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Trip Mobile Device Camera Versus Hard Copy Scan Tutorial
We’ve recently been talking about mobile device Camera app methods of recording hard copy into digital form, and questioned its qualities when considering its resolution for written out or even typed out hard copy input. The questions float around … … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, GIMP, Hardware, Photography, Tutorials
Tagged Android, clock, GIMP, Google, Google Maps, hardcopy, hardware, Hewlett Packard Deskjet 2050 J510, image, iOS, iPad, location services, mobile, mobile application, mobile phone, photograph, photography, photos, printer, Scanner, screen capture, screenshot, search engine, trip, tutorial, web browser
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Trip Mobile Device Usage Remembering Tutorial
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
Posted in eLearning, GIMP, Photography, Software, Trips, Tutorials
Tagged Android, clock, GIMP, Google, Google Maps, hardcopy, image, iOS, iPad, location services, mobile, mobile application, mobile phone, photograph, photography, photos, screen capture, screenshot, search engine, trip, tutorial, web browser
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Trip Mobile Device Gimp Photo Enhancement Tutorial
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
Posted in Android, eLearning, GIMP, Photography, Software, Trips, Tutorials
Tagged Android, clock, GIMP, Google, Google Maps, image, iOS, iPad, location services, mobile, mobile application, mobile phone, photograph, photography, screen capture, screenshot, search engine, trip, tutorial, web browser
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Gimp Decor Filters Revisit Tutorial
Today we return to the wonderful, marvellous and stupendous Gimp image editor and examine some more of its filters, following up on concepts last discussed with Gimp Decor Border Filters Primer Tutorial in the “Decor” category, namely … Fuzzy Border … Continue reading
Moving Pictures on an iPad Primer Tutorial
Did something a bit cheezy the other day walking along with an iPad acting like one of those investigative reporters chasing after a non-compliant person … without the “non-compliant person” … using the Camera app taking still Photos at a … Continue reading
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Tagged camera, iBooks, iPad, media, movie, PDF, photo, PhotoBooth, photograph, photos, tutorial
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?