Category Archives: Photography

Photography (derived from the Greek photos- for “light” and -graphos for “drawing”) is the art, science, and practice of creating durable images by recording light or other electromagnetic radiation, either chemically by means of a light-sensitive material such as photographic film, or electronically by means of an image sensor ( Wikipedia ). Read more here, or at HobbyHelp’s great The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Photography article, thanks.

Trip Mobile Device Usage Remembering Tutorial

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Continuing on with our trip themed tutorials, following on from the last Trip Mobile Device Gimp Photo Enhancement Tutorial one, we’d like to get you thinking of a mobile device as a memory aid, as well as what it is … Continue reading →

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Trip Mobile Device Gimp Photo Enhancement Tutorial

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Continuing on with our trip themed tutorials, following on from the last Trip Mobile Device Usage Clock Tutorial one, let’s continue on in our non chronological manner, but a manner in which we reference all six of our Mobile Device … Continue reading →

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HTML/Javascript/CSS Reveal Top Left to Bottom Right Tutorial

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We need to revisit the “Reveal” series of blog postings, and elaborate a bit. The reason is that something we were doing yesterday with presenting the top left “subset” picture (of the main tutorial picture at the top) you can … Continue reading →

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Navigation Scrolling Trapping Image Tutorial

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Yesterday, with Navigation Scrolling Trapping Primer Tutorial as shown below, we started on some HTML and Javascript code to detect scrolling activity in the sense of … detecting horizontal scrolling, and allowing for an HTML table element to be able … Continue reading →

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Image Thumbnail Presentation Primer Tutorial

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Were you around when we presented Sim Card Primer Tutorial? It had this content up the top … Sometimes with our dogs, Luna and Nala they do funny (or stupid) things that make me think of them as “Sinatra’s Dogs”. … Continue reading →

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YouTube via iPad Photos App Primer Tutorial

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When it comes to (online digital) media (matters) there is good crossover between the major mobile players of Google/Android (and YouTube) and Apple/iOS if you are approaching it in an optimistic or open ended framework (of thinking, perhaps). Today I’m … Continue reading →

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Photo Booth and Flickr Album Primer Tutorial

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Round here, we quite like Yahoo‘s public Photo File Sharing service (or repository) called flickr and it shows a little, in the sense that we’ve talked about it a fair bit. Round here, we quite like the iOS and Mac … Continue reading →

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Animated GIF Slides via ImageMagick Primer Tutorial

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Animated GIFs are a means to store a slideshow or visual performance of some kind, that consists of several photograph stills, into the one image GIF file, which displays as an animation. The last time we talked about Animated GIFs … Continue reading →

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