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Friday’s Activity
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(2013/5/10 4:56)
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Good morning! Thanks to the students from 2B that did yesterday?s activity, sorry 2 D?s you should work double today. Today?s activities are simple, but will let you continue learning about layers. Make both and save your files as PNG?s, finally, send them both to my e-mail address. Next week we?re going to see some photo montages, so, as homework for next thursday, please bring in your USB a picture of yourself. Better if it?s a large picture (1600×1200 at least, if you have a 2 megapixels camera, that is the resolution). We are going to change the background of your picture using the selection tools. Note: Both tutorials are in spanish. Tutorial 1: Click HERE Tutorial 2: Click HERE If you feel adventurous, mix both images, using the first background and the text above it. If you get stuck on something, there are 2 possible things to do, search for help in Google or continue and ask your questions next week. Have a nice weekend.
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Balance
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(2013/5/10 3:42)
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Here is an image I took of my sister walking on our porch. I hope you like it :)
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Nightingale
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(2013/5/10 3:30)
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Here is an image I made from “Nightingale” by Demi Lovato. This song comes from her new album, “DEMI”. Hope you like it :) Pre-Order Demi’s album “DEMI” on iTunes here . It comes out May 14, 2013! Source: Image P.S. If you want to know any fonts I’ve used, let me know :)
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Porch
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(2013/5/10 3:24)
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  Here is an image I took from my bottom of my backyard porch. I hope you like it :)
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Enlarging photos - Gimp vs. Photoshop vs. Qimage - REVISITED
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(2013/5/10 0:31)
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I have decided to revisit my old post about enlarging photos with Gimp vs. Photoshop and Qimage since I found out there is a better way to enlarge photos, albeit more CPU heavy, in Gimp. In my old post I enlarged photos in Gimp using Cubic interpolation but after some reserch I have found out that Sinc (Lanczos3) does a far better job when enlarging. To check this out I decided to revisit the old test and enlarge the photo once more but this time with Sinc interpolation. As before I started out with the native resolution Sigma file and enlarged them in Gimp, Photoshop and Qimage. Lets see the results, you are looking at a small area in the print at 200% resolution or zoom in Gimp. The first photo is the one enlarged with Gimp using Sinc (Laczos3), then the Cubic in Gimp, then Photoshop and finally Qimage. Gimp enlarged with Sinc (Laczos3) interpolation. Enlarged with Gimp Enlarged with Photoshop – Bicubic sharper Qimage – Hybrid enlarged My co ...
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THREE VIEWS OF A SECRET
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(2013/5/9 23:01)
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Modena, 04022013
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Goggles
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(2013/5/9 22:48)
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Inspired by the 3-point goggles used by Blazer players a couple seasons ago. Made with GIMP 2.8 in ElementaryOS Luna.
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Starry Night (a reddit request)
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(2013/5/9 4:10)
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put together with GIMP 2.8. Not particularly good, but fuck it.
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.:: Spring Sounding ::.
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(2013/5/8 11:04)
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Fireflies in the Garden by Robert Frost Here come real stars to fill the upper skies, And here on earth come emulating flies, That though they never equal stars in size, (And they were never really stars at heart) Achieve at times a very star-like start. Only, of course, they can’t sustain the part.
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Sunset Beyond Trees
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(2013/5/8 10:05)
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  Today has brought the rain and wind, so one more from last nights walk. Calm before the storm evidently! Shot on the Sony Nex 5N with Juipter 8 lens.
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