Many know Google Photos: the Google platform to save photos online in your Google account. For some years now, Google has introduced a data limit of 15GB for each account. This means that to keep your account free, the sum of the email sizes on Gmail, file Read more…
Today we see three techniques to show the images in the HTML body of the body of an email. These procedures are not always indicated, and I recommend its use only for the composition of the newsletter and a few other cases. But we see the techniques in detail. CID Embedded Images A me, he Content-ID (the Read more…
In today's tutorial we go back to talking about HTML graphics and CSS integration. In an article of mine a few months ago I talked about the technique (also widely used by Google) dei CSS sprites. In practice, it consists in inserting most of the images repeated several times within the page in a single large one Read more…
Today's tutorial is a cross between photography, graphical and mathematical. Photography because we start from a real photo, and a good photograph is the beginning of a good job, graphics due to the various tweaks that we will gradually make and mathematics because the effect that we will disturb today follows strict mathematical rules, Read more…
YoHDR is still in beta, but from what it looks like seems to promise very well. Born from the creators of VectorMagic (online software that allows vectorization of raster images) the site allows, after uploading some photos of the same landscape with different exposures, to download the photo in HDR. Read more…
Today I talk about TinEye, a site of my recent discovery. Probably some of you already know, to me it was useful to check if my images were used by others. TinEye is responsible for indexing the entire web images as does a crawler and associated images Read more…
I often find myself having to create images that act as a separator contained within the prints, or some simple graphic effects created by the tracks, or with the letters. I'm thinking of something very simple, that surely even in old school books we have been used to seeing Read more…
This mini-howto is taken from Kayowas' blog. Imagemagik is an exceptional tool, I would say essential, it allows an almost endless array of processing on the images. In Debian-derived systems, the installation is quite a: [user@localhost ~]$ sudo apt-get install imagemagick To vary the size of all images in Read more…
Today we see a kidnapped overview of open source software “Flickr Edition“. FlickrEdit is nothing more than an application written in Java that logs into our Flickr account and downloads the photos to your computer for personal use or to reload them (for example in case of attack hackers). A quick rundown follows Read more…
Now I publish the translation of a very interesting article found a few days ago on how to create custom styles for Flickr custom galleries. As many will know, Flickr is a social network for photography lovers. People sign up, upload photo, comment on the photos of others and receive Read more…