Audio & Video,Imaging,YouTube

For those of you who haven’t heard of Picnik, here is a little promotional video that those folks have put up on YouTube. If you store your photos online at sites like Flickr, Photobucket, Picasa Web Albums, or even Facebook, then why not use an online photo editor. The Picknik folks are doing what looks [...]

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Aug 13 2007

Are You Ready To Paint?

Published by Andy Rush under Imaging,New Media

As I prepare for a new position as “New Media Specialist”, this is the sort of groundbreaking application that I’d like to highlight. Mac fan-boys (and girls) will be so jealous!

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Jul 10 2007

Has Flock Got It Right?

Published by Andy Rush under Imaging

The latest version of Flock has changed quite a bit. Configuring all my accounts (del.icio.us, Flickr, Photobucket, wordpress.com, YouTube) took just a couple of minutes. I dragged in an image from my Flickr account. Looks like all the difficulty that I had using previous versions has gone away. They’ve thrown so much into this version [...]

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Feb 28 2007

In Search of Serenity

Published by Andy Rush under Imaging

Do you recognize this place? Let me give you a hint. Still don’t recognize the place? Maybe you’re not a Windows XP user, but if you are, the chances are good that you’ve considered putting this scene on your computer desktop. The place depicted in this photograph, called Autumn Lane, was the subject of an [...]

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