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Again no real photo, I guess we'll have to wait for my yearly Rhodes pilgrimage for those.
1. Finder. The icon is from a set of icons from Indiana Jones 4 courtesy of iconfactory.com/freeware/icon
2. Safari. Replacement icon from www.interfacelift.com
3. Google Reader desktop app created with Fluid: fluidapp.com/
4. Things. The best, task, list and project management. I am syncing it with Things for iPhone. www.culturedcode.com/
5. Stickies. Replacement icon from iconfactory.com/freeware/icon
6. Mark/Space Notebook. Syncs via Missing Sync for iPhone with Fliq Notes for iPhone. Contains notes and information that I carry around that goes back to my Palm times, even pre-Tréo.
7. Evernote - Industry standard notes application. Text, voice, pics, PDFs. All this synced between Macs, PCs, iPods, iPhones, you don't even need to install the application, a browser plugin or email submission will do.
8. Splash ID. Passwords, logs and other sensitive or plain personal information. I am a happy returning customer from my Palm devices. I even migrated my database from those times.
9. Whether you write a personal journal or a blog, or even a novel, this jewel from Mariner Software will be a perfect tool for you.
10. Before Apple realised what a huge mistake it was to leave out a voice note taking software from the standard iPhone apps, the best software around was iTalk. I am still using it. This is the desktop counterpart to the iPhone application, from which I have the paid edition (I like "my" developers well fed, driving nice cars and happy).
11. Delicious Library 2. Take your book or DVD, game, tool, toy or even clothes, bring up the code-bar to your iSight camera and... boom - it has been scanned and entered in your electronic inventory. A tool with an amazing usability, unlike most other software that claims doing the same.
12. DocumentsToGo for iPhone. Yet another software that has been delivering mobile computing users amazing quality for a while. Have been using this since almost 8 years. Not one paragraph has budged in formatting, not one character has changed when transferring documents back and forth and editing.
13. Mark/Space Call Log. Part of the Missing Sync for iPhone
14. Mark/Space SMS Log from the Missing Syng for iPhone
15. Missing Syng for iPhone
16. Screenflick. Screencasting software for quick and dirty movies. Great value and perfect quality. No integrated movie editor.
17. Screenflow. I could write a mile-long eulogy to the glory of this software. Screencasting at its best. Integrated movie editor. Flexible, easy to use.
18. Last.fm
19. Skype
20. My Documents, Downloads and Trash. The first and the last have icons from the same set as the finder icon.
After half a year of intensive development work, I am proud today to announce release 3.00 of the GlimpseCatcher software (see GUI screenshot above). From its initial launch on, the GlimpseCatcher had become a reference in water drop photography. With software release 2.00 a lot of new features had already been introduced, making the GlimpseCatcher even more versatile for all types of high-speed photography.
Release 3.00 now continues this tradition by further extending the capabilities of the GlimpseCatcher. Its primary purpose is of course still high-speed photography, but some of its new features also make the GlimpseCatcher a universal controller for general creative studio photography.
Already from the start on, the GlimpseCatcher had always been able to precisely control up to 6 (even 12) cameras and strobes in the range of microseconds. With the new INTERVAL-functions it is now also possible to create – with the use of standard system strobes – cut-out masks for freeing picture elements in post-processing. A completely flexible configuration allows for example to take alternately an overexposed picture (for the mask) and a correctly exposed picture. Many other interval configurations are possible.
Besides microseconds it is now also possible to select milliseconds, seconds or minutes as timing units. This makes for example the time-lapse function much more accessible.
Individual channel sequences may now be linked to other channels, either to execute completely identically (IDEM-functions) or to execute an own sequence with a delay in relation to another reference channel (OFFSET-functions). The delay may either be individually configured or it may for example be the standard shutter lag time for the specific camera, which may also be stored in the GlimpseCatcher. At each modification of any of the concerned values, the affected channels are automatically synchronized. This greatly facilitates the workflow.
Speaking of the shutter lag time, the GlimpseCatcher now also offers the possibility to measure durations in the range of microseconds. This allows for example to easily measure the shutter lag time of the camera.
Many more new features are available:
·support for adjustment of external sensors
·individual execution of a single channel for test purposes
·individual flushing of a single channel
·counter for automatic repetitions
·faster restoration of configuration files
·…
The list is too comprehensive to mention everything here. And of course the GUI is Windows 10 compatible. A complete description of the new features may be obtained from GlimpseCatcher@gmx.net.
From today on, all new GlimpseCatchers will directly be delivered with the new software release. Existing GlimpseCatchers may be updated. Please remember that I do this in my spare time, therefore update requests will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis and may take a little while. For any information, please contact me at GlimpseCatcher@gmx.net.
To finish, I would like to express my thanks to Markus Reugels and Daniel Nimmervoll for their continuous support. You may have a look at their highly inspiring works under the following links:
www.facebook.com/Liquid.Art.by.Markus.Reugels
www.facebook.com/PhotographyNimmervoll
Daniel has also released already a first video showing some of the new features of the GlimpseCatcher:
Acrylic marker and ink on paper 21" x 18" March 20, 2023. www.saatchiart.com/art/Drawing-Refueling-and-Software-Pac...
we ordered a baked potatoe but wouldn't want any dressings. but the software of the ordering system wouldn't provide that, so hidden in some subsubnavigation there was "potatoe, with no options". still sounds odd to me.
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1 AB-1600 thru large Paul C. Buff soft box camera left key light, 1 SB-800 thru hand held medium Lastolite soft box camera right and 1 bare SB-800 boomed overhead. Strobes controlled with Pocket Wizard TT5 units, AC3 and AC9. Nikon D3 + 85mm f/1.4, image processed in Lightroom CC 2017, Photoshop CC and Nik Software. Thanks very much for viewing!
World leader in pen-based creative tablets Wacom introduced its next generation Intuos® product family to empower and inspire creative enthusiasts. The new range of Intuos Pen & Touch tablets consists of the four models: Intuos Draw, Intuos Art, Intuos Comic and Intuos Photo. Each model includes free creative software as well as additional training and service offers. The pen tablets come in two different sizes (small and medium), a choice of colors (white, blue and black), and a pen or pen & touch version -- with a wireless connection kit as an optional accessory.
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A sale rack for ordering an assortment of Over 18 software titles. Remember, the theme of Gamers is "Cute things that single men buy". This is one of the few places I saw in any shop where you have to take a slip to the counter and get your merchandise from the back room. Apparently cartoon porn is at the top of the high-risk shoplifting list. In the US people steal guns, in Japan they steal porn. It's all about priorities.
When it comes to execution of code, hardware beats software every day of the week.
This is why: bloggeek.me/hardware-trumps-software/
