Well, Muckhead suggested we have a photo a day again, and it sounded good to me. Here are my contributions, taken while heading out to New West to visit friends after work, just on the Surrey side of the bridge. I was playing around with some modifications and found that I had three favorites after […]
Stop the Storm (Photo of the Day) Read Post »
DP Magic is a nice little program that integrates into the windows explorer to allow it to thumbnail RAW images of most major formats. Works nicely as well, very little fuss or muss and the thumbnailing is pretty fast too, considering that the files are 13mb….
Windows Thumbnail Support for RAW Images Read Post »
Yet another thing on my list of stuff to do and learn is how to read Histograms better. I mean, so I can use them, other than just knowing that “all on one side or the other is bad”.
Histogram Tips on the Digital Photography Blog Read Post »
First of all you can find far more real information about the Leaders Debate here. Lately, funnily enough thanks to things in the states, I’ve become a bit more interested in politics. There’s an election coming up and I have no idea who to vote for (regardless of what the Candidate-o-matic that Darren found tells
My Take on the 2004 Leaders Debate Read Post »
Wandered into town this morning and picked up yet another KVM from London Drugs, after calling into NCIX to find they only had one that was $300+… a bit out of my price range. I grabbed a Linksys for $69 and while it’s only PS/2, it still works just dandy. I did see a USB
New KVM, Riddick, and General Unpreparedness for Scanning Read Post »
Looks like my old Hawking 2 port PS/2 KVM is starting to bite the big one. It can’t seem to deal with my wireless mouse anymore, which means I have a KV, which is far less than 1/3rd as useful as a full KVM. I ran into town this evening and found a little I/O
Looking for some USB KVM Love Read Post »
< p>The blog over at photoblogs.org asks the good question of how do you managing your photographs. Right now mine are managed more by memory than anything else. Currently each set of images goes onto the fileserver in the format of /YYYY-MM-DD – Description/FILENAME More often than not the FILENAME is the default from the
Photo Management – How Do You Do It? Read Post »
Or at least, recognized. Sometimes I wonder what criteria it takes to do something like this. The Image of the Day site had a picture of an “artist” whose “art” was to put more than 300 pounds of sliced ham on a bed. No, I don’t get it either. But that doesn’t mean I don’t
To Be Rich and/or Famous Read Post »
Slashdot has a post on Digital Photography Composition 101 which has some good tips and input (amongst the trolls, wankers, and idiots of course). PhotoFinder Project, a photo managment program. This post on dpreview forums points to iStockphoto.com where, in theory, you can make money by uploading your photos in the hopes that someone will
More Photography Links Read Post »
< p>An interesting look at why Windows and the Mac are different security wise (OSNews story). One difference between Mac OS X and Windows, however, is that Mac OS X doesn
Windows and Mac Security Differences Read Post »