background preloader

Fotoshop by Adobé (Adobe)

Fotoshop by Adobé (Adobe)

IDV User Experience: iPad Hand Image Assets Everybody likes to see the superimposed hand in iPad screenshots, right? I know I sure do. When I see that PhotoShopped hand gesturing away over a real iPad screenshot, it just feels right. Anyways, I wish I had been able to find these online when I was initially putting IDV's iPad screenshots into an iPad frame, but it turned out to be pretty hard to find a good free hand image that would work. Here are the results, freely available to you: left and right hands, in a variety of gestures, back-lit for use over brighter iPad screenshots or shaded for use over darker screenshots. Pinching over a bright iPad screen. Pinching over a dark iPad screen. Tapping over a bright iPad screen. Tapping over a dark iPad screen. Swiping over a bright iPad screen. Swiping over a dark iPad screen. Pointing over a bright iPad screen. Pointing over a dark iPad screen. Here are a couple examples of some hands stuffed in over light and dark screenshots...

Rockin' Nun Shocks 'The Voice of Italy' This is not your average nun. The Catholic church is no stranger to music, but when 25-year-old Sister Cristina Scuccia appeared on The Voice of Italy, she floored the audience and judges with her performance. The nun performed a stellar rendition of "No One" by Alicia Keys in full traditional attire while three of her fellow nuns watched backstage. The judges' backs are turned to the performer, and they are only allowed to turn face-forward if they want that singer to join their team. BONUS: Distorted Landscapes Put a New Spin on How You See the World/div> Have something to add to this story? Paint.NET Documentation Paint.NET allows for easy expansion of features through a plugin system. There are two types of plugins, FileTypes, which extends the types of files Paint.NET can load/save, and effects, which add on additional effects. Note Plugins are developed and maintained by the Paint.NET community and not the developer. If you are having issues with a particular plugin, please ask at the forums. Plugins come in a .DLL format. .DLL Icon Before beginning, make sure to quit out of Paint.NET. Locate the C:\Program Files\Paint.NET\ directory. Paint.NET Directory If you downloaded a FileType plugin, move your saved .DLL to the \FileTypes\ subdirectory. If you downloaded an effects plugin, move your saved .DLL to the \Effects\ subdirectory. Navigate to the plugin you just moved. Plugin Properties In the "General" property page, look for an "Unblock" button. Relaunch Paint.NET and enjoy your new plugin!

10 Best Paint.NET Effect Plugins to Download and Install Enhance your photos with special effects, create icons and cursors, edit Photoshop files. Discover and enjoy the power of Paint.NET plugins. Paint.NET was created as an alternative to the basic Microsoft Paint (integrated in Windows) but it became a much more complex and versatile graphics application. With a user-friendly interface, unsophisticated and free, Paint.NET nevertheless has some very advanced features that bring it more into the Photoshop and GIMP league.

User Customisable Effect Submenus - Plugin Developer's Central Quote Tim! said Tim! said Is this a good idea? No.I don't want to see yet another nine thousand troubleshooting posts related to "I can't use Tutorial X because effect Y is not in submenu Z !!!!! This is an open letter to Bob, I come in this old discussion for two reasons : In one hand, I am one of the thousand users that still in 2013 need and want the feature to reorganize the paint.net menus and submenus because the plugins are not correctly organized/sorted or make the menu too long to be user friendly and that's why we would like to reorganize ourselfes what was not thought right at the beginning.in the other hand, I wanted to react on your peremptory judgement claiming "No I don't want, I did not read that you are the unic creator (or this forum's dictator) of paint.net, are you ? ex: My paintnet has one plugin called "Transparency" in adjust and one submenu Transparency in effect. Another example, I have english menu items mixted with localized menu items.

Une technologie prodigieuse retouche votre visage directement sur une vidéo Plus personne ne s’en cache : les retouches d’images pour embellir telle ou telle personne, notamment en une de magazines, sont légion. Un studio justement spécialisé dans ce genre de retouches a publié une vidéo édifiante et impressionnante qui montre l’étendue des possibilités qu’offre la retouche par ordinateur. Le studio foton.inc est un studio multimédia japonais spécialisé dans la retouche d’images et de vidéos. La démonstration qu’ils font avec cette vidéo est tout bonnement spectaculaire puisqu’ils expliquent qu’ils peuvent pratiquer des modifications de teint, de couleur, enlever les boutons d’un visage, etc., sur des vidéos en mouvement. Les équipes du foton.inc sont également spécialistes des retouches anti-âge impressionnantes, comme DGS vous en a déjà parlé dans cet article ^_^.

16 artistes talentueux qui vont vous faire croire que leurs œuvres sont des photographies… Mais il n’en est rien ! Attention, vous allez être éblouis par le travail de ces artistes dans lesquelles il est difficile de distinguer s’il s’agit d’une photographie ou d’une peinture. Découvrez tout de suite les œuvres de ces 16 artistes extrêmement doués ! La qualité de ces peintures et dessins est telle qu’il est quasi impossible pour l’œil humain de distinguer la différence avec une photographie haute définition. Dessins au crayon par Diego Fazio via Diego Fazio Peintures acryliques par Jason De Graaf via Jason De Graaf Peintures à l’huile par Pedro Campos via Pedro Campos Peintures à l’huile par Robin Eley via Robin Eley Dessins au crayon par Paul Lung via Paul Lung Dessins au stylo à bille par Samuel Silva via Samuel Silva Peintures au stylo Bic par Juan Francisco Casas via JFC Peintures à l’huile par Teresa Elliott via Teresa Elliott Dessins au crayon par Lynch Smith via Lynch Smith Peintures à l’huile par Gregory Thielker via Gregory Thielker Dessins au crayon par Franco Clun via Franco Clun via Paul Cadden via Omar Ortiz

Related: