The problem is how to get an old HP ScanJet 3400c (c. 2000) scanner working with a MacBook running OS X 10.6.7 Snow Leopard. Annoyingly I did all this once about 6 months ago but since my Mac got nicked and I didn’t make any notes I’ve now got to remember how to do it [...]
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I keep coming across amazing tilt shift images. If you’ve never heard of this, it’s a photographic technique for creating a shallow depth of field (using lenses or digital post-processing) and can be used to turn a suitable photo into a fake miniature. There are many ways to do this using the digital post-processing route [...]
I’ve come against a problem recently … because I have so many photos I am exceeding the limit my hosting company sets on storage and bandwidth so … time for a change. From now on all photos will be stored on Flickr. I’ve had to upgrade to a pro account but it’s still cheaper than [...]
This post is mainly a work-in-progress for me so I can get my thoughts together on GeoRSS.
Well, I am writing this on my newly installed computer running linux … Windows XP is NO MORE Ha Ha! I have got the Fedora Core 5 flavour of linux, once I had backed up my old stuff onto a Buffalo (the harddrive not the large mammal) it took only an hour to reformat my [...]
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- MapAction charity bike ride
- Setting up a legacy scanner with a shiny new Mac
- Tilt Shift in Aperture
- Stockholm -> London Overland
- Night O!
- Merv: Many thanks for this. I've searched high and low for a way in Aperture to create tiltshift without using a plug-in and when i find it, it's relativel
- Neil: That's one hell of a run! And I was feeling so pleased with myself for having done the same trip over three days walking on the Lycian Way. My Knee wa
- Stephen Payne: Thanks for the help here, this is exactly what I was looking for.
