Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Untitled
I'm writing a test post in Zoho. This is an application suite that uses Google Gears for offline web apps.
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Back From China
3 weeks
35 pounds of camera gear
in a sling backpack
100 degree weather
100% humidity
resulting in
lost 3 pounds
~3800 photos
24 gigabytes
See Flickr for the shots as they trickle through my workflow.
35 pounds of camera gear
in a sling backpack
100 degree weather
100% humidity
resulting in
lost 3 pounds
~3800 photos
24 gigabytes
See Flickr for the shots as they trickle through my workflow.
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Color Enhancement & Sharpening - Part 3
Part 3 covers the use of curves and shows a different type of curve fot the color enhancement.
This one is hosted on Google videos since Youtube has a 10 minute length limit. Sorry to those who have subscribed to my Youtube channel. I'll try to figure something out.
This one is hosted on Google videos since Youtube has a 10 minute length limit. Sorry to those who have subscribed to my Youtube channel. I'll try to figure something out.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Part 3 is Crunching Away
I think I've figured out the keyframe zoom thing on Premiere. I find it easier to use the Effects Control window. I had thought that right clicking on the clips would get me to the right context menu, but that just led me down a rat hole.
Now it's crunching away, 9 more hours to go. The Camtasia editor computes faster, but the results are junk, as evidenced by part 1. Plus the Camtasia editor barfs after you get too many edit points in the project file. Memory leak!
Now it's crunching away, 9 more hours to go. The Camtasia editor computes faster, but the results are junk, as evidenced by part 1. Plus the Camtasia editor barfs after you get too many edit points in the project file. Memory leak!
Saturday, April 07, 2007
Color Enhancement & Sharpening - Part 2
This was delayed due to issues with the Camtasia video editor. Apparently they don't support the features listed on the box. I did this one with Premiere. Sorry for the jerky zooms and transitions, I'm still learning.
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