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I already have this one on my page as a regular picture, I wanted to try something different and used Lucisart.
Let me know what you think.
Kevin
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requires windows media player plugin for firefox
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View of CTLI Blog using online emulator emulator.mtld.mobi/
Since 2006, Pixel Film Studios is the premier developer of stunning visual effects tools for post-production and broadcast community. We integrated Apple FCPX plugins with our products. Visit: www.Pixelfilmstudios.com
Instafeed.js is a dead-simple way to add Instagram photos to your website. No jQuery required, just plain 'ol javascript.
Creating regular backup can help you protect your WordPress site against the loss of your data. WordPress backups give you a sense of relief when your site gets hacked, or you accidentally lose your data.
This was taken in Tribecca N.Y.C., two days before that day that we will never forget!!
The towers are in the right hand corner of the picture, the original photo was taken with a pinhole camera, I grew up in N.Y. and went to school in Manhattan and used to hang around the towers while they were just in the process of finishing the buildings.
Colorful lines Plugin effect
Effect created using plug-in(s) from graphicxtras.com. (c) 2010 Andrew Buckle
digg digg is one of the best social sharing button wordpress plugin for wordpress blog,
It is easy and has various options can be floating one or static
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This is a test of the iPhoto2Gmail plugin, I was thinking about using
it for posting pictures to flickr and to my blog at the same time.
Let's see it this works.
Been using Photoshop for over a decade and of course Corel's software too. Since Adobes PS4 seemed a bit pricey, I finally tried using PaintShop Pro Photo X2 and I am happy I did. Finally got more knowledge regarding migrating 8bf Plug ins etc and it all works for me. I'm not turning easily but I have come to love using PSP and use it faster than I ever did PhotoShop (could be that I never used a wacom tablet earlier, or chroma key techniques for that matter). I have always been fond of manual editing, until recently after discovering a $300 plug in that is incredible for keying out solid color backgrounds such as the Green screen in my studio. Speaking of which, no need to purchase rolls of cloth or paper backgrounds for clients since I only will need my green screen and perfect lighting to create or swap out backgrounds easily. These three pictures combined here was not taken by me, instead they where included for tutorial use (post processed by me though). Some of them was very poor and with bad lighting in case anyone is wondering. As I'm sure you all know, posing to close to the Chroma key screen is a very bad idea. Its best to have a large studio and use a longer lens + have the model at least 8 feet away from the Chroma Screen, that and perfect lighting of cource ;o)
The fridge in our hotel room in Amman had a European plug... and the wall outlet was a UK outlet... good thing we didn't need to refrigerate anything!
One of the things I implemented on my site is the Twitter-Tools WordPress plugin. I enjoy having my Tweets automatically created as posts in my blog. This made me think of an idea for a Flickr Wordpress plugin.
I'm not a programmer and don't know jack about creating a WordPress plug-in or implementing the Flickr API, so don't expect this to come from me. :P I'm also sure this idea can be used for other web services, such as YouTube.
More rambling about this at wordpress.org/support/topic/147373.