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Tiltshiftmaker turns photos into miniature scenes | Webware - CN Tilt-shift photography is a technique that requires a special lens to change both the perspective and focal field of an image. A similar effect can be created in PhotoShop and other high-end image editing programs, but it's a lengthy effort that casual photographers will probably find daunting. Web-based photo editor Tiltshiftmaker has automated most of this process, letting you achieve a similar effect right in your browser. To do it yourself you can either upload a photo from your computer, or drop in the URL of one hosted online. The test shot I used of the street outside CNET's office turned out great (see it below), and only took a few seconds to put together. I'd love to see this added in as an option in existing Web photo editing tools like Fotoflexer and Picnik. (via DownloadSquad)
visualthinkmap inspiration (100+ Data Visualisation Tools and Ap "Dito from scratch" du 15 février au 6 mars 2010 | Le Lieu du De Exposition 15 Février 2010 / 6 Mars 2010 Le Lieu du Design - 74, rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine - 75012 Paris Tous publics Pour sa seconde exposition, le Lieu du Design a souhaité inviter Dito, collectif de jeunes designers, à présenter pour la première fois son travail. Prenant le contre-pied d’une époque où les démarches sont souvent personnelles, Dito a l’ambition d’imaginer une méthode de travail collégiale et ouverte dans laquelle le dialogue, l’échange et le partage sont privilégiés comme autant de forces pour le design contemporain. Envisageant le design comme un moyen plus qu’une fin, la vocation de Dito est de créer un langage commun, collectif et démocratique qui leur permet d’inventer un ensemble d’objets, novateurs dans leur forme comme dans le processus collectif qui les a fait naître. A partir d’une scénographie spécialement pensée pour le Lieu du Design, "Dito from scratch" réunit des maquettes, dessins et photographies mises en scène dans des environnements domestiques.
AlphaLabs : Découvrez la Simulation EIS® ! European Regional Innovation Scoreboard 2.0. Community Innovation Survey The Community Innovation Surveys (CIS) [1] are a series of surveys executed by national statistical offices throughout the European Union and in Norway and Iceland. The harmonized surveys are designed to give information on the innovativeness of different sectors and regions. Data from these surveys is used for the annual European Innovation Scoreboard and for academic research on innovation, with over 200 papers using the CIS data published. Surveys[edit] In the 1980s, a series of individual surveys on innovation was carried out.[2] Thereupon, the member states of the European Union decided to coordinate their efforts, and they laid down a common methodological approach to innovation research in the Oslo Manual. As of 2009, five CIS surveys have been carried out: CIS1, 1992CIS2, 1996CIS3, 2001CIS4, for the reference period 2002-2004CIS 2006, for the reference period 2004-2006 CIS 2008 is currently in the field, while planning is underway for CIS 2010. Methodology[edit] References[edit]
Pro-inno Berlin (dts Nachrichtenagentur/26.06.2017/19:22:57) – Die Große Koalition hat sich in letzter Minute auf die Abschaffung der sogenannten Störerhaftung geeinigt, die den Weg frei machen soll für mehr kabelloses Internet (WLAN) in Cafés und Hotels. Das schreibt das “Handelsblatt” in seiner Dienstagausgabe unter Berufung auf informierte Kreise. Demnach hatte Bundeswirtschaftsministerin Brigitte Zypries (SPD) am Montagmittag persönlich mit den Fraktionsvorsitzenden von Union und SPD gesprochen und eine Einigung erzielt. Die Parteien stimmten dem “Entwurf eines Dritten Gesetzes zur Änderung des Telemediengesetzes” des Bundeswirtschaftsministeriums, der bereits vom Kabinett absegnet war, vollständig zu. Die vollständige Abschaffung der Störerhaftung hatte mehr als ein Jahr gedauert und mehrere Anläufe gebraucht. Mit der Abschaffung der Störerhaftung müssen WLAN-Betreiber nun nicht mehr befürchten, für die Vergehen von Nutzern ihres Internetzugangs haftbar gemacht zu werden.
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#TED2010: What the World Needs Now sign in Report Bag #TED2010: What the World Needs Now A new decade. Edit Bag Bag Privacy Options Private: Bag will only be visible and searchable by you. created February 08, 2010 BagTheGOOD joined 01/19/2010 82 bags Weblink Items (34) The 10 Best Talks from TED 2010 | Technology on GOOD Every year, the technology, entertainment, and design worlds' most inspired movers and shakers convene in Long Beach, California, for a week of forward thinking revelry. Chris Anderson: How web video powers global innovation | Video on TED.com TED's Chris Anderson says the rise of web video is driving a worldwide phenomenon he calls Crowd Accelerated Innovation -- a self-fueling cycle of learning that could be as significant as the invention of print. After a long career in journalism and publishing, Chris Anderson became the curator of the TED Conference in 2002 and has developed it as a platform for identifying and disseminating ideas worth spreading. TED Curator Chris Anderson at TED2010 Young and Brilliant TEDx