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I am looking for a graphic designer to retouch my jewelry photos. The photos are gold or silver plated earrings with diamonds. The background MUST BE WHITE. Little to NO shadows.
I am paying $1.00 – $1.50 PER picture. There will be 100 pictures to photoshop to start.
I will be looking at price, quality of retouched images, and quickness. Please expect to work within the week.
I have attached a sample, please message me with your retouched image.
I need a wordpress theme created, that looks exactly like the html/css you will be provided.
I need this delivered no later than Thursday, so don’t bother bidding, if you can’t guarantee to do it in one day.
Task description:
– You will have professional html/css & images delivered for the frontpage.
– Only frontpage needs to be designed, subpages are only the top-menu and an editable content area below it.
– There is a news section on the front page which must display a resume of the latest blog post.
– There is a comment box on the front-page which must display the latest comment.
– News archive and blog post design must be created so it looks similar to the rest.
Expectations for final result:
– w3 valid
– tables are not used for content placement, <div> classes will be used instead
– easy to read and edit, therefore: handwritten
Expectations for bidders:
– Personally written bid, including wordpress references
– well- spoken and written english
– Professional attitude and willing to solve any problems that may occur without complaining
Communication via skype/msn and e-mail required.
Payment upon complete template integration in wordpress, that meets the quality requirements stated above.
You will have professional help from me, I could do the task myself, but just don’t have the time.
Looking forward to working with you
Kind Regards
Paste the code below into your functions.php file, save it, and you’re done.
function share_this($content){
if(!is_feed() && !is_home()) {
$content .= '<div class="share-this">
<a href="http://twitter.com/share"
class="twitter-share-button"
data-count="horizontal">Tweet</a>
<script type="text/javascript"
src="http://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js"></script>
<div class="facebook-share-button">
<iframe
src="http://www.facebook.com/plugins/like.php?href='.
urlencode(get_permalink($post->ID))
.'&layout=button_count&show_faces=false&width=200&action=like&colorscheme=light&height=21"
scrolling="no" frameborder="0" style="border:none;
overflow:hidden; width:200px; height:21px;"
allowTransparency="true"></iframe>
</div>
</div>';
}
return $content;
}
add_action('the_content', 'share_this');
Thanks to Dev7Studios for this awesome recipe!
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Automatically add Twitter and Facebook buttons to your posts
Please note: These themes are offered for free, under the terms of the GPL licence. No free support or help is given.
Back in 2008, when “magazine” themes where the absolute hype, I’ve released OpenBook, a “magazine” theme inspired by Darren Hoyt’s Mimbo. OpenBook was release on WPHacks, and was downloaded more than 500 times that year.
Just two months ago, I’ve re-released OpenBook in a new version, which is 100% compatible with WordPress 3.0+. This new version includes wp_nav_menu() support, sidebar widgets, and the theme have a complete custom control panel where you can set-up its options.
» Download OpenBook or view the live demo.
Theme frameworks are quite popular these days. Most are premium themes (Genesis, Thesis) but the best one in my opinion is 100% free. This framework is called Thematic.
I’ve used Thematic intensively last year, on Cats Who Code, my NYC tourism blog Visiter New York and the now abandonned blog PHP Snippets. On this last site, I’ve created a child theme named Snippet: It is simple, clean and perfect for a developer. As I know most of CWC readers are developers, I thought some of you would definitely enjoy it.
» Download Snippet or view the live demo.
If you’re a CWC reader for some months, you probably remember my How to create a mobile WordPress theme with jQuery Mobile article, which was a tutorial about creating a mobile theme for your WordPress blog, using the excellent framework jQuery Mobile.
This theme, simply named jQuery Mobile is optimized for mobile devices such as the iPhone, Android, Blackberries, etc. It is a great basis for building a mobile website. Of course, you can also use it on your own blog, along with a plugin like IWPhone, which can automatically detect a mobile device and switch from your regular theme to a mobile theme.
» Download jQuery Mobile Theme or view the live demo.
Like CatsWhoCode? If yes, don’t hesitate to check my other blog CatsWhoBlog: It’s all about blogging!
3 free WordPress themes I’ve created for you
Sure you can go out and buy an automatic car door that opens when your cat gets near it, but that requires your cat to wear a special collar and you need to keep the batteries in the collar in check. Since most pet owners already have identification RFID chips injected into their cats, why not take advantage of them.
By using an Arduino and some inexpensive parts, Instructables user landmanr put together a cat door that reads the cat’s RFID tag within 4-inches and unlocks the door. The code can distinguish between different RFID tags and can act accordingly. It’s simple, effective and well built. All he is missing is an enclosure to protect the internals.
[Link to RFID Cat Door]
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When it was first released, Mobile Safari was quite groundbreaking. It was a pioneer in blurring the lines between experiencing the web on a desktop and a mobile device. However, since then, it doesn’t feel like Mobile Safari has gained a lot of ground. Consequently, many users are looking elsewhere to either supplement or replace the iPhone’s default browser altogether.
The problem with searching for a replacement browser is that the App Store is bursting with horrible homegrown browsers that are far worse than Safari. Today we wanted to aid your search with a brief list of browsers that are actually worth trying. All of the apps below have decent or great reviews on iTunes and many have been reviewed right here on iPhone.AppStorm. Whether you’re looking for full screen browsing, more privacy, better tab management or even offline viewing, you’ll find the perfect solution here!
“Atomic Web Browser is the most advanced and customizable fullscreen web browser to date. Experience desktop features including Adblock, Tabs, MultiTouch Gestures, User Agent Switcher, Passcode Lock, Facebook/Twitter integration, Save Page, Downloads, and much more.”
Price: $0.99
Atomic Web Browser
“Get a fast, cost-efficient Web browsing experience. Use our powerful servers to compress data by up to 90% before sending it to your iPhone, so page-loads are lightning fast. Opera Mini is a breeze to use, and can synchronize data between your phone and computer.”
Price: Free
Opera Mini Web browser
“Skyfire Browser is the best way to browse your favorite web sites, be in touch via Facebook and Twitter and enjoy millions of videos, including Flash videos (Flash Games and Apps not supported). Access the content that matters to you: funny clips, sports and news updates, the video link your friend sent you. In addition, the innovative one-click access to Facebook and Twitter and extensive sharing options makes Skyfire Web Browser a more social browsing experience. ”
Price: $2.99
Skyfire Web Browser
“iCab Mobile is a web browser for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It is probably one of the iPhone browsers with the richest feature set. It provides many unique and useful features you won’t find in other iPhone browsers. iCab Mobile comes with several default search engines you can choose from. You can easily add new search engines. Search suggestions from google and yahoo can be activated on the iPad. It’s also possible to search within a web page.”
Price: $1.99
iCab Mobile
“Mercury is the the most advanced and elegant web browser for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. The rich feature set includes themes, downloading, printing, fullscreen browsing, file sharing, adblock, tabs, multi touch geatures, user agent switcher, private browsing, passcode lock, save page, Facebook/Twitter integration and a lot more.”
Price: $0.99
Mercury Web Browser Pro
“Browse the web in full screen in the portrait and landscape mode without losing comfort. You can also lock the auto rotation (this works of course also in the non-full screen mode). The locked rotation will be restored when you start VanillaSurf. Define the behavior of creating new Tabs in the settings. New Tabs can be opened in the background or directly. VanillaSurf stores the currently opened Tabs and reopens them on launch (even if no internet connection is available – you can disable offline browsing in the settings).
You can delete a tab with a swipe to the right.”
Price: Free
VanillaSurf
“This browser allows you to browse the Internet without saving any data about which sites and pages you have visited. Even clear cache and cookies on exit.”
Price: Free
Private Browser With Fullscreen & Multi-Tabs Lite
“Digital Poke brings you 360 Web Browser with more features to offer than any other browsers out there with a refreshing, non-monotonous interface. Version 2.0 brings Firefox Sync, Download Manager and the ability to view Flash Videos* using CC Plugin. Get ready for the 360 Experience!”
Price: $0.99
360 Web Browser | Download Manager and Firefox Sync
“Introducing Aquari Secure Privacy Browser, the most advanced and fully featured secured browser on the iPhone. Aquari gives you the web experience you’ve come to expect from your regular iPhone Safari browser with newly added features that makes the experience even better and more secure. Get the best browser for the iPhone and don’t be fooled by any of the other crude and unpolished browsers you find in the App Store.”
Price: Free
Aquari: Stealth Browser
“FlipBrowser provides 90 bookmarks (15 x 6) with a screenshot in the main page for you to conveniently browse through your favorites. Flip Browser displays the web site in full screen, and removes useless buttons, URL, and the status bar to maximize your display. All the functions can be controlled from the flip menu.”
Price: $0.99
FlipBrowser – Full Screen browser
“If you’ve got an iPhone/iPod touch, you’re in for some of the best mobile browsing experience that’s available. Alternate Web Browser is designed with a familiar look and feel, plus a number of added features to bring out the best of iPhone/iPod touch.”
Price: $0.99
Alternate Web Browser
“Sleipnir Mobile is a web browser for iPhone that enables you to browse smoothly and efficiently with functional tabs. Tabs are always displayed on the screen so that you can open, close and sort them while viewing a page. Tab operation feature – flick to close a tab and touch and hold a link to open in new tabs in the background etc. – are very unique to Sleipnir Mobile. ”
Price: Free
Sleipnir Mobile
“Tired of seeking Wi-Fi hotspots for your iPad or iPod touch? Spending hours in commute train with no Internet access? This app allows you to save web pages and entire websites, including formatting and images, and read them offline on gorgeous iPad screen. To save a page for offline reading, touch the button while surfing the web using built-in browser. Better yet, send a link from any PC, Mac, or iPhone directly to your iPad using a handy browser bookmark.”
Price: $9.99
Offline Pages Pro
“Finally, you can view all your websites privately and in full screen for free! This is the simple, no frills web browser you’ve been waiting for.”
Price: Free
FREE Full Screen Private Browsing for iPhone & iPad
This browser has a number of useful and innovative features like Twitter integration, full screen browsing, screen capture management, and powerful search integration.
Price: $0.99
Wide Web with Twitter
The apps above represent the best Safari alternatives that we could find. Some are better than others but all of them offer at least one important feature you won’t find in Safari. There are plenty of hidden gems out there though so I’m sure we missed a few stellar browsers in our list.
Leave a comment below and let us know which mobile Safari alternatives you’ve used and what you thought of them. Be sure to point out the benefits you think it has over competing products like those above.
HDR, or High Dynamic Range imaging, is a method of mixing under exposed and over exposed images together to make a composite. This composite gives you much more vivid colors and gives your outdoor photos more detail.
Today we’ll be looking at a way to take your photos to the next level with Pro HDR, a photography application that specializes in HDR imaging.
HDR works by taking a few pictures with different degrees of brightness and exposure and combining them. Usually, the process utilizes one darkened version, and one lightened version. Through a merging process, the computer takes details from both and fuzes them together. A dark image might only show a few details due to the darkness, while the light picture will show more but will be too bright to see. By mixing these images together, you are able to see details and colors that normally wouldn’t be shown in pictures.
This give you more realistic photographs of what you are actually seeing instead of pictures where the brightness masks the details underneath. Take a sunny day for instance. When you take a normal picture, the brightness of the sun is going to hide the vivid colors of the sky and the resulting image will be too sunny. But through HDR, you’re able to filter out the brightness of the sun and get the natural colors of the sky behind you. Now you have a beautiful picture of the sky instead of a white blur.
The same works in dark situations where a normal photo will be a bit too dark to see detail. HDR is a great way to improve the quality of your photos
Apple recently added HDR as a feature for iPhone 4 users who want to get more detail in pictures. When your taking a photograph in the Camera app, tap HDR to turn it on. The resulting image will show more detail that the sun would typically mask. This works by taking three images and forming a composite, the resulting image shows more detail and color. It’s a great start, but could be better.
Pro HDR in action
What if you want a bit more control over the resulting image? Apple being Apple made their method extremely simple and didn’t include advanced controls. If you want more control the HDR process and the resulting image, download and open Pro HDR.
You have two modes in Pro HDR: automatic and manual. Tap automatic and let it snap a few pictures with various exposure settings. Now you get a preview of the HDR image. Below that you will have controls for brightness, contrast, tinting, and much more. You can fine tune exactly how your image looks to get that perfect shot. It’s just as easy as Apple’s method but with a bit more control. Advanced users can tap the manual button to fine tune the underexposed and overexposed images. Pro HDR truly gives you more control over your images than Apple’s HDR method.
Taken with Apple's HDR
Taken with Pro HDR
The Left is taken with the built-in Camera app (No HDR) , the Right is another picture taken with Pro HDR
As you can see, the images taken with Pro HDR and adjusted with the built-in brightness and contrast appear more vivid and crisp while images taken with the built-in camera appear more washed out. The clouds in the background of the ProHDR created images seem whiter and sharper compared to the grayish blurs which normally result when taking an cloudy picture on your iPhone.
The real magic to making ProHDR photos stand out is adjusting the image with ProHDRs brightness and contrast, which let you fine tune your photo masterpiece. I’ve found that using ProHDR in combination with their brightness and contrast controls results in some fantastic images.
eyeApps also have a large collection of photographs in their gallery demonstrating how Pro HDR improves your photography. It’s worth a look if you still aren’t convinced: eyeApps gallery.
The only thing I didn’t like about Pro HDR was the look and feel of the app. The app works fantastic but it doesn’t really feel professional or even like it was built for the iPhone. In fact, it almost reminds me of an Adobe Air application. The developers could greatly improve the application by hiring a professional iPhone UI designer to make it look gorgeous. Also, the app is missing the ability to share images via Social networking, a feature that almost every other photography-based app includes.
If you’re a casual photographer who wants to add a little more detail to your photos, then you’re likely going to stick with Apple’s built-in HDR button for improving your photos. But if you like experimenting with new techniques and want to get that perfect photo, download Pro HDR.
As you can see from the above photos, Pro HDR lets you tweak the exposure settings and other image properties so that the resulting image is far superior to what your iPhone is able to produce on its own. Leave a comment below and let us know what you think!
In this Quick Look, we’re highlighting Listings. The developer describes Listings as a simple app for browsing and searching craigslist. The primary focus of the app is on a clean, intuitive interface and ease-of-use.
Read on for more information and screenshots!
Listings
Here are the top five features you can expect to see in the latest version:
Requirements: iOS v4.0
Price: $0.99
Developer: Drop Apps
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Would you like an app that gives you new ideas and forces you to think? While the press is pondering the way gadgets distract and can keep us from spending time thinking, we’re going to look at an app that promises to promote your creativity and give you food for thought.
Inspiro is a unique new app designed to prompt your creativity and inspire your imagination. It generates phrases and plot ideas from a vast database of random words and phrases. Just like the fill-in-the-blank stories for kids that let them create imaginative or crazy stories, Inspiro’s phrases are designed to give you a laugh or inspiration for your next creative project. Let’s take a quick tour and see how you can put it to use to spark your creativeness.
From the second you launch Inspiro, you’ll be prompted with random ideas to inspire you. Phrases will flash by under the app’s name; tap to pause and read one, then tap again to scroll through other phrases. Press the red button to dive into Inspiro.
Get a quick inspiring or comical thought just by starting Inspiro
The main Index screen lets you choose one of three modes: The Muse, Scenarios, or The Daydream Machine. You can also tweak the app’s settings from the gear button, or go back to the launch screen by pressing Slogans. Each of the different modes let you get different types of random inspiration and phrases, so let’s look at each and see what it has to offer.
Decide your mode, tweak settings, or go back to the launch screen.
The Muse is the simplest mode in Insprio. It create basic combinations of nouns and adjectives, with 10 modes including different number and arrangements of the nouns and adjectives. The words will spin by fast at first; tap the red button to stop them, then tap an individual word to randomly change it or press the red button to change all the words.
The Muse includes 10 variations
Once you have something that sparks your imagination, press the white W button in the top left corner to add an ending phrase. You can then play with variations on the theme by locking in some of the words and randomizing others.
Freeze words to tweak the combination as you wish
If you really like the combination Inspiro generated, you can share it via email or your favorite network, save it for later, or copy it to your clipboard and save or share it in any app.
Share or save your inspiration
Scenarios is somewhat similar to The Muse, but only uses nouns and verb phrases. You can choose to have two nouns with a verb in the middle, or just a noun followed by a verb phrase. Press the rotate button on the bottom left to swap the order, and as before, press the red button to stop and start randomizing words. The combinations are definitely more on the funny side in Scenarios, so if you’re looking for inspiration for Charades or for writing a children’s book, this might be a great place to start!
Random nouns and verbs can make some funny combinations!
The Daydream Machine is my personal favorite mode, and will likely either make you laugh or contemplate the hardest, depending on the random phrase you get. Unlike the other modes, the Daydream Machine is designed to let you sit back and get ideas without tweaking anything. First, it’ll give you a starting thought on a black background.
The Daydream Machine starts out with an opening thought…
It’ll then follow up with completing thoughts that are randomly generated to make you contemplate an odd or intriguing situation. You can press the red power button to stay on the current thought; otherwise, after a few seconds it’ll give you another completing phrase to think about. This makes a fun screensaver-type animation to keep on your desk for inspiration.
…and finishes with a completing phrase.
If you’re not fond of the default words and phrases in Inspiro, you can tweak the entire vocabulary set to exclude words you don’t want or even add your own words. You can access the settings page from any screen by pressing the gear button. Depending on which mode you’re using, you may see more or less settings. If you press the gear button in The Muse or Scenarios mode, you’ll be able to select the types of words used in that mode, and then in all modes you’ll see the ratings bar on the left. This lets you quickly remove words with G, PG, or R ratings.
Depending on where you access settings, you may see different options
Now with ratings like G, PG, and R, you might expect that the words included may be drastically different and perhaps highly inappropriate for some audiences by default, but this was not our experience. To tweak further, tap the small V icon in the bottom left corner of most screens in Inspiro. This will open the Vocabulary page, where you can dive into each category of words and phrases included in the app.
View all included types of words and phrases
Tap a category to see subcategories and individual entries with their respective ratings. Tap the star to mark a word as a favorite so it will be used more often, or edit the rating as you wish. You can even remove individual entries or change their spelling to fit your regional preference.
View, edit, or remove any word or phrase you want
Want to customize it further? You can add your own categories and individual vocabulary entries to see random phrases and ideas that include the things most important to you. This is a great way to make the app work just like you want, and can be a fun way to turn it into a game that includes your family’s names and more.
Add words, categorize and rate them, then enjoy your new personalized idea machine!
Inspiro’s interface is quite nicely designed. The background textures and typography look great together, and even the realistic-looking buttons are done fairly well. However, the interface isn’t nearly as nice in the settings section. The ratings icons and the vocabulary organizer both could use some extra attention, and almost look out of place with the rest of the app.
One of the app’s best features is that you can add your own vocabulary words. This can make it a fun brainstorming tool since you can use it to come up with random ideas about topics you’re currently writing about. However, the app still seems somewhat pricey for what it offers compared to many other games on the App Store. Thankfully, though, Inspiro is a universal app that works great on any iOS device, including iPad. Unlike many games, you won’t have to purchase a standard version for your iPhone and an HD version for your iPad.
Insprio runs great on iPad … no HD version needed here!
Inspiro is a neat way to inspire your imagination, and it was more fun to use than we initially imagined. The different modes make the app a fun way to come up with inspiration for your next creative project or crazy conversation starters. Actually, if you’d like a great party game and haven’t come across any you like yet, Inspiro could make some very fun group games including inspiration for charades or pictionary-style games. At any rate, it’s still one of the more unique entertainment apps in the App Store, so if you’re looking for a way to spark some new ideas in a creative and fun way, be sure to check it out!
Everyday, everyone completes numerous tasks and for some, the completion of the tasks can sometimes be forgotten. Luckily for us Apple users, there’s a wealth of apps available in our much-loved App Store to help us get through the daily grind. One interesting dollar-priced app is in this category is Sorted.
Unlike many other to-do apps, Sorted is quite simplistic in UI and functionality. It’s simple: add tasks, get reminded and then do them. It’s not tedious, even if the task might be. So whether you need to remember to pick up milk from the store or be sure to get that birthday present, Sorted might just be your solution.
Sorted is presented in a similar way to the Apple’s Pages app, containing numerous task lists in a horizontal menu. From here, you can create a new list, delete an old one or open a current list. Opening or creating a list will bring up a notepad-like interface, akin to the iPad’s native calendar app. This is your task list, an optimistic look of your fun day ahead or your tedious list of chores.
Adding an item couldn’t be easier, with a simple tap of the plus button adding a new item for you to name. Naming the list is the only thing you need to do, but you can tap on it to change priority, set reminders and add notes.
Sorted has a Pages-style document view
In the settings, you can add different colours to the priority options and at different levels. You can either use this for it’s intended use to signify importance, or just to colour code your tasks.
Setting reminders works in a very similar way to the calendar app and adding notes too. There’s not really that much difference from a calendar, except from the lack of defining a timescale.
Sorted has a simple design. It shows your tasks, and stops there. Everything is presented in an aesthetically pleasing way sans the clutter. The idea of housing it in a notebook-like interface is no novelty here as it looks more natural than many of its competitors.
Sorted’s UI is simple but beautiful
In addition to the lack of defining a timescale, a major difference is the ability to mark tasks as completed via a one-finger swipe on the task. Doing this hides it from the open list and removes it from vision unless you venture onto the “Completed” tab.
And that brings us nicely to those four tabs at the top. The first tab shows the open list of tasks. The second re-organises the list into order of priority. Of course, colours mean nothing and instead, the importance is set by the user in the settings menu.
The third and forth tabs allow you to view all the completed task and also reorganise them by date.
Sorted uses some multi-touch gestures that you might take some time getting used to. In order to set a task as completed, you simply need to swipe with a single finger on the task. To delete a task, use two fingers in the same gesture.
If you don’t want to use the plus button, you can utilise a double tap to create a new list item. To move them up and down the list, use the grapple to drag them up and down.
So when would you use this app? Well I’m sure that the type of app would have already indicated its general, everyday usage. However, the unique thing about this particular app is the ability to go back to document view and create multiple lists. This means if you have different tasks for work and home, it’s a simple tap and swipe to change lists.
A great feature of Sorted is the priorities feature. In settings, you can set your own priority scale.
Plus, it’s great to see the priority feature play an important role in this app. Most other to-do apps neglect the diversity of importance of different tasks, so it’s nice to see this play an important role here.
I’ve been searching for a good to-do list app for the iPad for a while. This seems like it could be the one. Sorted fuses a simple UI with a simple feature set to it’s advantage as spending ages planning out your tasks instead of doing them isn’t the best way of being productive with a to-do app. If you’re looking for an attractive app that does what it says on the tin, Sorted is probably for you.
My new favorite to-do app at the moment is Sorted but i’m curious to hear what other great apps are out there. Have you tried Sorted or another to-do checklist app? Let us know in the comments!
In the past we’ve discussed at length the new fad of vintage photography via apps such as Instagram. There are plenty of outspoken haters of this trend but the rest of us are happy to enjoy the fun of bringing a little old school goodness to our high tech phones.
Some forward thinking developers have already begun looking past still photographs and bringing the same vintage trend into video. The result is a quickly growing selection of apps that make it incredibly easy to create video clips with enough retro flare to make Hipstamatic users green with envy.
This beautiful piece of software is currently being featured on the iTunes store as the App of the Week. The app comes with 25 built-in “looks” that offer different variations of dust & scratches, retro colors, flickering, light leaks, and frame jitters.
Much like with Hipstamatic, you can choose from and combine five different lenses and five different films to create a completely customized experience. These effects update live so you can see exactly what they will look like before hitting the record button.
The end product is actually quite believable as a piece of old footage. Check out the sample video here as proof.
Price: $1.99
8mm Vintage Camera
Vintage Video Maker contains five different effects to add to either a new or existing video: 20′s Movie , 60′s Home Video, Black & White Video, Sepia Video and Sepia Vintage Video. You can also slow down and speed up the video for added effect.
After you’ve recorded your video and chosen an effect, choose a sound effect to add. Options include old piano music or a running movie projector.
Price: $1.99 (limited time)
Vintage Video Maker
The developers of Vintage Video Maker also created this app. If tons of options and buttons aren’t really your thing and you’d rather have something simple, check out iRetroscope.
All you do is move the slider to a specific decade and the video effect will automatically be updated to reflect a home movie from that time period. It’s that easy!
Price: $1.99
iRetroscope
If you’re the exact opposite of the simple, easy going customer described in the previous app, this one might be for you. CinemaFX for Video includes a whopping 55 effects to make your videos look awesome.
You can stack up to three different effects from four different categories together and make side-by-side comparisons with the original video. Once you’re done, you can export your videos straight to YouTube in full HD.
For $2.99, this amazing app is quite a steal!
Price: $2.99
CinemaFX for Video
This app is all about one thing: reproducing the look of old 8mm film. The interface is a little complex for such a basic app, but once you get the hang of it you’ll love the results.
This is another app for those not too concerned with a myriad of effects but opt instead for letting the software take over while you simply shoot. One nice feature is Facebook integration so you can instantly share your videos with your friends.
If you like this one, be sure to check out Super 8, another app with a nearly identical concept but slightly different execution.
Price: $1.99
iSupr8
VintageScene-Video features a number of heavy aging effects including sepia tone, grain, darkened edges, and distressed paper. Each effect can be fine-tuned by the user for just the right touch.
The app is based on an earlier photography version, VintageScene
Price: $1.99
VintageScene-Video
The apps above each take a unique spin on the idea of applying vintage effects to modern video. It may not be what you want for all of your video projects, but it’s certainly a fun way to add more interest to some boring cell phone footage.
Leave a comment below and tell us about the vintage video apps that you’ve used. Which apps did you love and which did you hate? Are there any that we missed? Let us know!
Need 20 Yelp accounts. Immediate Requirement.
Peyment immediately . After the files submisssion to me.
10$
I need a bash script that will run and collect data from this site http://www.gazzettaufficiale.it/guridb/dispatcher?service=1&task=elenco60GuFree and store it to variables ready to feed a database.
all sub-links should be parsed too in order to create for each legislative act a line in a database. This is the idea of the project.
Documents stored on the mentioned website are laws and other norms which are freely available to public, nothing illegal.
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We have following 2 projects in our mind:
1. online trasport software
2. online school software
1. online transport software :
(a) basic concept: a trasporter collects goods from one place and sends it to the other, such as from olso to london. The consignee wants to track his consignment and consigner wants to know the shipment arrival, the tracking system. All the activities on the screen should have related advertisement on the right panel of the software (like in face book personal page). We want this to be done through our online software. We want the transporter manage a to z about his business through our website. Here, we want you to let us know about (how and what) all technically. All should be in points and with expamples. Once we approve the idea we will create the project details and award the project to the one whose idea is selected
2. online school software
Everything about :
student
teacher
school
accounts
Everything about managing school administration, teacher, employees, accounts and the same : All the activities on the screen should have related advertisement on the right panel of the software (like in face book personal page).
Happy bidding