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Welcome to My GPS Camera Phone! Make sure you don’t miss out - subscribe to the RSS feed. After you’ve left six comments, nofollow tags are lifted, giving you some awesome some link love. Thanks for visiting!In the past, I’ve posted partial color images, but the effect was achieved using Picasa 2. This time, with [...]
If you own a Mac, you’ve got to check out the Preview program. There’s more to it than I expected.
Yes, I’ve been away for a bit. Thanks to Dan for checking on my status, which kind of made me feel a little like Abe Vigoda. In case you were wondering, he’s still alive.
Anyway, I’ve been running around like crazy trying to tie up a thousand loose ends before I undergo minor back surgery [...]
Back in late February, I posted a camera phone photo of some ferns with a tree bark background. The photo was edited in Picasa2 using the “Focal B&W” effect which allowed me to retain the green color information while discarding the rest. In this tutorial, I’ll show you exactly how I did it. Achieve a professional look in just about two minutes!
Digital imaging is clean and crisp, but sometimes too much for its own good. With the magic of a few simple filters, we can make a crisp image look old and worn out. Here’s an easy method on how to add an aged look to your photos using Picasa2.
Every so often, that award-winning photo you had envisioned turns out to be a waste bin liner. You thought the frame captured what your mind saw, but apparently not. Other factors like equipment and lighting may cause problems with the final product as well, but this shouldn’t leave you discouraged. There is a way.
I’ve got some video tutorial topics lined up, but I’m interested in hearing what you might want to see. Is there a particular program you prefer? Is there any particular thing you would like to see explained? I could guess, but I’m more interested in addressing the need, rather than spout on about how much [...]