quarta-feira, 2 de novembro de 2011

IBM Open-Sources Potential "Internet of Things" Protocol

IBM Open-Sources Potential "Internet of Things" Protocol:

Big bright worldThe openly stated goal from IBM is to produce a completely new World-Wide Web, one comprised of the messages that digitally empowered devices would send to one another. It is the same Internet, but not the same Web. This morning in Ludwigsburg, Germany, IBM announced it is joining with Italy-based hardware architecture firm Eurotech in donating a complete draft protocol for asynchronous inter-device communication to the Eclipse Foundation.



It would be the current data explosion, times itself. A projected 24 billion simultaneous devices by the year 2020, including RFID tags on shipping crates, heart rate monitors, GPS devices, smartphone firmware, automobile maintenance systems, and yes, not a joke, earrings may become more socially active than any teenage human being presently alive. Tens of billions of devices, billions of messages per hour.


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It is being called Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) protocol, the machine-to-machine counterpart of HTTP. This afternoon, ReadWriteWeb was granted exclusive access to the draft proposal, which is being officially received by the Eclipse Foundation later this morning.



"While smart objects and physical world systems are often integrated with Enterprise and Web middleware today, it is often done using proprietary integration models and combinations of a prolific number of custom protocols and industry standards," the final IBM draft proposal reads. "In most established M2M [machine-to-machine] implementations of connected devices, the data producers and data consumers are programmed to interact in strict and well defined ways. For example, in a smart city, sensor-based systems can alert operators of a broken water main and report the extent of flooding in streets and subways. Well-designed open messaging technology would enable solutions well beyond this, allowing public and private transit systems for example, to monitor these critical alerts, adjusting their routes and even notifying commuters and customers of alternative routes, transportation, lodging and meals. Social networks could subscribe, allowing residents and commuters to interact, adapt and even provide feedback and status to the city."



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Public transit systems could enable the streets themselves to publish their own traffic status. Traffic signals could become intercommunicative, enabling live and automated rerouting of traffic, including signals that are sent to cars and their drivers. Water, gas, and electric lines can report their own status the same way. And through inter-Web protocols, you could check the status of your local water main on Facebook.



While we're on that subject: Imagine if Facebook could find you. Literally, you would never have to log in. An application is foreseeable whereby messaging devices connect to a token device located on your person. When you move from your laptop PC to your tablet to your refrigerator, your Facebook session could follow you.



Although the following potential application was not directly stated, it was implied: Consider the potential for intercommunicative monetary tokens. What if every fiver or twenty or century note could report its location and status?



Further into IBM's draft proposal, the company's engineers make clear their current position on current HTTP-based Web services protocols in what they call an M2M context. They're inadequate, and need adaptation.



"Open source messaging components... will have to work equally well across the constrained networks and embedded platforms that are inherent to physical world of machine-to-machine systems," the latest draft reads. "This will enable a paradigm shift from legacy point-to-point protocols and the limitations of protocols like SOAP or HTTP into more loosely coupled yet determinable models. It will bridge the SOA, REST, Pub/Sub and other middleware architectures already well understood by Web 2.0 and Enterprise IT shops today, with the embedded and wireless device architectures inherent to M2M."



The "pub/sub" model alluded to here is documented in fuller detail at mqtt.org.



Although IBM is touting its continued commitment to open standards, it's also clear that there's payback for IBM in the form of a headstart for middleware support. As this page reveals, amid the existing open source MQTT servers available for experimentation today are servers for message queuing telemetry are based around WebSphere, and messaging brokers are based around Lotus Expeditor.



A great many breakthrough proposals for Internet technologies never actually bore fruit. The Web we could be using now, is tremendously more capable than the one you have in front of you. MQTT is far from being confirmed as the web of future stuff. But today's formal proposal is one of the critical steps that future visions take toward becoming realities.


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terça-feira, 1 de novembro de 2011

70 High Quality and Very Detailed Adobe Illustrator Object Tutorials

70 High Quality and Very Detailed Adobe Illustrator Object Tutorials:


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How To: Break the speed of light in your own backyard

How To: Break the speed of light in your own backyard:



Minute Physics serves up another nifty video.



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A deeper look into Depth of Field

A deeper look into Depth of Field:

A Guest post by Reader Josh Wells



A shallow depth of field is highly sought after due to it’s ability to separate the subject from it’s background and is found in many professional photographs. By now your probably know that larger apertures (f/2.8 and below) correlate to a shallower depth of field whereas small apertures (f/16 and above) will render almost the entire frame in focus. In this tutorial I will explain further factors into controlling depth of field, how much is too much and why different sensor and film sizes give different depths of field.


F/ Stops


F/ Stops are generally the hardest of the three elements contributing to exposure to grasp. Both because of their inverse relationship with brightness and because it’s often hard to understand what is actually happening when you change apertures. To understand this fully it is important to understand what an F/ Stop really means. An F/ Stop meaning Focal stop, is the fraction of a lens’s focal length as measured (Widthwise) passing through the lens, in order to keep the same amount of light. Still confused? Here are some diagrams of how an aperture of F/2 is measured for a 50mm lens and a 100mm lens.


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Whilst scoring no points for artistic merit, I hope these help explain how F/ Stops are measured and how each of these lenses will give the same exposure at each aperture setting. More advanced lenses such as those used in cinematography use T/ Stops or Transmission stops, which factor in the amount of light a lens loses through the elements to give the true amount of light input from the lens. However since this tutorial is about depth of field we do not need to worry about T/ Stops so much.


This aperture as it gets wider effectively baffles the light, so eventually it can only be focused to one small point, bringing the rest out of focus. As it becomes smaller (For example a 20mm lens will have only a 10mm aperture at f/2, meaning a deep depth of field) the light will be less baffled and the lens will have better control focusing it in and around the required focal point.


So how do we get depth of field?


Depth of field is ultimately effected by two things: The aperture of the lens as we have just covered and the distance between subject and background. If you have a lens with the focus distances marked on it have a look at it now, you’ll notice that the distance the focus ring needs to be pushed to go from 7 to 15 feet (Or at 2 to 5 metres for us using the metric system) is about the same as from 2.5 to 3 feet (Or at 0.8 to 1 metres). And then there is hardly any distance from 25 feet to infinity (Try with 15 metres too). So at f/4 on a 50mm lens I could have from 25 feet and everything behind that in focus, or I could have almost the distance between 6 and 4.5 feet.


To utilize this for the shallowest possible depth of field, try to bring as much separation as possible between the subject in focus and the background, for example a headshot will render a distant background out of focus at almost any aperture. If the lens you grabbed also has marks for the depth of field at each given aperture you’ll be able to see how this distance effects each F/ Stop.


Crop Sensors


This can get a bit confusing when you account for different sensor sizes such as APS-C as used by many consumer DSLRs, Four Thirds, and Medium format from some film cameras and some very expensive digital ones. Many people make the correlation between focal length and depth of field and assume that a cropped or four thirds sensor will equal a longer focal length and therefore shallower depth of field. This is not the case due to a cropped sensor working more as the name entails, and literally shooting from an equivalent crop of what would appear on a full frame sensor. Lets explain this with math.


We’ll use a 50mm f/1.8 lens.


So this lens currently has a maximum aperture of 50/1.8 – 50mm/1.8= 27.7mm Aperture


Now lets put this on an APS-C cropped sensor with a crop of 1.6x – 50mm*1.6= 80mm Equivalent Focal length


However the maximum aperture is still 27.7mm. – 80mm Equivalent focal Length / 27.7 Aperture = ~2.8 New equivalent aperture.


We can now think of the lens rather than as an 80mm F/1.8 but more accurately as an 80mm F/2.8.


This also works the other way with larger sensors, which have reversed crop factors and can thus have for example a 90mm F/2.8 lens which will give a crop factor around 0.6.


90*0.6= 54.


Meaning with a medium format sensor of film one can have the depth of field of a 90mm F/2.8 lens however with the angle of view of a near 50mm lens.


Too much Bokeh?!


Whilst in many cases when we want to throw a background out of focus we want as shallow a depth of field as we can afford, there are several cases in which one must find ways to deepen depth of field.


One of the reasons one may have too shallow a depth of field is in Wildlife photography where focal lengths in excess of 300mm are required in order not to disturb the animals, especially when shooting birds. Avian photography can sometimes have so shallow a depth of field that it becomes impossible to accurately focus, or difficult to keep the entire bird in focus due to excessive depth of field. This is avoided through stopping down to smaller apertures and sometimes a flash extender is required to sufficiently light the subject. Such as this Visual Echoes FX3 Better Beamer Flash Extender for Use FX3 B&H or more simple DIY ones.


Another is in Macro photography in which our other variable; Distance, is pushed to an extreme. In macro photography it is not uncommon to require stopping down to f/ 32 in order to gain the necessary depth of field. The light loss from this is aided again with flashes specifically for Macro, often ring flashes.


Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips.



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segunda-feira, 31 de outubro de 2011

Test Page For GDrive Appearing In Google Search Results

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In case there was still any doubt about the long-rumored “GDrive’s” existence, a page now appearing on Google’s search results offers a pretty clear indication that something is going on. On Writely.com – the online word processing service Google acquired in 2006 –  a test page is now appearing with a title that reads “test page for Platypus (GDrive).”


Well, there you have it.


Currently, the full title of the search result reads “Writely – The Web Word Processor – test page for Platypus (GDrive)” and the URL is www.writely.com/BasePage.aspx. Of course, when you click through, the link takes you to an error page of sorts, with a message reading “Unknown action. Please check the URL and try again.”



It should be noted that the www.writely.com domain itself redirects to Google Docs.


Platypus, for those unaware, was the codename for GDrive used internally at Google until it was killed off in 2008. But recent findings have hinted that Google Drive is making a return. For example, in September, MG reported that code found in Chromium (the open source Web browser which serves as the testing ground for Google Chrome) referenced the non-public URL drive.google.com.


Later that month, a screenshot from a presentation at a Google-sponsored event showed something that looks very much like Google Drive, complete with text that even reads “My Google Drive.”


From MG’s earlier reports, the forthcoming service is essentially a rebranding of Google Docs with an accompanying desktop software component, similar to Dropbox. When exactly Google will finally launch Google Drive, after years of waiting, is still unknown. But at least we know they’re working on it.


Thanks Dan Behun





Life in a Day now available on YouTube

Life in a Day now available on YouTube: On July 24, 2010, thousands of people around the world recorded videos of their lives to take part in Life in a Day, a cinematic experiment to document a single day on earth. From more than 4,500 hours of footage recorded and uploaded to YouTube, Oscar-winning director Kevin Macdonald and executive producer Ridley Scott created a 90-minute feature film that offers an entertaining, surprising and moving view of life on earth.



After a theatrical release in countries around the world including appearances at the Sundance, Berlin, SXSW and Sydney film festivals, Life in a Day is finally coming home to YouTube—in its entirety, for free.



Starting today you can watch Life in a Day on YouTube, available with subtitles in 25 languages. So if you haven’t seen it yet or want to relive the experience that The Times of London considers “a thrilling piece of cinema” and the Washington Post called “a profound achievement,” now’s your chance.







If you’d like to own Life in a Day, a DVD is also available. You can find more details about this, and the whole project, on the film’s official YouTube channel.



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domingo, 30 de outubro de 2011

The Story of Android So Far

The Story of Android So Far:

The team at xcubelabs have kindly helped us to consolidate a very nice pictorial view of the Android story so far. Just an update, according to Networkworld back in Aug 2011, the worldwide market share of Android currently stands at 48%.


Enjoy!



Boring to Bold: Presentation Design Ideas for Non-Designers

Boring to Bold: Presentation Design Ideas for Non-Designers:

50 Stunning And Useful Premium Photoshop Actions

50 Stunning And Useful Premium Photoshop Actions:

Trying to lighten your workload and learning new ways to do things faster is important for every skilled and clever designer. One of the most gratifying and neat, yet often underrated, Photoshop features is actions. Actions are premade sets of commands that allow you to achieve almost any desired effect within seconds. Actions are extremely handy if you don’t want to spend a lot of time on your project or you’re a beginner and unfamiliar with some advanced techniques. Another cool thing is that everyone is welcome to create their own actions. Thus, you can share yours with the whole world and even earn some money. Where can you find the most useful and creative actions? Well, just like with other Photoshop related things, my answer is GraphicRiver. This article presents 50 stunning and useful premium Photoshop actions from GraphicRiver to ease your workflow.


Pretty cool, huh? But once you feel you’re past that beginner level you can start using actions a bit differently. Most of the actions come with editable layers so you don’t need to limit yourself with just the effects the author’s provided. You can edit the layers, change adjustments and delete the parts you don’t need. It’s really useful when, for example, you need to retouch some photos but don’t have the time for it. You can easily apply some of your favourite actions and do some minor tweaks. Actions are also great source of inspiration and a way to learn new techniques. Some of the actions around the web are absolutely fantastic and you can learn a lot from them. Once you’ve broken down couple of them you can start to build your own ones. Who knows, maybe one day yours will be featured in an article like this.


1. Dimensions – 3D Generator Action ($5)


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The Photoshop Action ‘Dimensions’, helps you to generate whatever you want (text, image, shape, etc,) in 3D.


2. 3D Map Generator ($6)


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3D Map Generator allows you to create your own 3D maps with only one click. Every shape is possible and delivers a professional result. Ideal for web graphics, infographics or presentations.


3. 22 Vintage Letterpress Photoshop Actions ($6)


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These 22 actions make it simple to create that vintage wood type letterpress look. Simply select the layer and hit play. Complete with 11 different textures and 2 sizes of each. Great for print or web. Works on all layer types (text, vector & raster).


4. 3D That! ($6)


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With just one click on the button you can easily turn any shape/layer/text or whatever you like into a 3D image with high-resolution. To put it simply – just 3D that!


5. 3D Box Generator ($6)


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Design your boxes on flat templates, run the script and in just a few minutes, you’re 3D box is up and ready! It not only generates 3D boxes in high res 3000×3000 PNGs, it generates a PSD as well for further modifications even after the box had been generated


6. PROActions Bundle – Film & Special Effects ($8)


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These actions are not simple, filter-playing actions. The steps they take have been studied and thoroughly tested, making these actions true image enhancers. The results of these actions are realistic re-creations of traditional effects, without any gimmicks.


7. 100 Photo Styles ($8)


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A set of 100 photo styles to quickly enhance your images. They range from simple enhancements through to lomo effects.


8. Reflection Action ($4)


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An action that creates an awesome reflection for any design.


9. Book Mockup Generator ($6)


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Generate your book and e-book mockups/cover with ease and speed with the Book Mockup Generator. It generates quality mockup images of 3000×3000px 300dpi resolution with just one click.


10. Cinematic Photo Effects ($5)


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These Photoshop actions will add impact to your photos, by punching colors and contrasts as seen in some blockbuster movies.


11. 50 Photo Effects – Curl & Shadows ($5)


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50 Photo Effects – Curl & Shadows is a package of 50 actions. Creates curl and shadows for photos or any image.


12. Image Flow 3 ($5)


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Showcase your work like the pros with this Photoshop Image Flow action. Simply place your work on separate layers and click play action.


13. Photograph to Sketch Art ($5)


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This action not only creates a sketchy hand drawn effect on your photos, it also creates the paper texture needed for the effect itself! All you need is a picture! Included in the download package is a link to an 8 minute video tutorial, which quickly and easily goes through the action, so you know how to get the most out of it, and how to get the coolest looking results.


14. Stitch it ($6)


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Stitch it is a set of tools that can be used to create realistic badges from any vector logo, with just a few clicks.


15. Magazine ($5)


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Photoshop action to create a magazine cover in few seconds.


16. Stitched Stripe Actions ($4)


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7 actions that will turn any type of layer into a stitched badge with stripes.


17. Nature Action Set ($6)


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This action set is specially created to enhance nature photography. Just press play and enjoy.


18. Map Creator ($6)


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Create great looking maps with these 6 actions.


19. ComicBook iT ($5)


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Create amazing looking comic book images with this great time-saving action, ComicBook iT comes with 4 different render styles and offers users complete control over the half-tone effect settings.


20. Drop Shadow Action ($6)


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A handy action to give your images a bit of depth on the page. A great way to add a little more to your presentation, with 2 different actions that can produce a range of great results.


21. Sticker iT ($4)


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Create amazing looking sticker effects with this awesome action, Sticker iT comes with 3x different render settings and allows you to give any vector shape, font or raster pixels a cool realistic sticker effect.


22. Icon Maker Pack ($6)


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This ultimate collection contains three useful Photoshop add-ons wich allows you to create perfect, sharp and eye-catchy web icons with single click.


23. Rotated Monitor for Web ($6)


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This is a perfect solution for displaying content in LCD monitor. There is an included “screen picture rotator ps action” for the left and right side versions. This spectacular impression can be done in 30 seconds.


24. 4 Insta-aged Photo Actions ($4)


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This action allows you to simply open any image, click play on the appropriate action and your ordinary picture will transform into an old, vintage photo complete with texture, distressed edges and a realistic drop shadow.


25. 3D Frame Generator ($5)


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If you’re looking for more flexibility to choose the best pieces for your design, this is exclusively created to meet your needs. 3D Frames Generator uses Photoshop 3D features to deliver a modern type of 3D web page display to boost your portfolio presentation or blog showcase. You can place your arts on 3D frames and then rotate, roll and slide them all in 3D.


26. Realistic Web Shadow Generator ($5)


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This very cool action allows you to create a fantastic realistic shadow effect with just one click. Just select a layer and then click play. It works great with images, rectangular shapes, rounded corners shapes etc.


27. 3D Screenizer ($4)


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3D Screenizer is Photoshop action that converts your ordinary screenshot or image into stylized photo-like image.


28. Post Processing Actions ($5)


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Over 4 different complex contrast adjustments made using curves and levels, 5 sharpening techniques applied to bring every detail to life, 3 Colour boosting techniques, noise reduction implemented.


29. Virtual Magnifier ($6)


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Virtual Magnifier makes a part of your screen look much bigger just like you look at it behind a magnifier. This Photoshop action and nice-looking magnifier simulate magnification effect at its best. Using this you can drag and magnify wherever on the screen.


30. HDR Action ($4)


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Awesome HDR Effect on your images, please note that this is not true HDR , but it will make your single exposure images look as if it were.


31. LightFX Background Creator ($6)


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This is an advanced action that processes 414 commands to produce a specific light effect image with 1 click. It works best on resolutions over 1000×1000. For use under this size its best to create it at larger resolution and crop the size you need or flatten the image and copy/paste it over to your project.


32. Pop art style ($6)


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Pop Art Style action creates images in the style of Andy Warhol.


33. Blueprint Generator ($5)


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The fastest way to make your own blueprint background with one single click. You just need to click play, set the canvas dimensions and it´s done.

This item also comes with 9 extra actions to make your main shape/text/raster outlined with 3 different blueprint styles.


34. Setik ($6)


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Setik is a set of Photoshop Actions containing 21 Actions you could use to create stitched web elements based on any shape or path.


35. Encadrage – Picture Frames Action ($6)


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Encadrage is the easy way to make picture frames.


36. 6 Lomo Actions ($5)


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A set of 6 Photoshop actions + 1 vignette action. Get your digital images to look like lomography.


37. Realistic Drop Shadow ($4)


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Create real drop shadow within seconds with this  Photoshop action file. You can drop the shadow in right or left direction then you can rotate, resize or free transform the shadow as you like because it will be created in a separate layer even you can add a mask or effect to the layer.


38. 11 “960 Grid Actions & PNGs” ($4)


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This Grid System Photoshop action set is designed to bring ease to your grid design requirements. Just choose your color, click on one of the 11 different grid actions, and hit play. The action will then open up a new Photoshop Document and draw out the 960 grid system that you chose.


39. Chalkboard Generator ($5)


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The fastest way to make your own chalkboard with one single click. You just need to click play, set the canvas dimensions, set the inner and outer frame size and it´s done.


40. 10 Pro Studio Photo Effect Actions ($4)


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A set of 11 powerful action. professional quality effects. and easy retouching. These actions take 20-30 seconds to work, and follows a non destructive method.


41. Vintage Tv Actions ($4)


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Create realistic vintage television effects with this kit of actions sets that make it easy. With over 100 combinations of effects, three Vintage TV Sets, and the option to double up on action usage, you may get lost in all of the possibilities. The Actions are carefully separated in steps so that you get the best quality effect.


42. 12 Retro Photo Actions ($5)


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This item includes 12 Photoshop actions to enhance them and give them a retro feel. Just load your photo into Photoshop, play one of my actions and voila! The borders are included to add an extra oomph.


43. Batch Wallpaper Resizer ($4)


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Resize your wallpaper in 16 different resolutions with a single click. You can choose the alignment and export them all with one click.


44. Folding Machine Mock-up Action ($4)


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Create realistic creases with these 4 actions. You can also watch the video tutorial if not you’re not familiar with actions.


45. PolaColor Action ($4)


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Give to your photos the vintage feel of Polaroid colors.


46. 4 Professional Photo Looks #4 ($4)


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These four actions give you some instant POW to your Photos. Whether you want the old-school look with “Vintage Summer”, or a cool and cold look with “Blue Sky”, this action pack is for you. All in the simple click of a mouse button.


47. Retro 3D lines ($4)


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24 actions to transform your layers into neat retro 3D objects.


48. 20 Vintage Summer Photoshop Actions ($5)


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20 Vintage Summer Photoshop Actions is a pack which help you get the perfect summer color effect for your pictures. All effects are easy to modify. All effects are Smart Filters, and Fill Layers.


49. 5 Eerie Atmosphere Actions ($4)


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A set of 5 Photoshop Actions to create an instant eerie atmosphere in your photos.


50. 3D Anaglyph Action Set ($4)


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Great 3D Anaglyph effect to your images.

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