Ever wanted to have your very own neon sign, but don’t fancy paying £800 for it? Imaging guru Chris Weston shows you how to recreate neon effects using Cinema 4D’s powerful 3D toolset and a little help from Photoshop
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Ever wanted to have your very own neon sign, but don’t fancy paying £800 for it? Imaging guru Chris Weston shows you how to recreate neon effects using Cinema 4D’s powerful 3D toolset and a little help from Photoshop World Cup fever is back! During June and July, thirty-two teams from around the world will battle it out for the world’s most coveted trophy. As you live through the highs and lows of the premier sporting event of 2006, you want to preserve and relive those impossible shots, the magic moments of glory, and the agony of defeat. Ulead has just the tools you need to make this the most memorable World Cup ever, whether you are cheering in the stands, having a night at the sportsbar with your buddies, or parked in front of your brand new widescreen HDTV. And to make it easier for you to figure out what you would like to do and what tools would do it best, Ulead is offering you this handy Ulead Digital World Cup Guide. In part two of AWN’s in-depth Cars coverage, Bill Desowitz discovers the roots of Route 66 in creating the highly detailed, luscious and complex world. Cars: Hitting the Mother Road – Part 2 No Flash In The Pan – Forbes.com
Flash 8 can also be purchased as part of the Adobe Web Bundle 2.0 or Studio 8. The On2 codec is included as a Sorenson Squeeze plug-in Sorenson Squeeze Compression Suite or Sorenson Squeeze for Flash. “The 2006 Scrappy Awards” is your chance to show off your best digital scrapbook pages and win some cool prizes! Just send us digital scrapbook pages you’ve designed using Adobe Photoshop Elements software. Winning entries will be featured in the Photoshop Elements Techniques Newsletter and Website. For complete rules, entry, and submission information visit: http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com/scrappyawards/.
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A good piece of music can make or break a video production. But sometimes that’s not enough. The music has to be perfectly synchronized with the video, becoming less complicated when there are voiceover sequences. Until SmartSound Sonicfire Pro came along a few years ago, to accomplish this kind of customization you would have needed to hire a composer at great expense. Not any more. And now with version 4, Sonicfire has added an even more human element to the mix which it calls Mood Mapping. It’s remarkable. Increase the speed of your Photoshop CS2 with tips relating to your hard drives, cpu, gpu, and memory. Virtual Hip Surgery with Swift 3D Eric Bort created the “Virtual Knee Surgery” back in 2004 and now he has followed up with “Virtual Hip Surgery”. His latest exhibit created with Swift 3D features newly stylized characters and an array of 3D surgical instruments for your learning pleasure. |
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