Here are some of what I have found to be very useful, so far. Enjoy!
Essentials:
Adium: an IM client like no other. Powered by libgaim! (Free)
Aperture: Digital Asset Management for photos and more.
Transmission: Cross-platform BitTorrent Client (Free)
BluePhoneElite: Allows you to send and receive SMS (and calls) via your Mac.
Chmox: A Windows CHM (Compiled HTML Help file) [...]
For years, since the late 1990s, I’ve always had Linux on my desktop and laptops. It was both a choice and a necessity for me because I found it more apt for what I did for a living, i.e., development and systems administration. My whole life revolved around Linux because it allowed me to have [...]
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With all the resources out there, this should quickly get you into film processing quickly. This is meant as a beginner’s How-To in developing/processing your Black and White film without the need of a darkroom. But, it should, by no means be considered as a one-top-shop for the topic. If you want to advance further or get more technical, tons of resources are available out there for googling.
In this day and age of digital cameras and warp-speed workflows, why would anyone want to go film? That’s a question that has been asked of me these past few weeks. I don’t know, maybe because after a stressful year at work and the associated warp-speed timelines, I really DO want to SLOW down and [...]
A lot has been using P mode already and has seen some varying effects without fully understanding. While most may be getting the effect that they want, it will surely help to know how each factor and associated changes affects the photograph.
If you’re someone who’d want more control over your photographs (may they be digital [...]
What good are your photos for if all they’re doing is just gathering electronic dust in your harddrive? That’s a question I frustratingly ask some of my friends who have shown me really stunning photos in their cameras and in their computers. Some of them simply refuse to upload it elsewhere for people to see. [...]
With the recent drop in prices of digital cameras, from point & shoots, to prosumer DLSRs to more professional ones, owning a digital camera is now more possible than ever. The instant gratification that a digital camera provides is only one of those things that attract people to it, compared to when it was all [...]
Paramita’s album, Tala, where this photo was included in, won in the 19th Awit Awards (2006) for Best Album Packaging!
I shot this photo at the stairway headed towards 6 Underground at the Glass Tower in Palanca Street, Makati.
Album design was by Bernie Sim.
Lighting courtesy of a halogen lamppost.
Album available in Tower, M1, Oddyssey, etc.
Support [...]
For anyone who uses, at the least, two computers (e.g. a home PC and an office laptop), maintaining a common set of bookmarks can be very tedious. When a change is made on one computer, I used to export bookmarks from it and import into the other, and vice-versa, in an almost vicious cycle. It [...]
Years back, the only way for someone to keep him/herself abreast with what’s happening in the world (socially, technologically, etc) is by either making periodic visits to news sites or subscribing to email-based alerts. With the first approach, that would simply be time-consuming. Exactly how many news sites are there anyway? The second approach is [...]
Here are some of what I have found to be very useful, so far. Enjoy!
Essentials:
Adium: an IM client like no other. Powered by libgaim! (Free)
Aperture: Digital Asset Management for photos and more.
Transmission: Cross-platform BitTorrent Client (Free)
BluePhoneElite: Allows you to send and receive SMS (and calls) via your Mac.
Chmox: A Windows CHM (Compiled HTML Help file) [...]
I was hoping the color of light would change dramatically but it didnt. However, subtle movement (cars, clouds) can be noticed if you look closely. :)
I’ve had my camera, a D300, for years now and it has this feature to shoot photos at pre-defined intervals. I’m practically hitting myself in the head for not trying this early on, but it’s never too late to give it a shot.
So here’s my initial attempt at Time Lapse Photography.
Camera was mounted on a tripod. [...]
As you’ve noticed this blog has been pretty much boring as far as the (non) frequency of the posts is concerned. I will try to correct that in the next few weeks. You will also notice familiar (old) posts coming up as I re-post some photos previously seen in my Flickr site, interspersed with some [...]
