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Camera App Video Slow Motion Primer Tutorial

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Continuing the video theme of yesterday’s QuickTime Player Mov Video Conversion Tutorial today we try out the iPhone (ie. iOS) Camera app’s Video mode’s Slo-Mo mode of use. Get ready for longer but attention grabbing videos straight from the source … Continue reading →

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QuickTime Player Mov Video Conversion Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Spinning Around Primer Tutorial changed quite a bit between 27th March 2019 06:00 and 11:20 AEST. Why? Well, our iPhone6 saves its videos (from the Camera iOS application) in *.mov format. This *.mov has an associated mimetype video/quicktime and … Continue reading →

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Spinning Around Primer Tutorial

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That Kylie Minogue song “I’m spinning around …” spinssprings to mind with today’s tutorial. Have you ever wanted to made a video to try to make yourself, or someone else, dizzy? Well, we thought about this, and decided we’d … … Continue reading →

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Mac OS X Photos App Smart Albums Primer Tutorial

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There are a lot of ways to organize your photographs in the online world. We tend to involve the hard disk of our MacBook Pro for this and use the MacBook Pro’s Time Machine backup as a means to back … Continue reading →

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Getting to Windows Picture Tools Application Annotating Video Tutorial

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Today’s that “wee bit” of an exciting blog posting. We’ve had quite a few … “Making of” blog posts after the main context … but today … da, da da, da da da da … we have … “Getting to” … Continue reading →

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Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Dropdown Tutorial

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It is probably not surprising we involve HTML select element (“dropdowns”) related to our progress on canvas based Web Storage standing order type scenarios with our “Media Capture Email” web application we got the Web Storage working with yesterday’s Canvas … Continue reading →

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Canvas Web Storage Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial

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It’s time for “Intersessional Thoughts Part II” today, continuing on with our “Media Capture Email” web application from yesterday’s Mobile Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial. Previously, for some intersessional thoughts that did not involve a lot of data, … Continue reading →

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Mobile Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial‘s new Canvas Annotation functionality was not great for mobile devices. Today, we improve via … “floating” better the position of our “overlayed” Canvas Annotation menu so that it sidles up near canvas … Continue reading →

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