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2 episodes with pixlr
2 episodes with pixlr
2 episodes with pixlr
2 episodes with pixlr
2 episodes with pixlr
2 episodes with pixlr
Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, your weekday newscast that brings you five major stories from the world of business. It's Monday, October 21, 2024. My name is Nelson John. Let's get started. Noel Tata's first move at the helm of Tata Sons has been a small but significant one. The philanthropic arm of the Tata group has moved away from having fixed terms, and instead now has permanent members. Varun Sood and Satish John report that this move aims to ensure continuity and stability within the Trusts that collectively hold a majority in Tata Sons. The Tata Trusts are pivotal in the governance of Tata Sons, and have a key say in the conglomerate's strategic direction. The second-quarter results for India's IT stocks weren't all that great. The four leading companies: TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and HCL Tech—all saw some declines. Jas Bardia reports that TCS saw a significant drop in large deal bookings. It attributed this decline to the lack of mega deals, but remained optimistic about its order value range. Infosys also witnessed a decrease in large deal values but saw an increase in smaller deals. Wipro was able to buck the trend and sign more large deals, as it opted for a consulting-led approach and offered more AI services. It's never a bad time to buy gold, but the recent surge in prices has put off buyers for now. Gold now costs around 80,000 rupees per 10 grams. Such high prices have led to a dent in demand during the festive and wedding season between October and December. Ram Sahgal writes that the increase in prices is due to uncertainties like the US elections, potential geopolitical tensions, and changes in US policy rate. Demand for the precious metal has dropped by around 10 to 12 percent. Some retailers are seeing a rise in exchanges. They are maintaining sales volumes as some consumers continue to buy more gold, worried about even higher prices. India's rubber production is prone to volatility. Climate change and low volatility have threatened what was once a thriving industry. Despite these hurdles, the demand for rubber has surged in India. George Skaria writes that India's rubber production slightly increased from 8.4 lakh tonnes to 8.6 lakh tonnes from 2022 to 2023, but consumption outpaced supply. That led to a shortage worth 5.5 lakh tonnes. This scenario has impacted tyre manufacturers, who now rely on imports to meet demand. George's story outlines the entire rubber trade in India, and the vast complications that adversely affect both manufacturers as well as consumers. Since the 1990s, Photoshop has been a staple in photo editing. You would think that the emergence of generative AI would replace Photoshop, but that hasn't been the case. Shouvik Das writes that rather than replacing it, AI is instead augmenting the process of editing images. Tools like Autodesk's Pixlr and Canva have also embraced AI to expand their user base beyond professional designers.
Gareth and Ted chat about being a YouTuber, Logitech MX Keys Mechanical, Microsoft's plans for the CoPilot + PCs at the Surface event, screenshooting your personal information, UGREEN's latest Portable station, Motorola Moto G85, 6TB 2.5-inch portable hard drives and the HMD T21. With Gareth Myles and Ted Salmon Join us on Mewe RSS Link: https://techaddicts.libsyn.com/rss iTunes | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Tunein | Spotify Amazon | Pocket Casts | Castbox | PodHubUK Feedback, Fallout and Contributions Ian Barton on UptimeKuma Worried that your emby or Plex server has stopped working? UptimeKuma is a monitoring application which you can set up to watch over your computers and services and send you warnings if it can't assess the app or server. Monitoring uptime for HTTP(s) / TCP / HTTP(s) Keyword / HTTP(s) Json Query / Ping / DNS Record / Push / Steam Game Server / Docker Containers Fancy, Reactive, Fast UI/UX Notifications via Telegram, Discord, Gotify, Slack, Pushover, Email (SMTP), and 90+ notification services 20-second intervals, Multi Languages, Multiple status pages, Map status pages to specific domains, Ping chart, Certificate info, Proxy support, 2FA support Banters: Knocking out a Quick Bant A feature on how to do simple desk-down YouTube review videos. Ted's Logitech MX Keys Mechanical News, Mews and Views Microsoft Surface event: the 6 biggest announcements (we'll come to Recall later in the show) Hardline on the hardware Miss the feel of classic audio kit? Tivoli Songbook and Songbook Max bring retro knobs and sliders to modern Bluetooth speakers and DAB radios UGREEN's latest Portable Charging solution debuts to deliver 48,000mAh of power at up to 300W It took 8 years to launch a 6TB 2.5-inch portable HDD up from 5TB - but at least it is not that expensive - at £162.99 HMD T21 tablet debuts - it's a Nokia T21 clone! - £229 The Wearables Watch Phone Zone Mobile industry is quietly preparing for the biggest change to your smartphone in a decade - iSIM will hasten the end of SIM cards and allow networks to preload plans on devices Motorola Moto G85 shown in first render images with modernised design and new display - Moto G84 Specs (£194 at AmazonUK) The Name of the Game Ayn's new gaming handheld looks like a PSP, and it might just fill the hole in your heart left by Sony's best portable - A Vita moreso than the PSP Anbernic announces a new 1:1 handheld that will let you relive your Game Boy glory days Microsoft looking to purchase Steam Sony's Futuristic Gear - including a Gaming Controller - YouTube Sony Showcase Video Flap your trap about an App 'The Entire History of You': How a lone developer created free app that records everything you do on your PC — and allows you to rewind and search for anything and then there's New Windows AI feature records everything you've done on your PC all copying Apple's Time Capsule? Google Gallows & Chrome Coroner New 'Add to Chromebook' badge and tabbed PWAs are coming in the meantime Turn Websites into Desktop Apps Yourself Instead of Waiting for an App - See the badge at this Pixlr example website You can now hum to find a song on YouTube Music for Android - Users can also sing the tune or even play it on an instrument Gmail moving low-priority emails to refreshed 'Updates' inbox on Android, iOS Google Set to Make Its Largest Acquisition Ever, Threatening Microsoft - What HubSpot Does Now - Another View Bargain Basement: Best UK deals and tech on sale we have spotted Sony WH-1000XM5 £254 from £379 Verbatim GNC-200 200W GaN Charger with 2 x USB-C PD 100 W / 1 x USB-C PD 65 W / 1 x USB QC 3.0 - £65.83 Kindles all on Sale again - the top-end Scribe with over £100 off so £304 UGREEN UK to European Plug Adapter PD 30W Travel Adapter with USB C GaN Fast 4-in-1 £13.99 Or £12.99 from their website but P&P will apply. Anker Prime 240W Desktop GaN Charger £129 from £199 LISEN 2 in 1 Magsafe Charger Stand for iPhone Foldable Wireless Charging Pad - £16.49 Logitech G PRO X Wireless Gaming Mouse £96 from £139 Main Show URL: http://www.techaddicts.uk | PodHubUK Contact:: gareth@techaddicts.uk | @techaddictsuk Gareth - @garethmyles | Mastodon | garethmyles.com | Gareth's Ko-Fi Ted - tedsalmon.com | Ted's PayPal | Mastodon | Ted's Amazon YouTube: Tech Addicts
Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de nuestro podcast, donde hoy nos sumergiremos en las profundidades de la inteligencia artificial para explorar un tema que está revolucionando el campo: el enigmático proyecto QSTAR de OpenAI. Noticias: El Pentágono Acelera la Iniciativa "Replicator" para Desarrollar Drones Autónomos Letales Fundador de NVIDIA Aboga por Acelerar el Desarrollo de IA para Mejorar la Seguridad EE.UU. Investiga Vínculos Entre la Empresa de IA Emiratí G42 y Compañías Chinas Acuerdo Internacional Promueve que los Sistemas de IA Sean "Seguros por Diseño" Estudio de Microsoft Muestra Fuerte Rendimiento de GPT-4 en Tareas de Radiología Pika Labs Anuncia Recaudación de $55M y Lanza Pika 1.0 con Mejoras en Generador de Video con IA Stability AI Explora Venta Tras Carta de Inversores Pidiendo Renuncia del CEO Google DeepMind Crea 'GNoME', Generando Recetas para 2.2 Millones de Nuevos Compuestos Inorgánicos OpenAI Anuncia Regreso de Sam Altman como CEO y Nuevo Equipo de Liderazgo Microsoft Invierte $3.2 Mil Millones en Infraestructura de Nube y Desarrollo de Habilidades en el Reino Unido Herramientas: MindMap Generator- Visualizar ideas para estudiantes y profesionales (Enlace) Walles.ai- Obtenga información y respuestas instantáneas de cualquier sitio/PDF en el navegador (Enlace) OpenRep- Optimización del flujo de trabajo de marketing digital orgánico mediante IA (Enlace) Recall- Ahorre incontables horas resumiendo cualquier contenido en línea (Enlace) Show HN: Dreamachines.ai- Descubra el potencial de la inteligencia artificial a través de máquinas de ensueño (Enlace) Code to Flow- Visualice, analice y comprenda su flujo de código (Enlace) Find My Size- Obtén recomendaciones de tallas para tiendas online con el escáner de cámara de AI (Enlace) Draw Fast- Generación de imágenes de IA en tiempo real a partir de dibujos en un lienzo (Enlace) Postli- Crea publicaciones en LinkedIn a partir de más de 100 plantillas con IA (Enlace) Claude 2.1- Ventana contextual de 200K tokens, menos alucinaciones y uso de herramientas (Enlace) Yep.so- Un creador de landing pages gratuito y sin código basado en IA (Enlace) Sysaidmin- Dale a GPT acceso a tu terminal para que pueda solucionar tus problemas (Enlace) Freeflo- Prompts reutilizables de estilo AI generativo. Copie el mensaje, cambie el tema y colóquelo en Midjourney, Clipdrop, Firefly o DALL-E. (Enlace)* Walling AI- Convierta su idea en un proyecto completo en segundos con la IA (Enlace) LiarLiar.ai- Combinar la psicología con la visión por ordenador (Enlace) Deepchecks LLM Evaluation- Validar, supervisar y proteger las aplicaciones basadas en LLM (Enlace) BounceBan GPT- Un ChatGPT personalizado para un número ilimitado de verificaciones de correo electrónico gratuitas (Enlace) Lucid Dreamer- Generación de texto 3D de alta fidelidad (Enlace) Capitol AI- La IA potencia la narración de datos (Enlace) Krea- Aumenta y mejora las imágenes con IA (Enlace) DeepSeek AI- De código abierto y creado con 2 billones de tokens bilingües (Enlace) Manot- Obtenga información crucial sobre los puntos ciegos de su modelo de visión artificial (Enlace) Longshot- ChatGPT para empresas. (Enlace) Inkform- Profesionales del marketing y marcas nacionales están cambiando ChatGPT por este redactor con IA escalable. (Enlace)* OpenZeppelin AI Assistant- Cree y despliegue contratos inteligentes en un abrir y cerrar de ojos (Enlace) Pixlr 2024- Maximice el trabajo y minimice el esfuerzo con las herramientas de IA de Pixlr 2024 (Enlace) AI Agents- En 10 segundos, crea un escuadrón de asistentes ChatGPT para ayudarte (Enlace) Itair- Planificación de viajes basada en IA para crear recuerdos humanos (Enlace) The New GitBook- El recurso de su equipo para la gestión del conocimiento técnico (Enlace) Pagerly- Gestión de rotaciones, llamadas, incidencias y operaciones a través de Slack (Enlace) Plan de Asesoria Personal Canal de telegram Canal de Youtube Déjame un mensaje de voz
Deciding what to call your new MFL club can be tough... creating a logo can be even tougher... Fear not! In this episode, we will be focussing on club branding, discussing the tips and tricks to help you create the best football club in the metaverse! Club Creation is here! - Guidelines Designing your Club Logo: Tips and Tricks Duff - How to use Midjourney and Pixlr to create your Club logo for free We want members of the MFL community to join us on an episode for a 'Manager/Agent' spotlight and discuss their MFL journey with us. To get involved, head over to our Twitter to DM us and let us know you're interested! https://twitter.com/WenDirkCast If you are new to MFL and want to learn more about the project, join the discord https://discord.gg/playmfl or check out the website https://app.playmfl.com/
This week on The Chrome Cast, we are clearly talking about the biggest news to hit our corner of the internet in a very long time – perhaps ever. Google has unveiled Chromebook Plus, and it marks a very specific move towards a more cohesive, more-enjoyable Chromebook experience for consumers across the board. With a new standard for hardware and improved software experiences, Chromebook Plus is a change the ecosystem needs. For this episode, we focused more on the event itself that happened in NYC last week and as we ran quite a bit long on that portion, we'll return for more specifics on the hardware and software side of Chromebook Plus in our next episode. It's an exciting time, for certain, and there is a monsoon of new Chromebook Plus content on the way. Links Introducing Chromebook Plus: the new standard for fast, capable, fun-to-use devices [VIDEO] Why I'm ditching Pixlr for Photoshop Web on my Chromebook and why you may soon follow Adobe Photoshop on the web launches and works great on Chromebooks Lenovo Chromebook Slim 3i: is this ‘Chromebook Plus'? [VIDEO] Samung Chromebook Plus Review Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Here's to having a little fun in class. Here's to using creativity to connect with students and connect students to the content. Here's to playing games in the classroom. Your lecture doesn't have to snooze students to sleep
In this episode, we dive into the fascinating story of Kristina Kashtanova, author of "Zarya of the Dawn," a comic book that she illustrated using AI-generated images. Kristina shares her personal struggles during the pandemic, including losing loved ones, being unemployed, and undergoing dental surgery. She talks about how she discovered the power of AI-generated images through OpenAI DALL-E and how it helped her overcome her pain and isolation. We learn about her creative process of generating various images before remembering her story and deciding to use AI-generated images to illustrate it. Kristina also shares her experience of sharing her progress on social media and receiving positive feedback from the AI community. Her story is a testament to the intersection of art and technology and how it can be used to overcome personal struggles and create something beautiful. We are also going by a duo of Richmond Law School Professors, Ashley Dobbs and Roger Skalbeck. Professor Dobbs runs the IP and Transactional Law Clinic at Richmond and explains that the clinic provides an opportunity for law students to work directly with clients on intellectual property matters, such as copyright and trademark protection, under her supervision. The clinic primarily works with startups, entrepreneurs, and creators who cannot afford legal services. Ashley and her team also handle various transactional matters related to intellectual property, such as forming entities, reviewing contracts, and assigning rights. By working with clients in a real-world setting, law students are able to apply their book learning to practical situations and gain valuable experience before entering the workforce. She is also providing assistance to her fellow professor Roger Skalbeck for his "Copyright §101" Comic Book. Roger Skalbeck created a comic book to teach his students about copyright laws in the United States. Roger explains that he wanted to create something that looked like the comic books he grew up with, such as the Avengers and Spider-Man, with a vibrant and simplified aesthetic. He used various tools, including Mid-Journey for image generation and Photoshop and Pixlr for updates, before putting it together with a layout program called Comic Life 3. Roger's comic book provides a visual representation of each individual definition in the statute, making it easier for students to understand complex legal concepts. By using a comic book as a teaching tool, Roger is able to engage his students in a fun and creative way while also providing them with a valuable learning experience. Tune in to learn more about Roger's efforts to use a comic book to teach copyright laws and how it is helping to transform legal education. Roger has a class set up in the Fall Semester this year that will require his students to create a comic book that focuses on a practical aspect of Access to Justice. Tune in to learn more about the intersection of law, comic books, AI, and copyright. Make sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platforms and share the podcast with your colleagues. Contact Us: Twitter: @gebauerm, or @glambertVoicemail: 713-487-7821Email: geekinreviewpodcast@gmail.comMusic: Jerry David DeCicca Transcript available on 3 Geeks and a Law Blog
It would also make the cut for great anti-Vietnam War songs. Pigs savor the spoils of war in the killing troughs of France during World War I. (link) (link). Image by the author. Pixlr.com. First published on The Riff. https://medium.com/the-riff/add-black-sabbaths-war-pigs-to-your-heavy-metal-playlist-2f8dd8f5659b?sk=40b63d4ec97714ce550a7ee2c4c13441 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/walter-t-bowne/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/walter-t-bowne/support
The boys give their advice into how they got started in the content creation realm. Topics like how to find motivation, and the actual software and setup you will need to get started is covered on the podcast. If you've ever been curious about starting your own YouTube channel, here is a good way to get some advice from people who have been in the game for upwards of 5 years. OBS - https://obsproject.com DaVinci Resolve - https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/ Pixlr - https://pixlr.com
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16: Improving tech skills in your homeschool in 2022 We discussed why it is important to keep improving tech skills for both you and your children – listen to the episode for that info. Websites mentioned in this episode: Pixlr – photo editing Strava – fitness monitoring app Lynda – lots of classes, often free […] The post Improving tech skills in your homeschool in 2022 appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Welcome to episode 242 (“Birds Are Real”) of the EdTech Situation Room from December 15, 2021, where technology news meets educational analysis. This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach) and Wesley Fryer (@wfryer) discussed the Log4j security flaw, bluetooth security risks, Apple AirTags used in harmful ways, changes for LastPass as it becomes an independent company (sold by LogMeIn), Life360's announced purchase of Tile and the possible privacy implications, and the fascinating (and admittedly false) Gen Z conspiracy theory “Birds Aren't Real.” Adobe's launch of “Creative Cloud Express” to replace Adobe Spark Post, Pixlr's enhancements for stylus users, and a possible solution to solve the rural-urban digital divide were also discussed topics. The security (or insecurity) of a Chromebook post-ChromeOS updates, the “snooping detection” included in ChromeOS 98, and reasons to update to iOS 15.2 were security related articles rounding out this week's show. Geeks of the Week included the National Geographic “Storytellers Summit” January 26-28, 2022, the Google Canvas web-based drawing platform (free!), and the New YOrk Times Best of 2021 lists. Our show was live streamed and archived simultaneously on YouTube Live as well as our Facebook Live page via StreamYard.com, and compressed to a smaller video version (about 100MB) on AmazonS3 using Handbrake software. Please follow us on Twitter @edtechSR for updates, and join us LIVE on Wednesday nights (normally) if you can at 10 pm Eastern / 9 pm Central / 8 pm Mountain / 7 pm Pacific or 3 am UTC. All shownotes are available on http://edtechSR.com/links. NOTE WE WILL NOT HAVE A SHOW ON DECEMBER 22, but will be back on December 29th. Stay savvy and safe!
Warren Leow is the Group CEO of Inmagine Group, a leading creative ecosystem which owns 123RF, Pixlr and Designs.ai. Pixlr Genesis is a cornerstone NFT project for Pixlr, used by millions of creators monthly, to create the world's largest digital art metaverse.In this conversation, we discuss:- Pixlr & Pixlr Genesis - Empowering the community through art - The future of digital art- Event tickets becoming NFTs - Art Connoisseur - Consumption changes and consuming content - How to vet NFT projectsPixlr GenesisWebsite: pixlrgenesis.comTwitter: @pixlrgenesisDiscord: PixlrGenesis.comWarren LeowTwitter: @JeleowLinkedIn: Warren Leow------------------------------------------------------------------------------This episode is brought to you by PrimeXBT.PrimeXBT offers a robust trading system for both beginners and professional traders that demand highly reliable market data and performance. Traders of all experience levels can easily design and customize layouts and widgets to best fit their trading style. PrimeXBT is always offering innovative products and professional trading conditions to all customers.PrimeXBT is running an exclusive promotion for listeners of the podcast. After making your first deposit, 50% of that first deposit will be credited to your account as a bonus that can be used as additional collateral to open positions.Code: CRYPTONEWS50This promotion is available for a month after activation. Click the link below:PrimeXBT x CRYPTONEWS50
My guest on this episode is Brooke Taylor, a middle and high school art teacher in Bridgeport, Illinois. If you are interested in using ChromeOS for creative projects, I encourage you to listen to the great tips and project ideas Brooke generously shares during our conversation. ----------------------------- Thanks for tuning into the Chromebook Classroom Podcast! If you enjoyed today's episode, I would appreciate your honest rating and review! You can connect with me, John Sowash, on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. I would love to hear your thoughts on the show!
Cuando tenemos prisa o cuando simplemente hacemos ese último retoque a la foto antes de publicarla en las redes sociales, intentamos utilizar apps fáciles para editar fotos en teléfonos Android. Soy un amante de Android desde sus inicios. Y puedes preguntarme, qué pasa con Apple y los iPhones, pues no estoy totalmente en contra de ellos, pero me siento más cómodo usando un teléfono Android. Una cosa que probablemente la mayoría de la gente, incluyéndome a mí, quiere de un teléfono son buenas fotos. Podemos decir que el uso de esas cámaras de bolsillo ha quedado en el pasado, y ahora podemos utilizar fácilmente nuestros teléfonos. Incluso utilizando los teléfonos inteligentes como sustituto de los grandes equipos fotográficos. Soy fan de los Google Pixel desde su lanzamiento. Por aquel entonces pasé de un Samsung 5 a un Google Pixel 1. Por supuesto, quería mejores fotos y mejor batería. La mejora en la calidad de imagen fue un gran salto. Cuando hacía fotos, a veces también quería hacer una edición rápida de la foto, y subir la foto al portátil para hacer un retoque en Photoshop lleva tiempo. Por lo tanto, me propuse utilizar diferentes apps para la edición de fotos. En el Google Pixel, he descubierto Snapseed. Fue una app muy fácil e intuitiva para hacer ediciones sobre las imágenes. Hasta ahora, cuando tengo la necesidad de hacer edición de fotos, sigo usando Snapseed. Hay otras apps para editar fotos en teléfonos Android que también son realmente útiles. Existen Adobe Photoshop Express, Adobe Lightroom, Canva y Pixlr. Lo bueno de estas app es que son gratuitas, o también si quieres y necesitas más funciones puede que tengas que conseguir la versión premium. Pero para tareas sencillas, esas apps para editar fotos son bastante útiles. Me he quedado con Snapseed, incluso ahora con mi Google Pixel 3, porque es fácil de usar. También tengo Canva, pero en lugar de usarlo para la edición de fotos, lo uso más para la creación de contenido visual. Pero también prefiero Canva en el ordenador, y también Photoshop. Leer más en: Las 5 mejores apps para editar fotos en Android.
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When we are on a hurry or when we just make that last retouch to the photo before posting it to social media, we try to use easy apps for editing photos on Android phones. I have been a lover of Android since it beginnings. And you can ask me, what about Apple and iPhones, well I am not fully against those ones, but I feel more comfotable using an Android Phone. One thing that probably most of people, including me, want from a phones are good pictures. We can say that the use of those pocket cameras are left in the past, and now we can easily use our phones. Even using the smartphones as a replacement of big camera equipment. I have been a fan of Google Pixel since it release. Back then I moved on from a Samsung 5 to a Google Pixel 1. Of course, I wanted better pictures and better battery. The improvement on the image quality was a big jump. When taking pictures, I also sometimes wanted to d0 fast photo edition, and uploading the picture to the laptop to do a retouch on Photoshop takes time. Therefore I aimed to use different apps for editing photos. On the Google Pixel, I found out about Snapseed. It was a very easy and intuitive app to make editions on the images. Up til now, when I have the need to do photo edition, I still use Snapseed. There are other apps for editing photos on Android phones that are really useful as well. There are Adobe Photoshop Express, Adobe Lightroom, Canva and Pixlr. The good thing about those apps are that they are for free, or also if you want and need more features you might need to get the premium version. But for simple tasks, those apps for edditing photos are pretty useful. I have sticked with Snapseed, even now with my Google Pixel 3, because it is easy to use. I also have Canva, but instead of using it for photo edition, I use it more for visual content creation. But I also prefer Canva on computer, and also Photoshop. Read More Apps for editing photos on Android
Pixlr officially announced the release of Pixlr 2021, a robust, new version of the world's web-based free photo editing suite which is used by everyone, ranging from teachers and students to professional photographers, designers and publishers. The varied AI-powered improvements allow for sleeker edits with hot, new templates and collages; premium designer fonts; drop-dead gorgeous effects; and new Frame tool and Glitch Studio. Throughout it all, Pixlr's end goal remains the same: putting extraordinary design and creative freedom into the hands of everyone. Web: https://pixlr.com/ Follow: @pixlr Pixlr flattens the designer learning curve, giving anyone the tools to manipulate photos just like the pros. Since its debut in 2008, billions of images have been created and edited on the freemium platform. No long video tutorials are needed and there is no expensive software to download as everything you need resides in the cloud. Foreseeing the coming death of Flash, Pixlr was revamped and relaunched in 2020 in HTML5. Its two free editors -- Pixlr X and Pixlr E -- boast tools driven by AI which turn formerly painstaking work into push-button fun. A massive, online image library, Stock by Pixlr, is free empowering everyone to create eye-catching photos, graphic images and even memes. Pixlr gives you the freedom to take any visual from ho-hum to oh wow! Pixlr X and Pixlr E are integrated with AI-powered editing tools to help users modify their images easily with effects from cutouts to crops and auto-exposure, enhancing the photo editing and design experience. Among its many innovative tools in the editing suite is the proprietary AI background remover tool which intelligently cuts out backgrounds in one click, enabling users to replace backgrounds in seconds. Rounding out the improvements for 2021 are a refreshed user interface, making it easier and more intuitive than ever to edit photographs, graphics and other images. Pixlr's artificial intelligence has been combined with one-click tools to make work smarter, faster and easier, while also being leveraged to result in even more precise background removal. A new overall layout offers quicker access to projects and an increased amount of templates, fills, patterns, filters and professionally created fonts -- as well as the introduction of the fun, new Glitch Studio. Power users can now export Pixlr E projects as templates, with all resources in a single file, and everyone will benefit from added keyboard commands for precision and drag-and-drop controls for ease of use. “While we are a free cloud-based photo editing software, we still wanted to give our customers not only changes they've requested but also improvements they hadn't even imagined,” said Ola Sevanderrson, Pixlr's founder. “Other comparable suites would keep these new, powerful tools and user-friendly adjustments as part of expensive subscription packages but we at Pixlr remain committed to our promise to bring the ability to create professional-looking visuals to everyone.” ABOUT PIXLR Founded by Ola Sevanderrson, Pixlr was introduced in August 2008 to enable everyone to create, edit and share images online with ease. Since its acquisition in 21017, Pixlr has been an integral part of the INMAGINE creative ecosystem, which aims to make design easy and accessible to all. Pixlr is a freemium platform leveraging AI and machine learning to revolutionize content creation. In 2020, Stock by Pixlr was launched to complement the Pixlr ecosystem with exciting content within its premium subscription service. For more information, visit https://pixlr.com/. ABOUT INMAGINE INMAGINE is a creative ecosystem powered by design, technological innovation, and entrepreneurship. Our mission is to make design smarter, faster and easier for everyone using artificial intelligence and data analytics to simplify the creative process. INMAGINE's 20-year track record is built on strong value propositions, community focus, and unique insights into the creative industry. Our primary brands include 123RF.com, Pixlr.com and Designs.ai. For more information, visit https://www.inmagine.com. About the show: ► Website: http://www.ashsaidit.com ► Need Goli Gummies? https://go.goli.com/1loveash5 ► For $5 in ride credit, download the Lyft app using my referral link: https://www.lyft.com/ici/ASH584216 ►For discount Pangea Products: https://embracepangaea.grsm.io/ashsaiditmedia3226 ► Want the ‘coldest' water? https://thecoldestwater.com/?ref=ashleybrown12 ► Become A Podcast Legend: http://ashsaidit.podcastersmastery.zaxaa.com/s/6543767021305 ► Review Us: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ash-said-it/id1144197789 ► SUBSCRIBE HERE: http://www.youtube.com/c/AshSaidItSuwanee ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1loveash ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/1loveAsh ► Blog: http://www.ashsaidit.com/blog ► Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/1LoveAsh/ ► Newsletter: manage1.com/subscribe?u=2a2ca3b799467f125b53863http://ashsaidit.us11.list-c8&id=a6f43cd472 #atlanta #ashsaidit #ashsaidthat #ashblogsit #ashsaidit® Ash Brown is a gifted American producer, blogger, speaker, media personality and event emcee. The blog on AshSaidit.com showcases exclusive event invites, product reviews and so much more. Her motivational podcast "Ash Said It Daily" is available on major media platforms such as iTunes, iHeart Radio & Google Play. This program has over half a million streams worldwide. She uses these mediums to motivate & encourage her audience in the most powerful way. She keeps it real!
Pixlr officially announced the release of Pixlr 2021, a robust, new version of the world's web-based free photo editing suite which is used by everyone, ranging from teachers and students to professional photographers, designers and publishers. The varied AI-powered improvements allow for sleeker edits with hot, new templates and collages; premium designer fonts; drop-dead gorgeous effects; and new Frame tool and Glitch Studio. Throughout it all, Pixlr's end goal remains the same: putting extraordinary design and creative freedom into the hands of everyone. Web: https://pixlr.com/ Follow: @pixlr Pixlr flattens the designer learning curve, giving anyone the tools to manipulate photos just like the pros. Since its debut in 2008, billions of images have been created and edited on the freemium platform. No long video tutorials are needed and there is no expensive software to download as everything you need resides in the cloud. Foreseeing the coming death of Flash, Pixlr was revamped and relaunched in 2020 in HTML5. Its two free editors -- Pixlr X and Pixlr E -- boast tools driven by AI which turn formerly painstaking work into push-button fun. A massive, online image library, Stock by Pixlr, is free empowering everyone to create eye-catching photos, graphic images and even memes. Pixlr gives you the freedom to take any visual from ho-hum to oh wow! Pixlr X and Pixlr E are integrated with AI-powered editing tools to help users modify their images easily with effects from cutouts to crops and auto-exposure, enhancing the photo editing and design experience. Among its many innovative tools in the editing suite is the proprietary AI background remover tool which intelligently cuts out backgrounds in one click, enabling users to replace backgrounds in seconds. Rounding out the improvements for 2021 are a refreshed user interface, making it easier and more intuitive than ever to edit photographs, graphics and other images. Pixlr's artificial intelligence has been combined with one-click tools to make work smarter, faster and easier, while also being leveraged to result in even more precise background removal. A new overall layout offers quicker access to projects and an increased amount of templates, fills, patterns, filters and professionally created fonts -- as well as the introduction of the fun, new Glitch Studio. Power users can now export Pixlr E projects as templates, with all resources in a single file, and everyone will benefit from added keyboard commands for precision and drag-and-drop controls for ease of use. “While we are a free cloud-based photo editing software, we still wanted to give our customers not only changes they've requested but also improvements they hadn't even imagined,” said Ola Sevanderrson, Pixlr's founder. “Other comparable suites would keep these new, powerful tools and user-friendly adjustments as part of expensive subscription packages but we at Pixlr remain committed to our promise to bring the ability to create professional-looking visuals to everyone.” ABOUT PIXLR Founded by Ola Sevanderrson, Pixlr was introduced in August 2008 to enable everyone to create, edit and share images online with ease. Since its acquisition in 21017, Pixlr has been an integral part of the INMAGINE creative ecosystem, which aims to make design easy and accessible to all. Pixlr is a freemium platform leveraging AI and machine learning to revolutionize content creation. In 2020, Stock by Pixlr was launched to complement the Pixlr ecosystem with exciting content within its premium subscription service. For more information, visit https://pixlr.com/. ABOUT INMAGINE INMAGINE is a creative ecosystem powered by design, technological innovation, and entrepreneurship. Our mission is to make design smarter, faster and easier for everyone using artificial intelligence and data analytics to simplify the creative process. INMAGINE's 20-year track record is built on strong value propositions, community focus, and unique insights into the creative industry. Our primary brands include 123RF.com, Pixlr.com and Designs.ai. For more information, visit https://www.inmagine.com. 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The blog on AshSaidit.com showcases exclusive event invites, product reviews and so much more. Her motivational podcast "Ash Said It Daily" is available on major media platforms such as iTunes, iHeart Radio & Google Play. This program has over half a million streams worldwide. She uses these mediums to motivate & encourage her audience in the most powerful way. She keeps it real!
In this episode of the Make It Happen Podcast, Melanie opens up about the progression of her spiritual gifts throughout this past year. She dives into very practical ways of developing her gifts through consistent practice. The first crucial step for her was getting to a place of calm so that she could separate her thinking mind from her own wisdom. She also dives into: Indecisiveness connected to shutting down intuition Feeling stress and anxiety as a result of disconnection to self Learning meditation to relieve stress Debunking common myths about how meditation “should” be Relearning how to feel out intuition Not using the brain for decision-making Systems and methods for practicing applying intuition Creating the quiet space to ask and receive answers Intuition versus channeling higher messages How to tell if the brain is coming up with solutions or if you’re receiving an answer Melanie fully explains her process of learning to channel in this episode, what channeling is, and who she connects to when she does this. If anyone else feels interested in deepening their intuitive practice then this episode may be really helpful. You’re feeling called here for a reason. Follow the Make It Happen Podcast: Facebook Instagram 1-on-1 Coaching with Melanie Sign-Up for the Newsletter Connect with Melanie: Website Instagram Twitter Facebook Tik Tok #makeithappenpodcast Download Honey's browser plug-in for FREE Sign Up for the Pixlr photo editor here Theme Music: Year Long Journey - Israel Rodriguez --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
This week, Melanie is joined by Cris Lopez for his second time on the podcast! This episode has a more casual approach to it as they talk all about relationships. A big part of the conversation touches on how the pandemic has affected making friends and connecting with people, what quality makes you want to get to know someone else, and the challenges of dating during your 20s. Cris is the kind of person who can get along with most anyone so he shares how he’s been feeding connections during these times and how relationships can help us with how we view our sense of self. If you missed his first episode about his life and growing up in Saudi Arabia, find it here. Mentions: Kevin Hart Gary Vee You can find more from Cris at: Instagram @cris_album Tik Tok @curlyhairedcris Follow the Make It Happen Podcast: Facebook: makeithappenpodcast Instagram @makeithappen_podcast Self-Worth Coaching https://melmakesithappen.com/coaching Sign-Up for the Newsletter https://melmakesithappen.com/newsletter Connect with Melanie: https://melmakesithappen.com https://instagram.com/melaniemakesithappen https://twitter.com/melmakeithappen https://facebook.com/melmakesithappen https://tiktok.com/melmakesithappen Get 25% off Pixlr aka the best photo editor #makeithappenpodcast Theme Music: Rank Ocean - https://rankocean.bandcamp.com/ Audio Production Technician: Israel Rodriguez --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Coming up in this week's episode: Pimlico Plumbers, Covid19 vaccination and employer's rights, Which countries does the EDPB consider adequate for GDPR? Guernsey and UK GDPR adequacy, GDPR penalties up 39% year on year, ICO reopens adtech investigation, Ireland Government and the Mother and Child homes, Hackney postal electors are asked to register again, East Devon District Council data breach, UK Ministry of Defence sees an increase in data breaches, Amey data breach, When should you report a data breach to the ICO? Caixabank fined 6 million euros, Bonobos data breach, Pixlr data breach, A look at California's CPRA, UK court sets precedent on GDPR territorial reach
Knowing that Erich was going in for doctor visit that morning, Javvad decided rather than a traditional show, to help take his mind off things, he would put Erich on the spot to comment to stories he had no idea were coming. Welcome to Headline Roulette, a speed response to the following stories with no time to actually read these articles: Privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo grew by 62% in 2020 https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/technology/privacy-focused-search-engine-duckduckgo-grew-by-62-percent-in-2020/ FBI: Disinformation Campaigns Seek to Exploit Capitol Siege https://www.bankinfosecurity.com/fbi-disinformation-campaigns-seek-to-exploit-capitol-siege-a-15782 FBI warns of vishing attacks stealing corporate accounts https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/fbi-warns-of-vishing-attacks-stealing-corporate-accounts/ A Chinese hacking group is stealing airline passenger details https://www.zdnet.com/article/a-chinese-hacking-group-is-stealing-airline-passenger-details/ 70% of UK finance industry hit with cyber-attacks in 2020 https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/70-percent-uk-finance-industry-hit-with-cyberattacks-in-2020-000851797.html Hacker posts 1.9 million Pixlr user records for free on forum https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/hacker-posts-19-million-pixlr-user-records-for-free-on-forum/ Coin-Mining Malware Volumes Soar 53% in Q4 2020 https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/coinmining-malware-volumes-soar-53/ When you browse Instagram and find former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's passport number https://mango.pdf.zone/finding-former-australian-prime-minister-tony-abbotts-passport-number-on-instagram X-rated social media app Fleek exposed explicit photos of users https://www.hackread.com/social-media-app-fleek-explicit-photos-leak/ DON'T FORGET TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE
Wordfence announced a new program offering free site cleaning and site audits to public schools in the United States. We talk about why we're offering this program and how to help schools take advantage of it. We also talk about the growing prevalence of WordPress as a content management system and how the incoming administration is using WordPress. We also talk about an unpatched Windows 10 denial of service vulnerability, a breach affecting over 1.9 million Pixlr users, and phishing kits exposing stolen passwords via Google search.
Design your magazine, booklet, catalog or publication quickly and easily with these powerful FREE resources. No need for expensive software or design skills. With these powerful easy to use tools you can create your beautiful publication for FREE. To design a magazine, booklet or publication you will need three tools. https://pixlr.com/ : Photo Editing. https://vectr.com/: Illustrations and Graphics. https://shweiki.com Shweiki Magazine Creator tool for Page Layout. PHOTO EDITING https://pixlr.com/ : Pixlr is a free photo editing tool that you can use to edit photos right in your browser. Make quick professional edits to any photo. From basic items like adjusting
Good Morning and Welcome to the ProactiveIT Cyber Security Daily number 288. It is Thursday January 21st 2021. I am your host Scott Gombar and A Who’s Who of DNSpooq Advisories Google Chrome now checks for weak passwords, helps fix them Microsoft shares how SolarWinds hackers evaded detection Hacker leaks full database of 77 million Nitro PDF user records Hacker posts 1.9 million Pixlr user records for free on forum List of DNSpooq vulnerability advisories, patches, and updates US spinal care practice among first to issue healthcare data breach warning in 2021 At Least 560 U.S. Healthcare Facilities Were Impacted by Ransomware Attacks in 2020
Pixlr is another free photo editor to do creative editing of your photos on the internet for free. To get the Home Business Startup Toolkit Free go to http://jgtips.com/tk
Erik Lieber has been doing photography for over 40 years and has been mastering Hipstamatic since he got his first iPhone in 2012. As one who has never tried Hipstamatic, I think he has convinced me to do just that. Links App Mentions: Hipstamatic, Snapseed, Pixlr-o-matic, Spectre Erik on Instagram: eslieber Erik on Tumblr: eslieber Erik on Twitter: eslieber Hipstatones on Instagram: hipstatones Erik’s Facebook Page Hipstography Website
Stephanie Sitt, CEO of Inmagine group founded the company with her husband Andy and grew their business to become the fourth largest stock image repository in the world (123RF). The group also owns Pixlr, the online photo editor that has been installed over 100 million times. Sitt discusses her plans for Inmagine and how she works effectively with her husband.
Stephanie Sitt, CEO of Inmagine group founded the company with her husband Andy and grew their business to become the fourth largest stock image repository in the world (123RF). The group also owns Pixlr, the online photo editor that has been installed over 100 million times. Sitt discusses her plans for Inmagine and how she works effectively with her husband.
Stephanie Sitt, CEO of Inmagine group founded the company with her husband Andy and grew their business to become the fourth largest stock image repository in the world (123RF). The group also owns Pixlr, the online photo editor that has been installed over 100 million times. Sitt discusses her plans for Inmagine and how she works effectively with her husband.
Episode Summary Pixlr Summary Show Notes: On this episode of the Boostart Podcast, we're exploring Pixlr... In this episode, we talked about Cash Flow, Accounting, and Growth Links Mentioned: Pixlr The Boostart Project Boostart Podcast Follow Us: Boostart.net Twitter Instagram Facebook You can also reach out with any questions from today's show: just go to twitter.com/boostartmedia and comment on today's episode. Have a piece of technology you want featured on the show? Just tweet us @boostartmedia and be sure to subscribe!
Novedades de Pilxr, comparativa con Photopea, ambos sustitutos online de Gimp o Photoshop. Y de postre al final del programa os digo como conseguir 25 GB de Dropbox por 6 meses.https://pixlr.com/editorhttps://pixlr.com/ehttps://pixlr.com/xhttps://www.photopea.comPodcast asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbete con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales
Novedades de Pilxr, comparativa con Photopea, ambos sustitutos online de Gimp o Photoshop. Y de postre al final del programa os digo como conseguir 25 GB de Dropbox por 6 meses.https://pixlr.com/editorhttps://pixlr.com/ehttps://pixlr.com/xhttps://www.photopea.comPodcast asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbete con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales
Novedades de Pilxr, comparativa con Photopea, ambos sustitutos online de Gimp o Photoshop. Y de postre al final del programa os digo como conseguir 25 GB de Dropbox por 6 meses.https://pixlr.com/editorhttps://pixlr.com/ehttps://pixlr.com/xhttps://www.photopea.comPodcast asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbete con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales
Novedades de Pilxr, comparativa con Photopea, ambos sustitutos online de Gimp o Photoshop. Y de postre al final del programa os digo como conseguir 25 GB de Dropbox por 6 meses. https://pixlr.com/editor https://pixlr.com/e https://pixlr.com/x https://www.photopea.com Podcast asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbete con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales
Novedades de Pilxr, comparativa con Photopea, ambos sustitutos online de Gimp o Photoshop. Y de postre al final del programa os digo como conseguir 25 GB de Dropbox por 6 meses.https://pixlr.com/editorhttps://pixlr.com/ehttps://pixlr.com/xhttps://www.photopea.comPodcast asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbete con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales
Novedades de Pilxr, comparativa con Photopea, ambos sustitutos online de Gimp o Photoshop. Y de postre al final del programa os digo como conseguir 25 GB de Dropbox por 6 meses.https://pixlr.com/editorhttps://pixlr.com/ehttps://pixlr.com/xhttps://www.photopea.comPodcast asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbete con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales
Alexa in skill pagos, tiktok y colaboración en innovación. https://Pixlr.com easy photo editing app https://Slices.co Make a multimedia story for mobile. https://spark.adobe.com create graphics, webs and videos. Great for mockups https://www.tinkercad.com/ 3d objects, example you need a bottle in a photo, you can find it in the almacen and correctly place it in the photo https://www.sketchup.com/ 3d world example, build a house and see how the shadows fall https://www.thinglink.com/ 360 and VR video editing with interactive links Example: 3d house and you can buy the objects in the house. We’ve done something like this with NH
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Tenéis todo el contenido de estas aplicaciones, reseñas y VIDEOTUTORIALES en: https://wikitool.info/aplicaciones-para-editar-fotos/ Las 10 mejores aplicaciones gratuitas para fotos PIXLR Canva Remove BG PANEEK FOTOR FOTOJET ¿Cual es la aplicación para editar fotos más valorada? 4 Aplicaciones con efectos divertidos para fotos (gratis) PHOTOFUNIA BEFUNKY PIXTON CARICATURE ¿Cual es la aplicación con efectos divertidos más votada? Otras aplicaciones de fotos que te pueden interesar Programas profesionales para retocar fotos Programas para principiantes para crear y diseñar fotos Análisis de las principales aplicaciones para editar y retocar imágenes ADAZING: Crear portadas de libros en tiempo record (gratis) SKETCHUP: Cómo funciona UNPLASH (Banco de imágenes gratuitas) Tarjetas con Nombre Mr Wonderful (Descarga online) PIXTON: Cómo funciona APESTER
Lakia Robinson is here with me and she's been with me for about five years and takes a massive load off of my back and I still have to participate, too. It's not that I'm totally divorced from everything. Even with her handling this all day and all night. So it's a big production. It's a must have for you now in your business, because guess what? If any clients, the first thing they do is check you out on social media. Anybody ever heard of you? Does anybody care about you? Screw The Commute Podcast Show Notes Episode 181 How To Automate Your Business - https://screwthecommute.com/automatefree/ Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Higher Education Webinar – https://screwthecommute.com/webinars 03:29 Tom's introduction to How We Handle Social Media 05:45 Why are you on the platform you're using? 09:33 Graphics, videos and templates 14:58 Automation is really powerful 18:55 Tom is not an Instagram bikini model 20:03 Planning is an absolute MUST! 39:44 Mix up your content to avoid getting "stale" 43:51 Quality over quantity 49:14 Keep the rhythm and creativity going 52:08 Using Google Alerts to stay on top of things 59:08 Closing thoughts for us Screwballs Entrepreneurial Resources Mentioned in This Podcast Higher Education Webinar - https://screwthecommute.com/webinars Screw The Commute - https://screwthecommute.com/ Screw The Commute Podcast App - https://screwthecommute.com/app/ Know a young person for our Youth Episode Series? Send an email to Tom! - orders@antion.com Have a Roku box? Find Tom's Public Speaking Channel there! - https://channelstore.roku.com/details/267358/the-public-speaking-channel How To Automate Your Business - https://screwthecommute.com/automatefree/ Internet Marketing Retreat and Joint Venture Program - https://greatinternetmarketingtraining.com/ Google Docs - https://docs.google.com Google Alerts - https://www.google.com/alerts MeetEdgar - https://meetedgar.com/ Buffer - https://buffer.com/ Buffer Stories Creator - https://buffer.com/stories-creator Canva - https://www.canva.com iPiccy - https://ipiccy.com/ PicMonkey - https://www.picmonkey.com/ Pixlr - https://pixlr.com/ Anchor - https://anchor.fm/ Headliner - https://www.headliner.app Unsplash - https://unsplash.com/ Pixabay - https://pixabay.com/ APPS: Photo Collage, Gorillacam, Photo Mirror, Photo Wonder, Camera360, Inshot Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ More Entrepreneurial Resources for Home Based Business, Lifestyle Business, Passive Income, Professional Speaking and Online Business I discovered a great new headline / subject line / subheading generator that will actually analyze which headlines and subject lines are best for your market. I negotiated a deal with the developer of this revolutionary and inexpensive software. Oh, and it's good on Mac and PC. Go here: http://jvz1.com/c/41743/183906 The Wordpress Ecourse. Learn how to Make World Class Websites for $20 or less. https://www.GreatInternetMarketing.com/wordpressecourse Join our Private Facebook Group! One week trial for only a buck and then $37 a month, or save a ton with one payment of $297 for a year. Click the image to see all the details and sign up or go to https://www.greatinternetmarketing.com/screwthecommute/ After you sign up, check your email for instructions on getting in the group.
Craig Robertson has led a varied life. He was a physician, an immunologic researcher, a shoe salesman, and now he’s an author. He started writing so he could do some house cleaning in his head. It was filling up with stories, notions, and weird images. The best way to clean one's head, it turns out, is to become an author. His aspiration in writing is to entertain the reader, while making them think, consider, and reflect. Here are just a few of the things we touched on: The pros and cons of the current climate of KDP. Tips and tricks to advertise effectively online, specifically on Facebook. Why making mistakes is a driving force for success. How to narrow your online advertising to a razor sharp edge. The importance of selecting the ‘right’ image in a Facebook ad. Split testing ads and why that is crucial to marketing success. One liners, punchy summaries, and why attention grabbing text is invaluable in ads. Why a hook can make or break a sale. The importance of marketing to your specific audience in all aspects. Why it is still important to practice writing like any other craft. Using Hubble Images and Pixlr.com to upgrade your visual marketing skills. And more... You can get the shownotes at authorlikeaboss.com/episode50
The rise of social media created a need for businesses to market themselves visually in ways that we never thought necessary before the dawn of the internet. Today I am going to share the three main types of images that people look for, and some useful tools that will help you create simple images that will allow you to stand out online. All without needing to hire a graphic designer. =========== Episode Links Adobe Spark Post: https://spark.adobe.com Pixlr: https://pixlr.com/ Mextures: https://www.mextures.com/ Over: https://madewithover.com/ TitleFX: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/titlefx-write-on-pictures-add-text-captions-to-photos/id585663626?mt=8
לתמיכה: פייאפל | פטריאון | רכישת חולצה הציוץ של ח׳אמנהא׳י, כנס המפתחים של אפל, מפצחים את יוטיוב ויש לנו טי שירטים לרלרת יש לנו חולצות ומרצ׳דייס נוסף! כאן קונים מחנות Teepublic. שחר מהלל את מיט קיטשן ואת המלצר המעולה שטרח לסגור את הדלת כשהוא סייםאהוד על היפוך בתמונות סלפי וסוללות בצילומי מסךמספרי בתים על בתים מה כל כך מסובך ינעאל זומחתוק פלוס שלטי כבישים לפני היציאה ולא אחרי ומה זה revisit.coder.smooth?המסע של אהוד במונית המקולקלת הציוץ של ישראל לחמינאי הציוץ מצורף. הנה הסיפור המלא (תודה לד״ר תמר עילם גינדן - איראניום מועשר) pic.twitter.com/1dRRE7Nv1s — Embassy of Israel (@IsraelinUSA) June 4, 2018 כנס המפתחים של אפל והתכתשות עם פייסבוק עוד על הכנס. הטור של עודד בהארץ מפצחים את האלגוריתם של יוטיוב מתברר שליצור כל הזמן זה ממש שוחק. באתר טיוב פילטר הציעו גרסה שלהם להנדסה הפוכה של האלגוריתם של יוטיוב, ושם הם מציעים פחות או יותר את מה שכולנו כבר יודעים - צריך להעלות פעם ביום אם אתם רוצים להתקדם לאנשהו. המלצה בדקה אהוד על אפליקציית Pixlr. שחר על The Confession Tapes בנטפליקס. ועל Explained של Vice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8517R-rzao
Les traigo una gran aplicación web que nos permitirá realizar el color de nuestros cómics sin que tener que instalar nada en nuestro PC y totalmente gratis. Se trata de Pixlr. Es una herramienta gratuita que permite la edición de imágenes, con la que podemos comenzar a colorear nuestras páginas. La entrada 10 – Pixlr editor se publicó primero en Gcomics.
Today, Tammi and Sondra talk to Katy Strabley. If you are immersed in the recovery-friendly Instagram world, then you know and love Katy as @thekatykhronicles. Katy is all things magical, mystical and woo and has set out on a path to cultivate her inner Divine Feminine, harnessing the Earth's and Moon's energy as well to chart her own course in recovery. She shares her creative life freely on Instagram, supports her tribe fiercely and sells kits to guide you in your own Womanifestations on her site, iamdivinebydesign.com. So light your sage, line up your crystals and bring all of your Divine energy, as Katy's sweet nature is magnetic. This week Katy shares three items from her Unruffled Toolbox: (1) Nature; (2) The Ananda Meditations with Deepak Chopra; and (3) Editing apps for her Galaxy Note phone - Snapseed, Piclab, Aviary, Pixlr and Word Swag.
Because of My Podcast: Lee Silverstein Lee Silverstein is the man behind the Colon Cancer Podcast and the Color Cancer Network was able to get press passes to a very cool event in his area. Cool Image Tools For Your Podcast I've been working on rebuilding PodcastingResources.com and in the process finding that some resources are gone, and other have been updated. Also in the process of moving items, I've had podcaster inform me of new sources. Today I want to talk about some resources you might know and a few might not when it comes to creating graphics and images. Canva.com Canva.com was my favorite tool for a simple but powerful tool. It included photographs you could include for free, or in some cases $1. It has a set of tutorials to get you up to speed and you can create some great looking images for free (or next to fo free) Pixlr.com Pixlr.com is another graphic program in the cloud. It doesn't have access to photos and such, but it can edit the photos you have, and it's a great tool if you need to resize an image, especially if your artwork for Apple Podcasts is the right dimensions, but the file size is too big as you can have pixlr.com compress it. Vectr.com Vectr.com is a new program to me, and from I've seen is the most powerful graphics program that is 100% free. It works on any platform, and it also has a cloud version. As it is super powerful there is a bit of a learning curve, but if you took the time to go through the tutorials (and they have quite a few) you could make some great looking graphics. Adobe Spark Adobe Spark is my new favorite tool. It has one drawback that I will hit on in a minute. You simply click on what you are trying to make (twitter, facebook, Instagram, etc) and pick a design, choose some colors, spin a wheel to scroll through some fonts, and share your image. So what is the one drawback? Most of these other tools allow you specify custom sizes, but from what I've seen there is no way to specify a file size. So what I do is if I need a square image, I go into adobe spark, create an Instagram image, and then resize it using Pixlr.com New Twists on Old Tools Ecamm Call Recorder is a great tool for Recording Skype, they recently launched Ecamm Live which is meant to record Facebook Live broadcasts that costs $29.95 and has some of the same features as wirecast (but that costs $500). This cost $29.95. Here is a tutorial. A New Podcasting Microphone For Half the Price I've been a huge fan of the Audio Technica ATR2100 microphone. It sounds great. It has both USB and XLR inputs (so it can plug directly into the computer or into a mixer) and it has a lifetime warranty. As I write this, that microphone is $67 the ATR2005 is a slightly more stylish version for $79 Well SP on the Better Podcasting Show found the Knox Cardoid USB Microphone for $40. This microphone looks and sounds very much like the 2100/2005 (it looks like a 2005 with the 2100 switch). There is even a bundle where you get the microphone and a boom arm for $69. When You Step on A Listener's Toes In my twelve years of podcasting, I may have had someone send a nastygram once or twice. This is why I was so surprised to get a nasty email calling me a piece of garbage, and another podcaster resorting to name calling and saying how I had no listeners and other false statements. So what do you do? Well, you could load up your anger and hurt and go out attitude a blazin'. From my experience, this typically does not end well. or Reach out to them and attempt to get an understanding of how your words offended them. Realize this is NOT saying they were wrong for feeling hurt or offended. Everyone is allowed to feel what they feel. Many times when two people are involved in a conversation and someone gets offended chances are the person who did the offended didn't know what they said was so lethal. My Offensive Words On my Logical Weight Loss podcast, I was reading a story about how Americans are giving up on trying to lose weight and accepting being fat. In the article, it mentioned how American Doctors feel they can tell their patients about the dangers of being overweight as they might be accused of "Fat Shaming." This to me makes no sense and stated that if your doctor can't talk about your weight than who can say anything negative. I asked, "What is there no Slut Shaming, no Thief Shaming? What if you have relations with a goat? Is that OK? To this, I got an email. The subject of the email was F*CK YOU. Here was the message: In your latest podcast, your comment about "slut shaming" and comparing it to "thief shaming" was absolutely disgusting. FUCK YOU, go to hell you piece of garbage. To this I replied: Thank you so much for your feedback. My point was if we don't allow anyone to say a negative thing about anything, isn't that the doorway to anarchy? I would love to have a dialogue about this with you. Can we get on skype? The response I received was simply: GO TO HELL To that, I replied, "Too bad. As a former teacher, I always feel there is room for improvement, and obviously, there is room for me to improve. Good luck with your weight loss journey." If You Stay Open - You Leave the Door Open to Knowledge I appeared on the Podcast Survival Guide podcast with Josh Liston (who is from Austalia) and he explained that while "Slut" is not a great word in America, it is a really, really bad word in Australia ( on the same level as C*NT in the US). In both cases, my remarks on the Logical Weight Loss podcast were somewhat based on my frustration with political correctness (fat people are now horizontally challenged) and what I said was off the cuff, in a slightly over the top manner to make a point. One might guess that Alex's comments were in the same manner. Conclusion In the end with different countries, cultures, languages, etc we are going to inadvertently step on each other's toes. All you can do is apologize that someone feels a certain way, and pursue a dialogue to learn from the experience. Podcast Rewind I appeared on the Podcaster's Survival Guide Podcasters Roundtable Talking Podcast Consumptiontalking a bit more in depth about upsetting your listeners, and I also appeared on the in 2017 Ready to Start Podcasting? Join the School of Podcasting get access to all of your 16 courses on podcasting Live group coaching Private facebook group Priority Email Support Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/start
In this episode of the podcast Gary Bembridge of TipsForTravellers.com, shares ten tips on how to take amazing (and professional looking) travel photographs that you and your friends and family will be blown away by - just with your SmartPhone or Tablet. All you need to take incredible travel pictures is your SmartPhone or Tablet and these ten simple tips. You do not need expensive equipment and know all the technical settings to create fantastic images. The episode covers the following essential tips to take fantastic pictures with your SmartPhone or Tablet on your future trips: Avoiding the cliche shots everyone else around you is taking. Using the "rule of thirds". Framing the subject. Using leading lines to lead the viewer's eye. Foreground, middle ground and distance composition. Golden hour (sunrise and sunset). Getting close. Getting high or low - avoiding eye level. Switching off the Flash. Post-production Resources: Picasa (now Google Photos): https://photos.google.com Gimp: https://www.gimp.org Photoscape: http://www.photoscape.org Pixlr: http://pixlr.com Apps: PhotoToaster, Justaposer, LensLight, DistressedFX After listening to the podcast: Please leave a comment on Tipsfortravellers.com/podcast, email me or leave a review on iTunes. Subscribe (and leave a review) to the podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher or TuneIn Radio. Consider becoming a Podcast Patron and visit tipsfortravellers.com/patron. Make a donation at http://www.tipsfortravellers.com/paypal Going on a cruise? Want a great deal? Get great advice and deals through the Tips For Travellers Cruise Line: find out more at http://www.tipsfortravellers.com/cruiseline Save Save
Lo que aprenderás en el nuevo episodio Google PageSpeed. Cómo mejorar el valor: - Pasar test en home y en algún post. Los resultados se almacenan en la memoria caché durante 30s. Si has realizado cambios en la página, espera 30 s antes de volver a ejecutar la prueba. https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/ Móvil u Ordenador 1. Elementos que debes corregir: 2. Elementos que puedes plantearte corregir: 3. Reglas aprobadas - Especificar caché de navegador. Solución WP Fastest Cache o hosting. Escucha el episodio 76 - Reducir el tiempo de respuesta del servidor. Webempresa o Siteground. borjagiron.com/recursos. Hosting como Webempresa.com/borja (Tienen su sistema de caché y de optimizacion de imágenes) - Minificar JavaScript. Plugin caché. Tema. Tema optimizado para SEO. Lección 10 curso de Wordpress. Algunos instalan plugins dentro de la plantilla. Elimina plugins! Sliders, mucho movimiento, muchas imágenes... - Evita los redireccionamientos a páginas de destino - Habilitar compresión. - Minificar CSS, HTML - Optimizar imágenes: Edita antes las imágenes con photoshop, GIMP o Pixlr y luego las subes. Intenta no superar los 100kb. Puede que el tema o Wordpress cree varios tamaños. Último recurso: Plugins EWWW Image Optimizer o ShortPixel. (Cuidado. Backup) - Prioriza el contenido visible. ¿Es necesario hacer scroll para hacer click en algo? - Eliminar el JavaScript que bloquea la visualización y el CSS del contenido de la mitad superior de la página Leadin, hotjar, Google Analytics, Redes sociales, Thrive Leads, fuentes. cookies, Te permite descargar los recursos de imagen, JavaScript y CSS optimizados para esta página. Cómo dejar una reseña: http://www.borjagiron.com/internet/como-escribir-resena-en-itunes-para-un-podcast-en-4-pasos/ Recursos recomendados: http://www.borjagiron.com/recursos CURSO DE SEO https://www.triunfacontublog.com/curso/seo/ CURSO CREAR UN PODCAST https://www.triunfacontublog.com/curso/crear-podcast/ LIBRO SEO BÁSICO PARA BLOGGERS ePub y PDF: http://www.borjagiron.com/libro-seo-basico-para-bloggers/ Kindle de Amazon: http://amzn.to/2jZ6a28 LIBRO SEO AVANZADO PARA BLOGGERS ePub y PDF: http://www.borjagiron.com/libro-seo-avanzado-para-bloggers/ Kindle de Amazon: http://amzn.to/2jzPSkj PATROCINADORES: MAILRELAY Ahora con Mailrelay Smart delivery los emails se envían primero a los que más abren e interactuan con tus emails por lo que la recepción se optimiza. Además se evita ser considerado spam. A medio largo plazo se nota una mayor apertura de emails y mejores resultados en las campañas. Mailrelay, la plataforma de email marketing que ofrece una nueva cuenta gratuita para bloggers de marca personal de hasta 600.000 envíos mensuales y esta cuenta ofrece una capacidad de 120.000 suscriptores. Es la plataforma que uso en algunas de mis listas y funciona realmente bien. Entra ahora en http://www.borjagiron.com/mailrelay y contacta con ellos para que te den acceso a la plataforma de email marketing gratis para usarla con tu blog personal. Blog normal: Hasta 3.000 suscriptores (15.000 si nos sigues en Twitter y Facebook y Google+) Hasta 15.000 emails cada mes ¡75.000 si nos pides el aumento por seguirnos en Twitter, Facebook y Google+! XOVI Herramienta de SEO muy completa. Podemos ver fácilmente los enlaces Links > Backlinks donde está la información general, links ganados, anchor texts, la calidad de estos... http://www.xovi.com/borja para conseguir un 30% de descuento durante 6 meses y 14 días de prueba gratis. SITEGROUND Una de las mejores empresas de hosting del mercado. Desde 10gb, migración gratuita, soporte 24/7 con teléfono, https, garantía devolucion 30 días, backups diarios, bases de datos mysql ilimitadas, última tecnología. http://www.borjagiron.com/siteground Sobre el podcast El podcast “SEO para bloggers” se emite lunes y viernes a las 7:00 del medio día (hora española). Canción: Scott Holmes – Inspiring Corporate
You know, it is cold today. In a month this will seem warm, but 2C seems pretty cold today. Indeed, our car claimed it was 18, but eventually the car figured things out. Isabelle and I both had weird dreams last night, and we shared them, I think mine is more disturbing.... Isabelle did a workshop on using an app called Pixlr to make cool art. I'm really impressed with the work she has done with it. Are you as tired as I am of people adding unnecessary padding to videos and blog posts? Let's do something about it. What? I have no idea...... Isabelle saw a movie that sounded like it came from her life. I have to agree, it sounded pretty close to how she described her life as a teenager. Zebras and cows, their saga continues.
Welcome to Episode 65 of the _[Ask Darrel](http://darrelgirardier.com/askdarrel/ "The Ask Darrel Podcast")_ podcast. On this episode we're going to talk about design tools for those of us on a budget. Adobe Creative Suite is the standard when it comes to design tools for most of us in the communications world. However, it does come with a price tag and for a lot of us, that price tag is too much for our church budgets. However, there are some solid alternatives that can come pretty close to some of Adobe Creative Suite's main features (i.e. photo editing, illustration). Today, I'm going to walk through some resources that can get the job done when it comes to photo editing, logo design and fonts. **Resources Mentioned** - [Canva](https://canva.com) - [Pixlr](https://pixlr.com) - [Pic Resize](http://picresize.com) - --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/girardier/message
Deja alguna reseña en la plataforma por la que me escuches y así me ayudarás a seguir creando episodios. El SEO para imágenes o fotografías es muy importante si ti blog usa fotografías de forma natural en tus posts. Por ejemplo si es un blog de moda, de fotografía o de cocina. No debemos subestimar el poder del buscador de imágenes de Google así como los resultados del propio buscador normal de Google que en muchas búsquedas posiciona imágenes en los primeros resultados. Paso 1: Elegir las imágenes Lo ideal es hacer nuestra propias fotografías. Si no podemos usar bancos de imágenes libres de derechos como Pixabay.com que no requieren ni siquiera añadir un enlace a la fuent, Flickr Creative Commons o iconfinder. Bancos de imágenes de pago como Fotolia o Shutterstock son también una buena opción. Paso 2: Editar las imágenes con Pixlr Podemos usar Photoshop, Gimp, Pixlr. El objetivo es que la imagen cambie notablemente. Truco: si quieres cambiar las dimensiones y el tamaño de muchas imágenes o fotos a la vez usa Light Image Resizer. Paso 3: Subir las imágenes y fotos con etiqueta alt (y otras) Rellenar etiquetas título, leyenda, texto alternativo (la famosa etiqueta alt) y descripción. Recursos recomendados: http://www.borjagiron.com/libros Mailrelay, la plataforma de email marketing que ofrece una nueva cuenta gratuita para bloggers de marca personal de hasta 600.000 envíos mensuales y esta cuenta ofrece una capacidad de 120.000 suscriptores. Es la plataforma que uso en algunas de mis listas y funciona realmente bien. Entra ahora en http://www.mailrelay.com y contacta con ellos para que te den acceso a la plataforma de email marketing gratis para usarla con tu blog personal. Si aún no tienes tu blog creado te recomiendo entrar en http://www.borjagiron.com/siteground para crearlo en Wordpress con la mejor empresa de hosting del mercado. Si ya lo tienes pero quieres cambiarlo a Wordpress o a un servidor más rápido y con un excelente servicio técnico entra ahora en http://www.borjagiron.com/siteground y consigue un increíble descuento. Podcast creado por Borja Girón http://www.borjagiron.com El podcast "SEO para bloggers" se emite lunes y viernes a las 12:00 del medio día (hora española). Canción: Scott Holmes - Inspiring Corporate
Welcome to the Real Fast Results podcast! Podcasting is such a special medium to use, and it is especially effective when you’re trying to build an audience for yourself and your business. That’s what Lance Tamashiro is going to discuss during this episode. You’ll really enjoy this if podcasting is of any interest to you at all because Lance does really well when it comes to demystifying this process. He has a way of making it all so much easier than you ever would have thought possible. Lance has risen far up the charts, and it didn’t take him very long to do this. He’s right up there with the likes of Pat Flynn, John Lee Dumas, and Gary Vaynerchuck. So, who better to take advice from? Without further ado, please welcome Lance Tamashiro. Podcasting the Right Way Today, we’re going to discuss a couple of items. First of all, I want to tell people how to get their own podcast set up, but I think that’s the easy part. I think the whole thing that holds people up is this idea of perfection, this idea of enough content, and the best way to get that done. My goal for today would be: Make sure that people know what they need to do in order to get their podcast up, Know that whatever you have, whatever point that you’re at, the most important thing is to get this thing up and running. Just remember that you’ll get better, and you’ll do better as we go. So, I think, you know, the mindset stuff and also the step-by-step in getting there. Why You Should Have a Podcast – Easy Content For me, I started a podcast, and it got ranked up high pretty quickly. That’s true and false at the same time. I don’t want to mislead people because I actually started my podcast, I think back in 2012. What I did was, I did three episodes. One was like two minutes long, one was like 10 minutes long, and you can go see; they are still out on iTunes. I thought, “I don’t get it… I don’t understand why I’m doing this,” so I did nothing, and then in 2013, I said, “I’m going to do this podcasting thing!” I did three or four episodes. They are still out there, and you can go [listen] to them, and they did nothing. The same happened every year. I would promise myself that I was going to do this podcast. I run a mastermind group, and I offhandedly said, “January of this year, and we’re filming this in 2016.” A couple of months ago I said, “My New Year’s resolution is that I’m going to do a podcast once a month.” I said that it was my resolution because I always break my resolution, so I knew this still wasn’t going to work. So, I started doing this, and I stumbled on this other way of doing it, this other way of making content. More importantly, other people that I was able to connect with, that promoted my podcast, ended up shooting it to the top. Now I’m doing three, four podcasts every single week, and I’ve been as high as #9 in the overall “Business” category. I’m usually between 40 and 20; it fluctuates up and down. But, there’s a couple of things that really came out of it for me: They are really easy to do, if you do it the way that I do it. It gets you exposure to a lot of people that you would have never gotten before. You know, [we’re] from the internet marketing world, where it’s like pulling teeth. You call someone up, and you’re like, “Will you promote me? Let me figure something out,” and nobody wants to do it, but suddenly you have a podcast, and everyone wants to promote you. I mean, I’ve had guys like Tucker Max promote me. I’ve had a New York Times bestseller. I’ve had guys like [Daniel Hall] promote me. It’s a whole different thing when they’re creating the content, and it makes it easy for you. You get to be the guy saying, “How do I do something cool that you know how to do?” I’m not a good joint venture guy. It’s always awkward for me to meet somebody and try to figure out how to do a joint venture. However, I’ve found that the podcasts, first of all, give them a reason to contact you. So, they’re coming to you and saying, “I want to be on your show.” Then, what happens is, you do about five minutes of getting to know each other, but there’s not a lot of time before the podcast, so then you do the interview… where a weird thing happens. After 20-30 minutes of talking back and forth, with no expectations, framed around this podcast, you’ve suddenly, in a weird way, built this rapport with them. You know details about them. It’s like at the bar, guys come up to you at a conference, and they go, “Let me tell you about me.” It changes that whole dynamic. What I loved about that part is that afterwards, there’s a built-in follow-up. There’s built-in reasons to keep a conversation going with somebody, whether it is a “thank you for being on the show”… that’s one where you can keep that conversation going. I do a thing where I’ll get transcripts made and then send them out to them, which is another reason I get to keep talking to them. And then, the show is live and I’m promoting it now, so you’ve got all of these touch points where you are able to contact somebody, and you’re truly doing something for them every step of the way. You know, I’ve had people send me stuff in the mail, send books, send emails to their list. And, that was the big eye-opening thing for me, it was… Yeah, it’s great to have a top-ranked podcast. Yes, you get traffic to all the things that you promote. Yes, you can get sponsorships. Yet, it was that joint venture and those connections in places that I never even thought of before. I thought my niche was this little, tiny thing, and it turns out there are people all over that are interested in my products and services. How to Create a Podcast It’s really simple. People thought that it was such a hard thing for so long. Literally, what you need is a WordPress site to start. People will talk about these services like Libsyn, which is a podcast hosting site. They are good to have, down the road as you get bigger; you don’t need it to just get started. The next thing you need is headphones. I mean, I started with a $25 Logitech USB headset. I just plugged it in and started talking to myself. Then you need something to record with. I used Camtasia Studio at the time because it was just something that I already had. I could record two sides of a conversation. I used that because it’s what I already had. Basically, you just set up a blog and get a plug-in called PowerPress. It’s free, and what that will do, is it just puts a player on your blog. You upload the MP3 to it, and it starts to play. Then, all you have to do is go to Google Play. If you search “Google Play Podcasts”, it will come up where you can submit what’s called “the feed”. The PowerPress plug-in gives you that feed, so you just put that in, and the Google Play and Google Plus will pull it up. You’ll be in their directory. Then you just click “Submit”. It submits the podcast in iTunes and to Google. A site will come up, and then you put that same feed into them. Once you do that, anytime you put a new podcast on your blog as a separate post, it automatically pushes out to all of these different directories. It’s the simplest, easiest way to get started. The hardest part, for most people, is to start making the recordings and making the content. Recording a Podcast Is Not as Hard as You Think First of all, you hear all of these podcasts like mine. If you need some motivation for a crappy podcast that does well, go listen to mine. I’m not a great speaker, I don’t have anything planned. I bought my intro music off of Fiverr, and I just use that. And, that’s it. Even when I started, I didn’t even know what I was going to say. If you listen to my first episodes, it’s usually just me rambling on. What I like about doing the interview model, which is what I do now, is that I don’t have to say anything. Literally, what happens, in the way that I do it, is that somebody comes to me and says, “I want to be on your podcast.” I say, “Give me your bio.” I read their bio, pretty much word-for-word as they give it to me, and then I say, “How did you get started with…”. Then they start talking through it, and I say, “Well that’s awesome. What would you tell somebody that’s just getting started?” Then, they tell me, and I say “What’s a big mistake that they make?” That’s it. I mean, that’s the formula. In 20 or 30 minutes, if you ask those questions, if you think about it, it gives them the story or what they did. It tells somebody new what they should be doing, and it tells somebody new what mistakes to avoid. You’re done and out of there, and you don’t have to say anything, other than ask those three questions. You’ll get more comfortable as you go, and I would say just get started. Grab somebody you know. Daniel Hall and Jason Parker were the first two people that I interviewed on my podcast. It was easy for me because I knew you guys. I say, grab somebody you know off of Facebook. Grab somebody you talk to on Skype, and start there and build up that confidence, and then move on. But, you’re going to find, “Oh, it’s just talking to somebody…” once you get started. Recap of What You Need to Start a Podcast You set up a WordPress site. You buy a domain name. Set it up with your hosting account and put WordPress on it. Then, the only plug-in that you need is called PowerPress. It’s free, so you can put a theme on there if you want. However, you don’t have to because what you’re really trying to do is to get it out into the directories--into iTunes and Google Play. You just have the basic theme on there, put PowerPress on there. What PowerPress does is, when you make a new post, it will add a section below the post where you upload your MP3 file. So, you upload your MP3 file, and that puts the post out there. You have to do that before you can submit to the directories. Make that first post with some kind of audio on it. Then you search on Google for either “Google Play Podcasts”, or “iTunes Podcasts”. The third one you want to do is Stitcher. So, you’ve got Stitcher, Google Play, and iTunes, these are kind of the big three. Inside of the PowerPress plug-in, it gives you a link that says, “This is your podcast URL.” When you go to those directories, they’ll have a website if you Google them, all you have to do is paste that URL that the PowerPress plug-in gives you in your blog. You paste it in, and basically, what that URL does is every time you add a new post, it tells all of these directories, “Hey, there’s something new. Add it to your directory.” Now, any time you want to make a new one, you just make a brand new post, upload it into your PowerPresss plug-in, which is underneath your post settings, and it automatically, magically shows up everywhere that you wanted it to show up. And, literally, that’s all you have to do to get started with your podcast. After that, the big thing is to decide how you’re going to do your show. I mean, is it going to be multiple people; is it going to be just you? When I started, it has been just me talking, whenever I had an idea of something that I wanted to talk about. Well, now because the show’s there, people contact me constantly to be on the show. Because it’s ranked, they find it inside of iTunes. Contact all of the people you know and just say, “I want to interview you. I want to get you on, and it’s 20-30 minutes, it’s a piece of cake…” You just record it and put it up there. I don’t do any editing. If you listen to mine, there were times when people have dropped out, and I just finish up the conversation. There’s been times when my son has walked in, in the middle, and I just kind of talk to him. For me, it’s kind of about personality. It depends on what you want to have on your show, but I don’t want to spend a bunch of time editing. You can if you want. There’s also services that will do it for you. If you’re just getting started, the important part is to get it out there. Because, if you want to start getting bigger guests, what they want to see is that you’re actually doing it. So, if you have 10 episodes under your belt, they are more likely to say “yes” than if you’re not even listed. It’s really easy. I have had a few people in the internet marketing space, when I was first getting started, that kind of blew me off. Now they all want to be on the show because they know how much traffic it’s getting. So, when you get started, it’s one of those things where, get some episodes out there, and most people will automatically say “yes”. Now, here’s the big thing. If you want to get guests easy, go to Amazon, find all of the authors inside of your niche, it doesn’t matter what your niche is, and contact them. There is no author that will not do a book promotion. You talk to them about their topic, talk to them about their book and you can fill up your schedule as quickly as you want to. Podcast Cover Art Honestly, when I launched mine, I didn’t have cover art. What I ended up doing, is I took a picture of me and my daughter, went on to Pixlr and put in words. I just put “Lance Tamashiro Show” on it. I mean, you can see it. It’s just a picture of me and my daughter with the words on the bottom. I didn’t overthink it. However, now they want the size to be either 2,000 x 2,000 or 3,000 x 3,000. Again, you just upload that to PowerPress, and they take care of everything for you. This plug-in really does do everything. You know, if you walk through the setup of the plug-in, they have it by menus, and you just fill everything in, you’re good to go. And, I think they even have the links now for Google Play and iTunes to send you to the place that you want to go. If you want to have a cool setup, I would say go to Fiverr.com and just search “podcast art”. There will be a bunch of people that come up. Just pay them $5 or $10, get that thing made, and don’t even think about it. And, even with mine, that’s where I got my intro made. I went in and typed in “podcast intro music”. The first guy that came up, I hired him, and he did my intro and outro. I think it cost me $20 total, and then I was done. You don’t even have to think about it. I do my recording, and then I go back and I stick that at the front, and then the back, and then I’m done. I kind of think the intro music is distracting. I mean, that’s the big thing. I’ve been going back and listening to the other top podcasts, and most of them it’s like five seconds with them just talking into it. So my thought at this point is, “I’m going to pull that out, or at least just really strip it back,” because I mean, that’s not what it’s about. It’s about the information that you’re going to give to people, and the guests that you have on. Podcast Tips If you have a podcast that no one listens to, do you really have a podcast? I mean, that’s the big question with all podcasting. It’s, “How do I get subscribers? How do I get listeners? How do I get people on?” So, the first thing is if you’re starting from scratch, here is what I did. I had a dead Twitter account that I never used. I hadn’t made a tweet on it since like 2010. So, I had this Twitter account, and I’m thinking, “Alright. I’ll just use this and see what happens.” I found this software. It’s a website called eClincher.com. What it does, is it basically can make a list of tweets, and it will just tweet them over and over again, as much as you want. So, what happened was, one of the guests on my podcast said to me, “The average lifespan of a tweet is 45 minutes.” So, if you tweet every 45 minutes, it’s not like Facebook where people are going to get mad at you. It’s not like email. You’re allowed to tweet every 45 minutes and nobody cares. So, I found this thing that’s basically an auto-responder. Now, every time I have a new show, I put that into my “auto-responder”, my auto-tweet, called eClincher. I set it to run every 45 minutes, or 60 minutes, and it just cycles through. When I started at like 10 episodes, it just cycled through every 45 minutes, making those tweets go out, and then I just add a new one. Here’s the key that I did. Every guest that I had on, I would tag them. You’ve probably seen this on Twitter. You see that every day. You see I’m promoting it, and you’re likely to like it, or re-tweet, or whatever, so your people see it. But, then what I do is I use the hashtag. So, I use #podcast almost always. My podcast is business-related and entrepreneur, so I use #business and #entrepreneur. My Twitter account was, just from doing that, 200-300 followers a day. Just from tweeting that thing out. I mean, constantly tweeting those things out. However, you’ve got high-profile people that re-tweet it every day because they like it and because you’re promoting them. It doesn’t cost them anything; they are there anyway. It keeps you in their heads. I mean, you’re never going to forget that you were on my show because every time you log into Twitter, you’re going to see X-number of tweets from me promoting it. Again, having guests for me is what blew up really fast because I couldn’t believe how willing people were to tweet about it, to Facebook about it, to email about it. I mean, people with massive, massive followings. If I were to have approached them and said, “Hey, email for my product. Let’s do a webinar.” They would have said, “No way,” but because it was this podcast, they were all willing to do that. I attribute a huge amount of the growth and success of my podcast to that because, I’ve got a pretty big mail list, and I’ve got a pretty big following, but I rarely, I mean maybe twice, I’ve sent out emails about my podcast. So, this grew without me being involved. It was all pretty much my guests. Here’s probably the biggest tip that I got from doing this, about getting guests, and getting high profile, and growing this thing fast. For me, I always thought of myself as in the internet marketing space. I found out I wasn’t, especially for my podcast. Let’s say you’re in the dog training niche. You’re not in the dog training niche for your podcast. You’re in the animal-whatever niche. If you want to focus on dogs, that’s fine, but here’s where I think people are missing the boat. They start saying like, “Well, I’m a dog trainer so I’m just going to train about this type of dog.” What they need to do is contact places like the Humane Society. They need to contact places like Purina, places that make dog toys, and the reason is all of these people have a huge following on social media. The second thing is that they all have PR departments that are set up just to get out PR and get their word out. So they will do an interview with you, if they see you have a podcast. And then, three, that gives you a lot of credibility to say, “Hey, the guy from Purina was on my show. Why don’t you be on my show,” or “the guy from the Humane Society was, why don’t you?” They will all promote it. These big companies will all post it onto their Facebook pages. Don’t think of yourself as in this small, little microcosm niche. Think about how big you can blow it up, which is the opposite of what we hear in online business. People say, “Pick your little niche and do that”. That’s fine, but for your podcast, there’s only 10 broad categories in iTunes. Pick one of those, and that’s your niche. Then start thinking about what companies, what big players you can go to. Most of them have big PR departments, and they are just looking for places to get their message out and will promote you. Connecting with Lance The easiest way is to go to iTunes and type in Lance Tamashiro. That would be a great way. The other thing is, if you’re interested in podcasting, setting up something similar to what we’re doing here today, you can check out the PodcastCrusher training. It’s basically a step-by-step course that lets you look over our shoulders as we set up an actual podcast that we started from scratch, and you can watch and see how that’s been growing as well. Resources Lance's PodcastCrusher Course (I bought this and use it myself) - PodcastCrusher Course Podcast Plugin - PowerPress Podcast Hosting Site - Libsyn Photo Editor - Pixlr Social Media Management Tool - eClincher Lance Tamashiro Podcast - Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Productivity & Results Podcast Cover Art - Fiverr.com Podcast Platforms: Stitcher Google Play iTunes.com Daniel's Real Fast Results Tips: Podcasting Pick a topic and start asking friends when you can interview them. You can use Google Hangout to record your interview. Make sure you have a good microphone. Real Fast Results Community If you are diggin’ on this stuff and really love what we’re doing here at Real Fast Results, would you please do me a favor? Head on over to iTunes, and make sure that you subscribe to this show, download it, and rate & review it. That would be an awesome thing. Of course, we also want to know your results. Please share those results with us at http://www.realfastresults.com/results. As always, go make results happen!
Devi preparare le immagine dei tuoi post su Facebook ma non hai idea di come poterle fare?Per fare le presentazioni power point usi le immagini che rubi dal web con i watermark sopra?Vorresti pubblicare su twitter un’immagine di una citazione ma non sai come realizzarla?Allora la puntata di oggi è fatta apposta per te. Parleremo infatti di “grafica per non grafici” con Roberto Pasini, un podcast realizzato per tutti quelli che devono produrre materiale grafico per il proprio sito web e per i propri social network, ma non hanno competenze approfondite di grafica e trattamento immagine.Per chi non conoscesse Roberto Pasini, Roberto è un graphic designer italiano che ha deciso di vivere e lavorare a Parigi.Quanto è importante oggi un’immagine coordinata?Tanto, tantissimo. Anche se la domanda dovrebbe essere: per chi è importante l’immagine coordinata? Infatti non è che tutti ne abbiano bisogno: oggi si ha la tendenza a sopravvalutare l’importanza della grafica, si inventano loghi, spesso brutti, per qualsiasi cosa anche la più insignificante.Quindi la prima cosa da capire è se si abbia realmente bisogno di curare la propria immagine. Io resterei deluso nel vedere un volantino parrocchiale ben impaginato, o un menù della sagra della porchetta tutto patinato… certe cose devono rimanere brutte, è l’estetica che la gente si aspetta per apprezzarne l’autenticità.Imagine coordinataUna volta deciso che sì, la propria attività ha bisogno di comunicare in maniera professionale, non ci si può più limitare alla creazione di un logo, gli standard ormai sono molto più alti e il biglietto da visita con un logo carino non inganna più nessuno. Occorre produrre un’immagine coordinata, che è l’insieme di tutte le regole grafiche ed estetiche da applicare nei vari contesti. Faccio un esempio: dove va posizionato il logo? Quanto margine va lasciato attorno? Quale font usare nei documenti? Di che dimensione e colore? Se devo fare delle magliette aziendali, di che colore devono essere? Se devo fare una presentazione, quale effetto di transizione devono avere le slide? Se devo usare delle immagini, le uso a colori o in bianco e nero? A tutta pagina o con una cornice? E mille altre cose importantissimi per dare uniformità e quindi per darsi riconoscibilità.Nelle grandi aziende l’immagine coordinata viene pensata anche per la comunicazione interna, spesso con regole diverse dalla comunicazione esterna, per fare percepire ai propri dipendenti l’identità aziendale e lo spirito di appartenenza.### NOTE ###Se vuoi saperne di più su Roberto Pasini puoi iniziare dal suo sito http://www.Kalamun.org Puoi trovare Roberto praticamente su tutti i social. Comincia a seguirlo suLinkedIn https://fr.linkedin.com/in/robertopasini Twitter http://robertopasini/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/roberto.pasini?fref=ts Google+ https://plus.google.com/+RobertoPasini Per quanto riguarda gli strumenti e i riferimenti da lui citati:Identity style guides from around the worldhttp://www.logodesignlove.com/brand-identity-style-guidesAdobe http://www.adobe.com/it/Canva https://www.canva.com/Pixlr https://pixlr.com/GraphicSprings https://www.graphicsprings.com/FontSquirrel https://www.fontsquirrel.com/Il corso di “Grafica per non grafici” lo trovate invece nel catalogo corsi di Digital Update ( http://www.digitalupdate.it/shop/corsi/grafica-web/ )Ascolta interamente la puntata:http://www.MERITA.BIZ/25### PODCAST ###HTTP://www.MERITA.BIZ/PODCAST Sottoscrivi il podcast su: iTunes: http://j.mp/MERITA-ITUNES Stitcher:http://j.mp/MERITA-STITCHER Spreaker:http://j.mp/MERITA-SPREAKER Soundcloud:http://j.mp/MERITA-SOUNDCLOUD ##### WWW.MERITA.BIZ #####
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Find a new product idea, build a course and implement a repeatable system for a constant revenue stream.When you're creating a product, you need to have WWHW in place. WWHW is your "system." You need to have a system in place so you stay on point, lay out each point you promised in your sales letter, and know when you've gotten to the finish line. What-these are the steps you're going to take. For example, you're going to show how to log in to a site, you're going to show how to install a plug-in. Why-this is why the customer wants to use it. For example, to make money. How To-this is your media component. For example, a video on how to use WordPress. You will be showing your customers from beginning to end what the process looks like. What If-this is the challenger at the end. When you're making your membership site, you want to lay it out in modules. Four modules are ideal, at about an hour each. Each module is a milestone in the process. You want to be 100% clear what the end goal is going to be in each module. Now, let's put these into practice by doing a case study of Robert's Graphic Dashboard (www.graphicdashboard.com) Graphic Dashboard Case Study Graphic Dashboard is a course on how to use Pixlr, which is a free software program for graphics creation (www.pixlr.com). For reference, we are going to point out that some time ago, Robert bought a course on how to create graphics in PhotoShop. It was full of useless and/or very advanced topics such as how to rearrange toolbars and a long explanation on how to do 3D graphics. This product was meant for people who didn't even know how to do 2D yet! You don't want to do what "PhotoShop Guy" did so that's why Robert and Lance didn't spend oodles of time on how to make 1000 different shapes. Instead, you want to show your customers something they can actually use today. Think of it like this: You want to teach them the equivalent of making $1 million in 5 minutes. Okay, that sounds a little far-fetched but the point is, your goal is to tell your customers how they can use your product right now to make money. That means not playing around (like "Photoshop Guy" and the toolbars), but doing something practical and useful like making a logo or a banner. If you teach someone how to create a banner, you've given them the heads-up on creating affiliate banners. They can start getting affiliates to make money! Creating Your Modules Next, you take that goal (i.e. teaching them something practical that earns money) and use that to create your modules. Each module is going to have the WWHW elements and each will have a measurable milestone the customer will reach by the end of the module. For Graphic Dashboard, the modules are: Module 1 is how to create affiliate banners. Module 2 is how to list your graphics-making services on Fiverr to make some money Module 3 is how to make digital 3D product covers Module 4 is how to make book covers and DVD graphics The 4 Stages of Figuring out Your "Hook" for your modules are: The Hobby Mindset This is playing around and researching to see what will sell. "Crack the code" to start making money from it Once you've figured out what will sell, this is how it can be applied to start making money with it. Systematize It "Template-ize" your service and your delivery system. Trim the fat the fat to make it fast, fun and profitable. Get it down to a 1-2-3 system that can be duplicated time and again for quick, achievable results. The Sales Letter Now, you put together your sales letter outlining your 4 modules and how customers can quickly benefit from each thing you're teaching. Important Point: Why is Robert not using PhotoShop instead of Pixlr? PhotoShop is a paid product belonging to someone else. The customer would already have to have PhotoShop. He doesn't want to have to convince someone to use PhotoShop in his sales letter because then they would have to leave his site to go buy it.
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In Episode 24 of the EdTech TV Podcast Brent shares his struggles with his first experience teaching and how he had to make changes to stick with teaching. He also discusses Pixlr.com and photoshop alternatives. #TLAP Giveaway The giveaway is over, but you can still get these books and follow their authors! Check them out: Teach Like […]
Sleeping on couches and spending a lot of time with someone special in your life; the guys realize that they are without a doubt best friends. Oh man, it is even painful to write. Why do you write these in third person? Oh man, quit breaking my fourth wall, and stop messing with my font size. Cover art created with Picarts and Pixlr autodesk
Bueno pues siguiendo con nuestra iniciativa de mostraros como programar en diferentes plataformas hoy vemos como empezar a desarrollar aplicaciones con Visual Studio Community. Se trata de un IDE Integrated Development Environment (Entorno de desarrollo integrado) de Microsoft. En esta nueva etapa que está comenzando la empresa, nos está ofreciendo las diferentes herramientas de forma gratuita y liberando parte de bien preciado código. La versión Community viene a sustituir las antiguas versiones Express del Visual Studio. Aglutina todas las tecnologías y las ofrece en un único paquete. Además de todo esto, ha añadido funcionalidades que en las versiones Express no tenía, equiparándola a la versión Professional.Como siempre, tenéis a vuestra disposición un formulario de contacto donde nos podéis hacer cualquier tipo de consulta o sugerencia. Además tenéis disponible una lista de distribución donde podéis inscribiros. De momento no tenemos claro que haremos pero si que sabemos que los que estén inscritos tendrán preferencia sobre ciertos contenidos así que os aconsejamos que os suscribáis. Dicho todo esto comencemos.Visual Studio nos ofrece herramientas como diseñadores, editores, depuradores, nos permite programar en diferentes lenguajes de programación como C++, Python, HTML5, JavaScript, C#, VisualBasic y F#. También nos permite desarrollar utilizando los framework de desarrollo web ASP.NET y Node.js y por último nos permite desarrollar aplicaciones para las plataformas móviles Windows Phone, IOS y Android.Como veis se trata de un IDE muy completo y funciona realmente bien. Desde programarfacil recomendamos esta herramienta para desarrollar sobre todo aplicaciones para Windows y en entorno Web.El lenguaje C# sigue siendo el lenguaje estrella de Microsoft, es el más utilizado, lo podéis comprobar en la siguiente gráfica que hemos sacado de Tiobe. Sin duda alguna estos números seguirán aumentando debido a, como ya hemos comentado antes, la apertura de Microsoft al código libre, código abierto o en inglés open source. Una prueba de ello es el proyecto Mono. Este proyecto fue creado hace ya 15 años como alternativa para desarrollar aplicaciones en C# para Linux. Poco a poco ha ido creciendo y son la misma gente que ofrece Xamarin, una API para desarrollar aplicaciones multiplataforma. Todo esto va a crecer con la liberación de parte del core de .NET y otros productos de Microsoft como ASP.NET. Veremos que ocurre en un futuro pero va resultar muy interesante el crecimiento de Microsoft dentro de la comunidad de programadores, estar atentos.Una de las herramientas más útiles que encontramos dentro del Visual Studio es el gestor de paquetes Nuget. Es una herramienta muy interesante por dos motivos, por un lado te permite añadir librerías externas que dotan a tus aplicaciones de funcionalidades extras. En este sentido podemos encontrar de todo, sistemas de logs para trazar errores y acciones de usuarios, complementos de la interfaz gráfica, sistemas ORM Object Relational Mapping (Mapeo-Objeto Relacional), sistemas para testear aplicaciones, etc... Por otro lado gestiona las librerías a través de sus repositorios es decir, si incorporamos una nueva funcionalidad a nuestra aplicación a través de Nuget, lo que hacemos es descargar una librería (dll) a nuestro ordenador y lo incorporamos a nuestro proyecto. Imaginaros que los desarrolladores de esa librería han descubierto un fallo y lo corrigen. A través de Nuget podemos comprobar si hay una actualización nueva y actualizar la versión que tenemos incorporada en nuestro proyecto. Es algo muy parecido a una herramienta que existe para Java, Maven.¿Qué beneficios nos puede aportar aprender a desarrollar con Visual Studio? Si estás decidido a dar el salto y aprender un nuevo lenguaje de programación de alto nivel como puede ser C#, aconsejamos empezar con Visual Studio Community. El IDE está adaptado a este lenguajes, recordemos que es el lenguaje estrella de Microsoft, y te resultará fácil seguir cualquier guía. Aprendiendo con Visual Studio se abre un gran abanico de posibilidades ante ti, podrás desarrollar aplicaciones web, para escritorio e incluso para dispositivos móviles, imaginaros el potencial. Podrás programar tus propias aplicaciones para uso personal o para luego venderlas a terceros. Por último, si aprendes el lenguaje de programación C# no tendrás mucha dificultad en aprender un lenguaje muy potente y muy cotizado, Java, debido a su similitud. Son lenguajes muy parecidos, cada uno con sus particularidades, pero seguro que dar el salto de C# a Java o viceversa no te resultará complejo, lo decimos por nuestra propia experiencia. Así que desde programarfacil os aconsejamos que lo hagáis, aprender C# con Visual Studio puede ser beneficioso para vuestra salud, vuestro cerebro y para vuestro bolsillo.Recurso del díaHoy os proponemos una herramienta muy interesante para poder modificar vuestras fotos, Pixlr. Se trata de un editor de imágenes pero lo más interesante de todo es que puedes hacerlo online y además es gratuito.Dispone de tres versiones. La versión más profesional y con más herramientas es Pixlr Editor. Es un editor de imágenes muy completo con herramientas para seleccionar, rellenar, eliminar y completar. Puedes añadir capas y filtros. Es un entorno muy parecido a los profesionales como Photoshop o Gimp. La versión Pixlr Express es una versión ligera de Pixlr Editor. Con esta versión puedes hacer ajustes de brillo, color, desenfoque, aplicar efectos, superpones capas, etc... Esta versión es muy interesante si lo único que quieres es darle un toque personal sin más complicaciones. Por último está la versión Pixlr O-Matic. Tiene bastantes configuraciones por defecto para aplicar a las imágenes sin posibilidad de configuración. Las tres versiones las encontramos en entorno web y las versiones Pixlr Express y Pixlr O-Matic también las tenemos para dispositivos móviles.Bueno pues hasta aquí el programa de hoy y como todos los podcast, admitimos valoraciones en iTunes, ivoox, etc..., ya sean buenas o malas. Agradeceros los comentarios y apoyos que estamos recibiendo, nos hacen muy felices y nos permiten seguir con este proyecto. Nos vemos en el siguiente capítulo.
We talk about some of the apps we have lurking on our phone you should check out and Chris even mentions the one that he made and we start talking about the zombie apocalypse again.LinksPic MonkeyPixlrFlickchartTelegramData LockNeo ReaderSimple GST CalculatorYNABSync.MeWord LensTactical Walking Axe Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Learning in Hand Show #30 is about making infopics. An infopic is a photo with text layered on top that is designed to communicate a message. Watch the video to see examples and to learn about tools and techniques for making your own. Visit http://learninginhand.com/30 for a transcript with links. Apps metioned include Mextures, Over, Skitch, Pic Collage, PicLab, PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, Path on, Pixlr, Canva, and Rhonna Designes.
Übercast-Rezept: Lasst es App-Tipps hageln. Hinzu gesellen sollten sich sanfte Workflows und Exkurse ins Alltägliche. Eine Brise Nostalgie in From von ACDsee und Kai’s Power Goo. Fertig. Das die Übercast Piloten Fotos managen können wie die Weltmeister ist ja schon seit Flug #UC002 “iCloud Photostream frisst Wien” klar. Heute gibt es deshalb eine Komplementärfolge auf’s werte Haupt, denn es geht um die hochheilige Bildbearbeitung. In dieser Folge erfahrt ihr also was Sven, Patrick und Andreas dafür in Betracht ziehen, sei es auf dem Mac oder auf dem iPhone. Lieber Fluggast, wenn dir das Gehörte gefällt oder dir Sorgenfalten auf die edle Stirn fabriziert, dann haben wir etwas für dich: iTunes Bewertungen. Überbleibsel Wearable zum Leistungstracking In Patrick’s RSS Feed weit oben angesiedelt ist unter anderem die bloggende Telefonsexanbieterin “Phonebitch” die unterhaltsame Anekdoten aus dem Arbeitsalltag zum besten gibt, zum Beispiel diese hier. Zur Weihnachtszeit wird ja immer gern geschenkt und da verknüpft Patrick einfach mal die erste Flugstunde des Übercasts mit dem letzten Phonebitch Artikel mit dem Titel “Die Sex-App”. Es handelt sich bei der unbedingten Kaufempfehlung um ein Wearable. Falls ihr euch einen Ring für’s Ding inklusive Counter schenken lassen wollt, um die Zeit beim Akt der Nächstenliebe zu messen, gibt’s da jetzt auch was. Highlights: Praktischer Zählring Wird auf den Phallus gesetzt Zählt die verbrauchten Kalorien Zählt die durchgeführten Stöße bei jedem Akt Zählt die Dauer des Akts Inwieweit das ganze taugt werden wir wohl nie erfahren, solltet ihr ein solch’ wissenschaftliches Messgerät euer eigenen nennen, so würde wir uns über Feedback freuen. Überschallneuigkeiten Dropshare for iOS Ja, unser Lieblingsentwickler Timo Josten hat ordentlich rangeklotzt. Obgleich er bei seinem Gastauftritt in Folge 12 vehement abgestritten hat, dass es dieses Jahr mit einer iOS Version des Hochladelieblings Dropshare noch was wird, ist das gute Stück nun im App Store käuflich zu erwerben: Dropshare kostet euch 4,49 € und die Zusatzoption für grenzlos viele Verbindungen noch einmal 1,79 €. Klare Kaufempfehlung für Leute die eine private und flexible CloudApp-Variante ihr Eigen nennen wollen. Schönheits-OP für digitale Bilder Link zum Bild: Die Power Goons Bevor es an App-Empfehlungen und Arbeitsabläufe geht bei denen der Filter das Skalpell ersetzt, kommen hier noch ein paar einleitende Worte. 3 Vorgeschichten Die Eselsmütze zieht sich Sven auf und stellt sich direkt in den ersten paar Minuten der Sendung schon freiwillig in die Ecke. Er sagt von sich selbst, dass es im bei der Bearbeitung von Bilder an Konsistenz fehlt. Patrick ist dagegen super-konsistent und auch konsequent… und zwar im Ignorieren des monatlich wachsenden Fotoberges welchen es zu bearbeiten gibt. Kurz: Hier wird Bildaufbereitung im Batchverfahren betrieben. Sven macht das allem Anschein gerne mal im Urlaub, Patrick wohl alle 6-12 Monate (obgleich sein ursprüngliches Ziel war der lieben Verwandtschaft monatlich die Auslese zukommen zu lassen). Die Sofortbildkamera “Zeitraffer” Zeitler pimpt nur noch Fotos für Instagram, nicht für die Familie. Events fotografiert er auch nicht. Wenn er denn dann tatsächlich mal das Großvorhaben Bildbearbeitung angeht, dann macht er das auf iOS. Sven und Patrick bevorzugen da immer noch den Mac. Beim Sven ist Reihenfolge wie folgt: Zuschneiden, eventuell begradigen und dann kommt die Farbkorrektur dran. Da hält er sich dann dank der blau-grün-Schwäche seiner Augäpfel etwas zurück. Meistens langt im, sofern vorhanden, die Auto-Enhance Funktion. So schlimm das auch für Patrick ist, sammelt er dafür als Rahmenhasser bei ihm direkt wieder Pluspunkte. Drei Mal dürft ihr jetzt raten wer wieder aus der Reihe tanzt. Ja… Andreas ist ein Frame-Verrückter. Der macht selbst noch einen Rahmen, um ‘nen Rahmen. Randbemerkung: Wer Sven das Weihnachtsfest versauen will, der presst sich am 24.12 in der XXX Straße Nr. 5 in Stuttgart außen an das Glasfenster seines Wohnzimmers und versucht mit Blitz durch die Scheibe zu fotografieren. Genau dann dreht Sven nämlich durch. Nicht etwa weil ihr einen Googlestalk macht, sondern weil euer Bild zu 100% “so nichts wird”. Patrick’s Workflow Vorausblick Foto(s) machen ist klar, dann folgt eine Sichtung des Materials bei Patrick. Da er sowieso nur mit dem iPhone knipst ist die neue Allzweckwaffe da Cleen. Doch was kommt dann? Option A — Die iOS Variante mit Over, Big Lens und VSCOcam Option B — Der Mac mit LillyView und Photoshop Doch dazu später mehr… Hier und jetzt dann lieber noch Link zu “The Brooks Review”: The New Way to Edit Photos. Ben Brooks nutzt als Hardliner der er ist keine Lightroom mehr, sondern nur noch sein iPad und Flare 2. Das ist vielleicht ein Blick in die Zukunft für Patrick. Der kann sich auch vorstellen mit seinen selbstgeschusterten Presets auf iOS glücklich zu werden, denn am Ende des Tages ist das iPad ein potenter Kandidat, um sich einer Aufgabe wie Bildbearbeitung zu stellen. Das iPhone empfindet Patrick dafür jedoch als völlig unzureichend, trotz des hervorragenden Displays kann man auf dem kleines Gerät seine Edits nicht im ganzen Erfassen. Das kann zum Beispiel bei Panoramas leicht in die Hose gehen, wenn man dann später auf dem Großbildschirm feststellt, dass es doch ein Tick zu viel war mit dem Jade-Smaragd-Farbverlauf und nun die Luxuseinrichtung des neuen Privatjets aus Ebenholz nicht mehr voll zur Geltung kommt. Andreas auf dem iPhone Sein iPad benutzt Andreas kaum noch — das wird demnächst auf dem MOSX Tumblelog meistbietend versteigerschenklost — dafür aber das iPhone halt umso mehr. Ihn stört das kleine Display auch nicht, denn wenn der Schuh mal drückt pincht Andreas “Zooming” Zeitler einfach mal, um so den vergrößerten Ausschnitt seiner Birkenstocksammlung bewundern zu können. Camera+ ist nach wie vor seine Lieblingsapp. ProCamera 8 sei aber auch ein guter Allrounder, für 1,59 € extra gibt es per IAP noch den HDR-Modus mit dem Andreas gerne seine zu dunklen Bilder wieder zu leben erweckt. Während Andreas weitererzählt nutzt Patrick die Zeit, um seine Nackenhaare wieder zu glätten, welche sich bei der Erwähnung des Wortes “HDR” aufgestellt haben. SKRWT mag Andreas zum begradigen von Bildern. Um prekäre Details auf seinen Bildern unkenntlich zu machen nutzt er Photoshop Express (bzw. Adobe Photoshop Touch auf dem iPad). Zum berühmten Finish nutzt Andreas dann Rookie – das ist dann auch die App, die halbtransparente Rahmen auf seine Machwerke zaubert. Sven’s Sparprogramm und mehrere Exkurse Sven hat Manual am Start auf iOS. Auf seinem iPad nutzt er auch gerne mal Reduce. Mit Reduce kann man auf iOS einfach mehrere Bilder im Batchverfahren auf vordefinierte Dimensionen skalieren und die Qualität an eine maximale Dateigröße anpassen. Außerdem kann die Schärfe erhöht werden, ein Wasserzeichen oder ein Rahmen hinzugefügt werden. Die App die aus dem iPhone eine DSLR Kamera machen will hat Andreas ausgegraben: 645 Pro Mk III inkl. einem dickschwartigen Handbuch. Eine Kameralinsenerweiterung hat bisher keiner. Obwohl… Andreas hat ein sehr kostengünstiges Objektiv, welches bei ihm das ein oder andere Mal ein Fischauge aus dem Bild herausholt. Bei Patrick steht der olloclip für’s iPhone 6 auch schon auf der Wunschliste. Anbei noch ein paar AndiGram-Anschauungsbeispiele mit dem 9 Euro Objektiv: Link zum Bild: AndiGram Auswahl Wer das so gut findet, dass er es direkt auf im sozial AndiGram-Netzwerk liken muss, der bekommt natürlich auch die direkt Links: Food Blogger Zeitler’s Haschplantage Der Glatzenmacher Irgendwie kommt Patrick von ansteckbaren Kameraaufsatz zu einem der größten Aufreger für ihn beim Betrieb eines iPhone 6 mit einem (Apple) Case. Zum einen stört den Purist in ihm schon einmal, dass man überhaupt ein Case verwenden muss, da das 6+ so flutschig-rutschig und damit schwer zu fassen ist. ABER… dank dem Apple Case kann man in manchen Apps (besonders im Landscape-Modus) nur unter absolut erschwerten Bedingungen erfolgreich Wischgesten ausführen. Dank der neuen abgerundeten Kanten an seinem Mobilfunktelefons mit Grips hat Patrick wohl auch manchmal Probleme an Apple’s Notification und Control Center zu kommen. Dinger gibt’s. Bei Sven heißt jeder Casebenutzer Karl Napp und so will er eigentlich nicht heißen. Patrick erinnert ihn an dieser Stelle, dass er selbst mal das Fanny Pack gepickt hat, was ja fast in derselben Liga mitspielt. Wie dem auch sei, wenn Case, dann würde der Senior Pilot zum Surfacepad von Twelve South greifen. Das nächste Zwischenspiel ist nicht fern. Andreas merkt aus heiterem Himmel – nach der Ansage zur Webadresse der Show Notes – an, dass man ja ruhig auch ein wenig genderkonformer sein könnte; denn wo Hörer lauschen, da sind auch Hörerinnen nicht fern. Boom. Ein absolutes Reizthema bei Patrick. Der findet viele Bemühungen zum Gender gut und richtig, aber irgendwie stößt er immer dann wenn er sich mit dem Thema beschäftigt zu oft auf die Art von Feminismus welche “zu viel auf Konfrontationskurs” aus ist. Das findet er schade, denn Aufklärung sollte kein Krieg sein. Patrick würde an dieser Stelle gerne was verlinken, aber kann die URL der Dame nicht herbeizaubern. Na ja… dann halt ohne. Ganz am Rande, wahrscheinlich kommt bei Patrick auch noch hinzu, dass er zu 95% englisch konsumiert und somit ein “Liebe Hörerinnen und Hörer” gleichsetzt mit hochgestochener Formalsprache. Das fällt jemanden schwer, der am liebsten in bester Anarcho-Manier jeden Schutzmann duzen würde. Doch nun zurück zum Thema…. Patrick’s iOS Apps Big Lens kann viele schöne Dinge, unter anderem auch den beliebten Tilt-Shift-Effekt zaubern. Patrick nutzt die aber lediglich dafür “Dinge ins Rechte Licht zu rücken”. Die App kann meisterhaft den Hintergrund eines Fotos verschwimmen lassen. Dazu müsst ihr lediglich das Objekt farbig markieren mit euren Fingern, sprich ausmalen, und der Rest wird verschwommen. Over erlaubt es Text über Bild zu legen. Man kann sich eine der zahlreichen Schriften auswählen, die drehen, größer und kleiner machen. Typischerweise nutzt Patrick das für Bilder in Foren oder um das ein oder andere normale Bild zu verschönern. Ebenso erhältlich als abgespeckte Variante die nur Typografie beherrscht, das aber als Photos.app Extension: Quick – Add text to photos fast. Pro tip: Ihr könnt auch eure eigenen Schriften auf iOS installieren. Wer Pythonista sein eigen nennt, der lädt sich einfach Ole’s Skript und alle anderen sei AnyFont ans Herz gelegt. Ganz am Ende nutzt Patrick VSCOcam und schraubt sich dort noch den Rest an Veränderungen zusammen bis alles passt. Was Patrick gut fände und was vielleicht irgendwann mal möglich ist, wenn das iPhone genug Power hat und Extension ausgereifter sind: Nur mit der Photos.app zu arbeiten und somit nicht mehr große umherschalten zu müssen zwischen den Ordnern und Apps. Dazu wäre allerdings auch ein übersichtlicherer Extension-Dialog von Nöten. Kurz: Für und mit ein paar Apps funktioniert das schon ganz gut, bis dass aber adrett, ansehnlich und flüssig funktioniert gehen wohl noch ein paar Apple-Sekunden (- also Jahre -) ins Land. Nachdem das seriöse Fotobearbeiten nun abgeschlossen ist, kommt hier die große welkerische Liste mit iOS-Spaßprogrammen zum überfliegen: Patrick hat einen ganzen Ordner für Schabernack Fotos. Also so 1-Klick-Apps die Portraits von dir fett, alt oder hässlich machen. PiVi & Co ist einer der Anbieter dessen Apps auch noch untereinander kombiniert werden können. Mit Diptic PDQ kann man für 0,89 € relativ schick zwei, drei, vier Bilder in eins verwandeln. Am besten ohne blöde Rahmen und Schnick-Schnack. Einfach nur ein bisschen weiß zwischen den Fotos und gut ist mit der Collage. Die beste Lösung ist es zwar nicht, da man die Bilder nicht beliebig skalieren kann, aber beim ausprobieren hat Patrick noch keine wirklich gute Alternative gefunden. Diptic gibt’s auch für den Mac (0,89 €). Andreas hat im übrigen Moldiv am Start auf iOS. Phoster kann man schnell mal was nettes für die Verwandtschaft zaubern. Die Apps spuckt Poster aus inkl. netter Typographie. Shoot! = Simple Selfie-Gifs Giffer Pro ist die Luxusvariante davon. Frontback ist umsonst und auch eine nette Spielerei, um ein zweigeteiltes Foto aufzunehmen — einmal mit der Frontkamera und einmal mit der iSight. Catpaint, Rainbow Puke! und das kostenlose Oh Hai (welches die iOS Version von Kai’s Power Goo ist) können eure Bilder ebenfalls verunstalten. Link zum Bild: In Gedenken an Kai’s Power Goo Mac (Timecode 00:46:48) Auf dem Mac sind Sven und Patrick zu Hause was die Bildbearbeitung angeht. Hier kommen die Apps der Wahl. Preview, LilyView, ViewIt und Antik-Andreas sein iPhoto Manchmal sind es die Dinge, die man schon hat. Zumindest bei Sven, denn mit Apple’s eigner Preview/Vorschau App kann er wunderbar einfache Bildmanipulationen wie das Zuschneiden, die Größe und Farben anpassen, Drehen oder Spiegeln erledigen. Das ganze lässt sich dank Automator auch automatisieren. Beispielsweise kann man alle Bilder, die in einen bestimmen Ordner gelegt werden automatisch auf eine definierte Größe skalieren und umbenennen. Spitzen Workflow für Blogger oder Leute, die oft und viele Bilder bei Diensten wie Flickr hochladen. Patrick’s Alternative zu Vorschau (zumindest was Bilderbetrachten angeht) ist LilyView (4,49 €) kombiniert mit einem Tastenkürzel um die Datei im Finder anzuzeigen oder in Photoshop zu öffnen. Diese Herangehensweise ist seine bevorzugte Wahl, um auf dem Mac schnell Bilder zu sichten, zu löschen, weiterzuleiten zum Editierprogramm. Das nette an LilyView ist, das man es nicht sieht. Es ist eine sogenannte “chromeless” App ohne viel UI dran. Das Bild ist der Fokus. Die App hat auch ein paar Extrafunktionen, die wohl eher als Spielereien gewertet werden können: Falls ihr Philips HUE oder einen Leap Motion euer eigen nennt können die Farben eurer HUE Lampen per Foto geändert werden und mit dem Leap könnt ihr per Wischgesten eure Fotos durchstöbern. ViewIt von HexCat ist auch noch ein richtig guter Bildbetrachter bei dem man sehr, sehr gute Möglichkeiten hat schnell auszumisten. So kann man Bilder markieren beim Browsen und dann später sagen “so, nun alles markierte (oder nicht markierte) löschen”. Kostet aber auch $22, sieht etwas altbacken aus und hat seit einem Jahr kein Update mehr gesehen. Richtig Retro kommt Andreas daher. Seit 8 Jahren schwört er auf iPhoto und muss sich prompt mit entsetzten Kollegen auseinandersetzten. Der Gute benutzt die Apple Anwendung aber nicht als Endlagerstätte sondern hat quasi immer wechselnde Ausstellungen seiner Fotografiekunst in ihr gelagert. Alles was älter ist fliegt irgendwann. Nach dem iPhoto-Bashing von Patrick, gibt es wenigstens noch einmal etwas wo alle drei Meckern können: ACDsee für den Mac. #unsubscribe Eine gute ACDsee Alternative haut Patrick dann noch raus: Lyn. Link zum Bild: Mugshot aus der Sendung MacPhun Apps: Focus 2, ColorStrokes, Tonality, Snapheal, Intensify MacPhun macht mit seinen Apps verschiedene Profifunktionen auch für Nicht-Photoshop-Experten zugänglich. Zugegeben sind die Apps in Summe eine ganze Stange Geld, aber dafür kann man eben auch aussuchen was man wirklich braucht: SnapHeal — ungewünschte Objekte aus dem Bild entfernen lassen mit erstaunlich guten Ergebnissen: Schwiegermutter → weg! Tonality — S/W und Monochrom Bilder wie aus dem Kunstfotobuch erstellen Intensify — aus blassen und langweiligen Bildern mit voreingestellten Farbverbesserungen alles rausholen Focus 2 — Perfektes Spiel mit Schärfe und Unschärfe um Bilder effektvoller zumachen, inkl. des immer noch beliebten Tilt-Shift-Ich-mach-die-Welt-zur-Spielzeugeisenbahnlandschaft-Effekt Pixelmator War die erste ernsthafte Alternative zu Adobe Photoshop, die einem nicht den letzten Fussel aus dem Geldbeutel gesogen hat: Pixelmator. Für Sven immer noch die führende Software für ambitionierte Anwender. Über die Bearbeitung von Fotos taugt Pixelmator auch für andere Grafikprojekte. Nicht ganz billig, aber wird seit Jahren ständig verbessert und gepflegt: Da legt man Geld besser an als auf dem Sparbuch bei der Volksbank. Die neuere iPad Version von Pixelmator hat sofort einen neuen Standard auf dem Brett gesetzt. Für 4,49€ ebenfalls eine solide Investition. AutoDesk Pixlr Auch die Profis von Autodesk mischen mit Pixlr auf dem Mac mit. Gut gemachte Applikation mit Fokus auf Bildmanipulation. Kommt mit einigen coolen und außergewöhnlichen Filtern daher. Die Funktion der “Doppelbelichtung” mit der sich zwei Bilder künstlerisch übereinander legen lassen gehört dazu. Ansonsten die üblichen Verbesserungstools. Die Basis Version ist frei, die Pro-Features sind aber nur über eine Subskription via InApp-Purchase verfügbar. Da kann es dann über die Dauer etwas teuer werden. Photoshop und die Lieblingsfilter So… nun zu Patricks Option B, immer dann wenn iOS nicht genug ist wird der Mac hochgebootet. Nachdem also per Cleen schon einmal grob ausgemistet wurde und alles per CameraSync auf dem Mac eingelagert wurden für ein paar Monate, dann, ja dann wird irgendwann alles in Serie durchgearbeitet werden. Die Nik Collection ist nicht ganz billig, aber dafür auch wirklich der Knaller für eure auserkorenen Schmuckstücke: Gute Presets und vor allem die Möglichkeit grenzlos selbst welche anzupassen. Die vorhandenen Integrationen in Lightroom, Aperture und Photoshop sind es, die die Herzen der Nutzer höher schlagen lassen. Die schwarz/weiß Filter des Silver Efex Pro Packs sind Weltklasse — ohne Mist. Patrick hat nur Color Efex Pro, welches mit 119 € zu buche schlägt. Das es für Photoshop gefühlt 1 Mio. an Actions gibt, welche Instagram Effekte nachahmen, linkt Patrick hier nur zu einem Tutorial für Leute die Ideen brauchen, wie sie sich selbst eine Action bauen: Easy to accomplish VSCO Cam effect in Photoshop. Unsere Picks Patrick: ./choose (Mac $1,99) von Tiny Robot Software Sven: Original Mac OS X Icons von Susan Kare als Poster Andreas: Week Calendar iPhone 1,99 €/iPad (3,99 €) Landebahn Link zum Bild: Post-Fail In Spenderlaune? Wir haben Flattr und PayPal am Start und würden uns freuen.
I dag er Cammilla taget ind til Podconsult studiet hos Karin på Frederiksberg. Vi har udvekslet lidt tanker omkring podcasten og det er vel på sin plads, at vi kort introducerer os selv her i episode 1. Karin Høgh er solopreneur. Hun har en baggrund som journalist og har arbejdet med radio i mange år. I dag driver hun Podconsult, hvor hun rådgiver om og underviser i podcasting af lyd og/eller video samt sælger udstyr til produktion af lyd og video. Se mere om Karin på http://podconsult.dk/ Cammilla Rysgaard er solopreneur. Hun har en baggrund indenfor marketing og har arbejdet med stort set alle former for marketing i mange år. I dag har hun egen business hvor hun rådgiver og underviser om marketing, kundeflow og infoprodukter. Se mere om Cammilla på http://www.cammillarysgaard.dk/ Solopreneur... hvad er det? Vi tager en snak om ordet solopreneur. Det er kort og godt en betegnelse for en person, der arbejder i og driver en business alene. Det kan godt være, der hyres freelancere til diverse opgaver, men solopreneuren har det fulde ansvar selv. Logo til vores podcast! Vi skal have lavet et logo til vores podcast. Vi tager en snak om de forskellige muligheder for at få lavet grafik og nævner bl.a.: Pixlr > https://pixlr.com/ PicMonkey > http://www.picmonkey.com/ Fiverr > http://www.fiverr.com/ crowdSPRING > http://www.crowdspring.com/ Amino Freelancer > http://www.amino.dk/freelancer/ Måske er der en af jer lyttere, der har en ide til en farve, et symbol eller udtryk? Så send meget gerne til Karin (karin@podconsult.dk) eller Cammilla (mail@cammillarysgaard.dk). Tak! På genhør! Karin & Cammilla Følg podcasten via Vil du have mere info om podcast, så læs mere om podcast på denne side >
Join Nick Cusumano and Danielle Filas as they show some easily ways to publicize your productions using online tools such as LucidPress, Canva, PicMonkey, Pixlr and more.
Quick Episode Summary: Intro What About Pod Promo On the Libsyn Blog Beats & Eats Promo Podcasting in the News Fire on the Mound Promo Chris Hache from The Voices of Canadian Leadership Rob and Elsie Conversation The Recap 2! Windows 8 Network App (The Podcast Source) Libsyn 4 has been released No, you can't publish audio files to youtube (re OnPublish to YouTube) Google Voice message from Yolande from the Talking Heels Podcast Correction regarding FTP information shared in last episode Updating the new user agent numbers How do we create the different podcast artwork images for The Feed Can you read a book on your show in your podcast? Is your show getting repeatedly rejected from iTunes? When is the best time to publish your podcast episode The Filmon issue Featured Podcast Promos + Audio What About Pod? Beats & Eats Fire on The Mound Chris Hache from The Voices of Canadian Leadership Yolande from the Talking Heels Podcast Newest Articles on the Libsyn Blog and Podcasting Links Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: Holistic Health Diary Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: The Black Astronauts Podcast Then there is the Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: Porch Night Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts is The Koops Podcast Podcasting Luminaries: Beats & Eats The John Lee Dumas Effect: Episode 22 of the Podcaster's Roundtable Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) The Recap Kickstarter Project The Podcast Source - Submit your podcast! The Podcast Source on the Windows app store Fantastic Libsyn 4 Tutorials Pixelmator Gimp Phonto app PicMonkey (not mentioned) Pixlr (not mentioned) Book Copyright Information Apple Podcast Tech specs Google Plus conversation about Filmon Stitcher Awards Rob session at NMX: How to audio podcast 100% from an iPad Elsie session at NMX: Ladies, Start Your Microphone, by women's podcasters for women podcasters
Quick Episode Summary: Intro What About Pod Promo On the Libsyn Blog Beats & Eats Promo Podcasting in the News Fire on the Mound Promo Chris Hache from The Voices of Canadian Leadership Rob and Elsie Conversation The Recap 2! Windows 8 Network App (The Podcast Source) Libsyn 4 has been released No, you can't publish audio files to youtube (re OnPublish to YouTube) Google Voice message from Yolande from the Talking Heels Podcast Correction regarding FTP information shared in last episode Updating the new user agent numbers How do we create the different podcast artwork images for The Feed Can you read a book on your show in your podcast? Is your show getting repeatedly rejected from iTunes? When is the best time to publish your podcast episode The Filmon issue Featured Podcast Promos + Audio What About Pod? Beats & Eats Fire on The Mound Chris Hache from The Voices of Canadian Leadership Yolande from the Talking Heels Podcast Newest Articles on the Libsyn Blog and Podcasting Links Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: Holistic Health Diary Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: The Black Astronauts Podcast Then there is the Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: Porch Night Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts is The Koops Podcast Podcasting Luminaries: Beats & Eats The John Lee Dumas Effect: Episode 22 of the Podcaster's Roundtable Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) The Recap Kickstarter Project The Podcast Source - Submit your podcast! The Podcast Source on the Windows app store Fantastic Libsyn 4 Tutorials Pixelmator Gimp Phonto app PicMonkey (not mentioned) Pixlr (not mentioned) Book Copyright Information Apple Podcast Tech specs Google Plus conversation about Filmon Stitcher Awards Rob session at NMX: How to audio podcast 100% from an iPad Elsie session at NMX: Ladies, Start Your Microphone, by women's podcasters for women podcasters
En este Pokipsi de final de año hablaremos un poco sobre iTunes Match y de algunas apps para video desde iOS: Viddy, Capture, PowerCam, ITimeLapse Pro, iMotion HD, iMovie, ReelDirector, slideshow+, Movie looks, Film Director y Super8. Mas Apps para fotos: Camford, Pixlr-o-mAtic, Skitch. Feliz Navidad!!!
Robbie Ferguson and Christy Burton (Van Noort) demonstrate a web-based Photoshop alternative that lets you edit images directly in your browser window with a professional image editor. Lionel Lalonde from Eco Alkalines joins the on-air team to award a year supply of eco-friendly batteries to a lucky viewer. Also, looking at a GUI front-end for lshw, a Linux tool that shows you detailed information about your computer hardware.
Dans cet épisode, Patrick, Jérome, Cédric et Korben vous parlent de... NEWS : iPhone 5 et Appload live APPS : Que Boire Que Manger? (Gratuit / iOS) AppFlow (Gratuit / WP7) NASA (Gratuit / Android) mini dossier : "la TV sans la TV" app My TF1, M6/W9, France TV, Arte ZAPPS : OrelSanQuiz (Gratuit / iPhone) iDTGV (Gratuit / WP7) Pixlr o matic (Gratuit / Android) Minecraft Explorer Pro (0,79€ / iOS)
Steve Jobs resignation dominates tech news this week, we talk about the impact of the man on the world of tech - plus we've got 8 great ideas for Fathers day, we talk about the Racing Gamers Dream, the Playseat - Toshiba's new Smart TV, Pixlr-o-matic, the Laser Smart Power board, and the Plantronics Backbeat
Steve Jobs resignation dominates tech news this week, we talk about the impact of the man on the world of tech - plus we've got 8 great ideas for Fathers day, we talk about the Racing Gamers Dream, the Playseat - Toshiba's new Smart TV, Pixlr-o-matic, the Laser Smart Power board, and the Plantronics Backbeat
We talk new Spidey, USM Galaxy Tabs, Infinite Detail, Man of Steel, THQ woes, Metroid is 25, Half-Life 2 Episode 3 protests, Archer, Bob's Burgers, Corpse Princess, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Borderlands, Metroid fan-made re-make, Star Wars on Blu-Ray, and Pixlr.
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