Most everyone has probably heard the story about the stretched necks, body swapping, and other modifications made to the images of McKinney High School to fulfill an ‘unusual’ request made to their photography company.
As quoted from CNN:
The high school had required their photography company to make heads the same size and eyes at the same [...]
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It won’t be long before many computers won’t even need a hard drive. No more Windows or Mac OS X operating systems as we know it. Your operating system will be up in the clouds, not on your hard drive. You will boot your computer and it will instantly just sign onto [...]
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In the last week I’ve gotten several emails from current users who have stated that they have earned new major contracts by offering Pocket School Image Software as part of their bid. Depending on the size of the bid, many photographers offer the device and software at no charge to the school with the software [...]
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ADVANTIDGE OFFERS NEW ECO-FRIENDLY ID CARDS
AS PLASTIC ALTERNATIVE
Corn Card Ready to Replace Millions of Plastic
Cards, Including Photo ID’s, Hotel Key-Cards and Gift Cards.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif., May 20, 2008 – Advantidge, Inc., a leading supplier of card printers, systems and supplies, today announced the availability of the Corn Card, a new eco-friendly card solution with important [...]
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I’ve had a couple of weeks to mess around with the PhotoLynx Version 2 green screen now and I’m excited to say that it works really well!
What makes this better then other green screen software out there, is that it is very automated. It inserts a preselected background behind the subject. The background gets entered [...]
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I frequently get asked by our customers for a way to easily rename their images. ImageMatch will rename your images after anything in it’s database.
For a more general renaming program, I highly recommend Bulk Rename Utility by Jim Willshire. It’s fast, it works great, it is versatile, and it’s free! It won’t [...]
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Our 2008 release is ready! You may download it from http://www.photolynx.com/downloads/updates_hotfixes/pl.hotfix.2008-05-02.3322.offline.exe.
IMPORTANT – Please read these instructions completely, before installing this update!
After the file is downloaded, you can verify that the download completed correctly, by right clicking on the file; it should read 94.9 MB.
Back up any important files!
You may transfer the 2008 update to another [...]
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Yesterday I received a call from Scott Statz from the Organ & Tissue Donor Foundation. He called because they wanted a way to create donor cards for middle school and high school students to carry. They want to run programs at the schools to educate students about the philosophy and practice of organ and tissue [...]
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