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Upload Your Photos and Make a FlipBook
3 December 2007 | Articles, Review | 1 Response
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The holiday season is upon us and most of us will be preparing our digital cameras to take tons of pics, and that’s good thing especially if it’s digital because you’ll have it easier to share those funny or important photos with your friends and family.
After all that photo taking than what? Upload to your favourite site of course!.One such site is Flip.com, where you will be able to create a flipbook, basically a flipbook by flip.com is a social network site with more emphasis on videos, photos and music, it’s like creating an online scrapbook or your personal pages where you can post pictures, upload video or audio and even draw or write stuff. It’s up to you.
The process is pretty much simple, just register (which is free) and begin to upload your photos and create a flipbook, the site allow you to edit your pics so you will be able to add images, text, drawings, animations and even soundtracks to your flipbook, after all the editing and designing it would be a waste if you couldn’t share it anywhere else but not to worry as you will be able to share your flipbook and popular sites like FaceBook, MySpace and you can even embed it on your blog with the codes given, just copy and paste!.
Here’s a randomly chosen flipbook as a demo.
Overall the site is geared towards teens, or more accurately it’s geared towards girls and i’m sure with the features given and the ability to edit and add stuff like animations and glitter text the site will be a hit among the gals, so if your in your teens don’t forget to stop by flip.com and upload all those holiday photos and turn them into a Flipbook!.
Review: Canon PowerShot SD1000
4 June 2007 | Photography, Articles, Digital Camera, Review | No Responses
The Canon PowerShot SD1000 has been recently reviewed by dpinterface and according to them the SD1000’s performance is above average with features that Canon is now known for: unlimited continuous shooting mode, great movie mode (now made better) and a face detection system that works.
An excerpt:
What’s hot:
* Ultra-compact retro design; includes an optical viewfinder
* Face detection AF and AE that works
* Large high-resolution LCD with good visibility, clarity and coating
* Unlimited continuous shooting at full resolution
* Very good performance
* Shortcut/ISO shift button
* Useful playback features: My Colors, redeye removal and sound recorder
* Impressive movie mode; now with a time lapse feature
* Good image quality with low noise till ISO 400
