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Sometimes the background in a photograph gets in the way. While you could take a photo and remove or mask out the background in a graphics program, it can often be a tedious and time-consuming operation. There is an alternative: Hemera Photo-Objects. A Photo-Object is simply a photograph of an object with the background removed. It’s also a world of design and composition possibilities.
Photo-Objects provide access to thousands of objects with transparent backgrounds — a great time-saver. There are currently half-a-dozen Photo-Objects collections. With Volumes I & II you get a combined total of over 100,000 images in dozens of categories. A printed catalog comes with each package. These collections are both affordable and flexible and are available for both the Windows and Macintosh platforms. Other Photo-Objects collections are Windows only.

Each volume provides a powerful search engine that allows you to quickly and easily locate the perfect image for your needs. Select a category or type in a keyword or two then view thumbnails of all the applicable images from all the CDs. If you have both Volumes, the program will install an integrated search utility that searches CDs from both collections. If you have only one volume, simply install without that option. The Export Wizard allows you to save each Photo-Object in the format that works best for your application. You can also cut-n-paste or drag-n-drop images to your desktop or software program.

PhotoFont Maker also comes with each volume. It’s a fun little utility that lets you create words and phrases in your desired font then fill it with a photo texture. The resulting images can be exported in the same manner as the Photo-Objects.

Hemera Photo Objects 50.000 Volume I (DVD)

• 50,000 royalty-free Photo-Objects in over 80 categories
• Image search engine
• PhotoFont Maker creates photorealistic text
• Over 200 textures to use with PhotoFont Maker
• Export Wizard exports a Photo-Object to another application
• Size 4.24 GB

Hemera Photo Objects 50.000 Volume II (DVD)

• Contains more than 50,000 new royalty-free photo objects
• More than 90 categories
• Easy-to-use search engine
• Drag-and-drop export
• More than 200 new PhotoFont textures
• Size 4.36 GB

Hemera Photo Objects 50.000 Volume III (DVD)

• Over 50,000 ALL NEW royalty-free digital images from Hemera
• Images are pre-masked with their own alpha channel
• 32-bit true-colour images have a base resolution of 600X600 pixels (300 DPI)
• Quickly search, format, resize, crop and export in a single application
• Choose from over 80 image themes
• Size 4.21 GB

Hemera BizArt 56.000 (DVD)

• Over 56,000 high-quality, hand-picked images for creating the right look for your company
• Draw from a library of over 11,000 stock photos that show businesses in action, just like yours
• Create a professional image that gets attention, with over 15,000 Photo-Object images
• Advanced vector clip art images add that dynamic, high-tech look to create the professional look for your business
• Perfect for Websites, presentations, letterhead, even greeting cards
• Size 4.15 GB

Hemera EduArt Win (03CD)

• 50,000 images hand-picked for educational projects
• Over 25,100 totally scalable vector clip art images
• Over 10,100 pre-masked Photo-Objects® images
• Over 15,100 professional color and B&W photos
• Get images to projects fast with an easy and intuitive image browser
• Every image is royalty-free

ae.tuts + is a site made to house and showcase some of the best After Effects tutorials around. We publish tutorials that not only produce great effects, but explain them in a friendly, approachable manner. We also stock up links to tutorials, articles, presets and plugins from around the web to help you get the most out of After Effects.
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Do You Want To Start Your Own Blog But Are Not Sure Where To Begin? Then this is for you. This Video Course is A Guide That Shows You Step By Step. How To Plan, Create, Customize and Secure Your Blogging Empire!

Finally I decided to get it myself. I know some of you need it for uni. These are hard to find Bentley Microstation Tutorials from CADLearning site. I used some of these and they are very good if you want to learn Microstation… one of the most accurate CAD software around. Here is the list of the tutorials. The XM version is practically the same as the latest version V8i. It is hard to find good Microstation tutorials so enjoy and seed.
Contents:
MicroStation Manager Overview of the MicroStation XM Manager interface
User Interface Overview of the MicroStation XM user interface
User Interface Using the mouse within MicroStation
User Interface Right-click menus
User Interface Overview of the MicroStation XM toolbars
User Interface Overview of the MicroStation XM File menu
User Interface Overview of the MicroStation XM icons and short cuts
User Interface Overview of the MicroStation PopSets
User Interface Understanding the MicroStation XM Workspace user preferences
User Interface The MicroStation Command Line
User Interface Using the key-in browser
User Interface Exploring the MicroStation XM Tool settings
User Interface Using the Function keys
User Interface Understanding the mouse button assignments
User Interface Creating new design file
User Interface File settings
User Interface File Open
User Interface Saving your work
User Interface Save Settings
User Interface Changing the appearance of your icons
User Interface Basic file navigation using the zoom tools
User Interface Advanced 1 zoom tools – Clip Volume
User Interface Copy View
User Interface Advanced 2 zoom tools – View Previous/Next
User Interface View Rendering
User Interface Introduction to 3D view tools
User Interface Saved Views
User Interface Understanding icons and how they change to fit the active tool
Coordinate Entry Understanding the design plane
Coordinate Entry Absolute coordinate data entry method
Coordinate Entry Relative coordinate data entry method
Coordinate Entry Polar coordinate data entry method
Coordinate Entry Direct Distance Entry – AccuDraw
Coordinate Entry Dynamic input
Drawing Geometry Drawing units
Drawing Aids Understanding the Isometric Lock
Drawing Aids Understanding the Annotation Scale Lock
Drawing Aids Understanding the ACS Lock
Drawing Aids Introduction to Snaps
Drawing Aids Using Snaps in MicroStation XM
Drawing Aids Using Snaps in MicroStation XM – MultiSnap
Drawing Aids Using Snaps modes to produce lines
Drawing Aids Understanding the AccuSnap Settings
Levels Introduction to Levels
Levels Understanding the Level Manager dialog box
Levels Understanding the Level Display dialogs
Levels Level Creation and Naming
Levels Level Display – View Display
Levels Level Display – Global Display
Levels Level Display – Global Freeze
Levels Level Display – Change Level
Levels Level Display – Show Target Tree
Levels Level Filter/Search
Levels Level Override
Data Manipulation Overview of data manipulation tools
Data Manipulation Element selection
Data Manipulation Undo and Redo commands
Data Manipulation The Move command
Data Manipulation The Copy command
Data Manipulation Interacting with view controls and manipulation commands
Data Manipulation The Scale command
Data Manipulation The Rotate command
Data Manipulation The Mirror command
Data Manipulation The Array command
Data Manipulation The Align Element by Edge command
Data Manipulation The Stretch Element command
Data Manipulation The Copy/Move Parallel command
Data Manipulation The Move to Contact command
Data Manipulation – Fence Place Fence overview
Data Manipulation – Fence Place Fence – types
Data Manipulation – Fence Fence content manipulation
Data Manipulation – Fence Place Fence – modes
Data Manipulation – Fence Fence tools
Data Manipulation – Fence Save Fence
Attributes Using Attributes
Attributes Change Element Attributes
Attributes Change Element Attributes Area type and Fill type
Attributes Change Line Style Attributes
Attributes Change Multiline Attributes
Attributes Match Element Attributes
Groups Drop Element
Groups Create Complex Chain
Groups Create Complex Shape
Groups Create Region
Groups Named Groups
Data Modification Modify Element
Data Modification Partial Delete
Data Modification Break Element
Data Modification Extend Element
Data Modification Extend 2 Elements to Intersection
Data Modification Extend Element to Intersection
Data Modification Trim Elements
Data Modification IntelliTrim Elements
Data Modification Insert and Delete Vertex
Data Modification Create a Circular Fillet and a Chamfer
Annotation Place text – tool settings
Annotation Place text – Word Processor
Annotation Place text – Spell Checker
Annotation Place text – insert symbols
Annotation Place text – stacked fractions
Annotation Place text – indents and tabs
Annotation Place Text – placement methods
Annotation Place text – Text Style 1
Annotation Place text – Text Style 2
Annotation Place text – Text Style 3
Annotation Place text – Text Style 4
Annotation Place text – place note
Annotation Edit text
Annotation Text Attributes
Annotation Place Text Node
Annotation Copy/increment text
Annotation Using text data fields
Annotation Find/replace text
Annotation Text – insert text fields
Annotation Using Annotation Scale – text
Cells Overview of a cell
Cells Placing a cell
Cells Cell Library
Cells Place cell matrix and terminator
Cells Create cell
Cells Update/replace cell
Measure Using the Measure Tools
Dimensioning Overview of Dimensions
Dimensioning Create Dimension Style – metric
Dimensioning Create Dimension Style – imperial
Dimensioning Dimension Element
Dimensioning Dimension Linear
Dimensioning Dimension Angular
Dimensioning Dimension Ordinates
Dimensioning Dimension Place Note
Dimensioning Dimension Match/Change Dimension
Dimensioning Reposition Dimensions
Dimensioning Using Annotation Scale
Models Overview of Design Models and Sheets
Models Creating a Design Model
Models Creating Sheet Model (Full Size)
Models Creating a Sheet Model (Annotation Scale)
Models Importing Models
Models Working with DWG files
Models Linking a border/title block to a Sheet
Referencing Introduction to Reference Files
Referencing Reference Files level manipulation
Referencing Attaching Reference Files
Referencing Detaching Reference Files
Referencing Reference File reload/out of date
Referencing Understanding live nesting Reference Files
Referencing Merging a Reference File into the Master File
Referencing Dealing with missing Reference Files
Referencing Dealing with misaligned Reference Files
Referencing Referencing file clipping
Referencing Referencing a Design Model to a Sheet
Referencing Advanced methods of attaching Reference Files
Referencing Raster Referencing
File Management Overview of the File pulldown menu
File Management File New – DGN
File Management File New – DWG
File Management File Save As – DGN (Version 8 DGN)
File Management File Save As – DGN (Version 7 DGN) part 1
File Management File Save As – DGN (Version 7 DGN) part 2
File Management File Save As – DWG (various DWG Versions)
File Management File Save As – DWG (common settings)
File Management File Import/Export
File Management File Open for other file formats
File Management Using the Batch Convert tools – Part 1
File Management Using the Batch Convert tools – Part 2
Object Linking Using OLE linking to place Office data into your DGN file
Auxiliary Coordinate System
(ACS) Overview of Auxiliary Coordinate Systems (ACS)
Auxiliary Coordinate System
(ACS) Defining the ACS location
Auxiliary Coordinate System
(ACS) Using AccuDraw to define the ACS
Auxiliary Coordinate System
(ACS) Creating Multiple ACS
Printing Overview of printing within MicroStation
Printing Selecting the correct print driver/scale
Printing Selecting the print area and colors
Printing Printing Sheet Models
Printing Creating print/plot
Printing Creating print/plot (3D PDF)
Printing Understanding the print driver
Coordinate Entry Dynamic input
Drawing Geometry Drawing units
Drawing Geometry The Place Line command
Drawing Geometry The Place Smartline command
Drawing Geometry The Place MultiLine command
Drawing Geometry The Place Point command
Drawing Geometry The Place Block command
Drawing Geometry The Place Shape command
Drawing Geometry The Place Orthogonal Shape command
Drawing Geometry The Place Regular Polygon command
Drawing Geometry The Place Circle tool
Drawing Geometry The Place Ellipse tool
Drawing Geometry The Place Arc tool
Drawing Geometry The Place Orthogonal Shape command
Drawing Geometry The Place Quarter Ellipse tool
Drawing Geometry Modify Curve
AccuDraw An overview of the AccuDraw tool
AccuDraw The AccuDraw settings
AccuDraw Using AccuDraw with the Placement tools
AccuDraw The AccuDraw Smart Lock
AccuDraw The AccuDraw Set Origin shortcut
AccuDraw Working with Snaps and AccuDraw
AccuDraw Working with AccuDraw Rotate Compass shortcut
AccuDraw Listing the AccuDraw shortcuts
AccuDraw Listing the AccuDraw pop-up calculator
Hatching and Patterning Understanding Hatching and Patterning
Hatching and Patterning Understanding Associated Hatching/Patterning
Hatching and Patterning Hatch Area – Element
Hatching and Patterning Hatch Area – Flood
Hatching and Patterning Hatch Area – Union, Intersection and Difference
Hatching and Patterning Hatch Area – Points
Hatching and Patterning Hatch Area – Fence
Hatching and Patterning Hatch Area – Cross Hatch
Hatching and Patterning Pattern Area
Hatching and Patterning Linear Patterning
Hatching and Patterning Show Pattern Attributes
Hatching and Patterning Match Pattern Attributes
Hatching and Patterning Change Pattern Attributes
Hatching and Patterning Understanding the different Hatch options
Hatching and Patterning Using the Delete Pattern tool
Drawing Aids Understanding Locks (overview)
Drawing Aids Understanding the Axis Lock
Drawing Aids Understanding the Grid Lock
Drawing Aids Understanding the Unit Lock

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This unique series, sponsored by the KODAK Worldwide Student Program, has great value to both students and working cinematographers. Nine of the world’s finest cinematographers share their wealth of experience in a workshop setting, as they guide you through a series of professional lighting problems both in the studio and on location. 3-D computer animations are used to vividly illustrate the approaches used to solving them.
Kodak: Lighting Dances With Wolves
Dean Semler (Road Warrior, City Slickers, Dead Calm) demonstrates the techniques that won him an Academy Award for the cinematography of “Dances With Wolves.” Dean’s background in documentary films is a major influence on his visuals. This workshop recreates the lighting of an interior fireside scene “Wolves”, using an exact replica of the teepee set. The workshop footage was shot anamorphical, using a Panavision camera and a crane.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Dean discusses and demonstrates: wide screen composition, relationship between lighting design and coverage and the best use of high speed film stocks in low light situations.
Kodak: Lighting Dead Poets Society
John Seale (Rainman, Gorillas in the Mist, Witness) conducts an intensive and inspirational lighting workshop in the studios of the Australian Film, Radio and Television School. The dormitory set “Dead Poets Society” was painstakingly reconstructed for this workshop. Even more important than the technical knowledge it contains is the insight this program gives into Seale’s working philosophy.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Seale guides the students and our camera through the lighting setups he used for summer, for winter, for night and for day. Tricks and techniques are divulged which he uses to achieve extremely difficult effects while maximizing the num
Kodak: Studio Lighting A Comparative Workshop
Two internationally renowned cinematographers light the same shots the same dramatic script in this back-to-back workshop. Don McAlpine ( Patriot Games, Breaker Morant and My Brilliant Career ) and Denis Lenoir ( Monsieur Hire, Clear and Present Danger and Mrs. Doubtfire ) vividly demonstrate how differences in creative style and approach affect the impact and tone of the scene. This program is packed with technical information, demonstrations & insights into the role of the cinematographer.
Kodak: Location Lighting with Geoff Burton
Location lighting, utilizing the equipment one truck can carry, is the most common task a young cinematographer will face. Geoff Burton ( The Year My Voice Broke, Flirting, Wide Sargasso Sea ) condenses his many years of location lighting experience in this highly practical and useful workshop. Geoff’s approach emphasizes maximum use of natural lighting resources ( daylight and practical ) and imitating these sources with the light he adds. Geoff shows how to work with the limitations of locations space and design ( in this case three rooms of a cramped apartment ) rather than against them. He demonstrates how fast stocks and fast work can be critical to success.
Kodak: Shooting For Realism With Allen Daviau & Sacha Vierny
Allan Daviau ( E.T., The Color Purple, Empire Of The Sun ) and Sacha Vierny ( Hiroshima mon Amour; The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover, Prospero’s Books ) are given the same script and set. Daviau creates a series of intricate setups, clearly explaining each problem he encounters and the solutions he finds by using filters, lights and F-stops changes. Vierny experiments with a simple and elegant camera move that encompasses much of the action but presents him with a new challenge: hiding the dolly track. Computer graphics of the lighting setups as well as side-by-side comparisons of the finished scenes help you to better understand the techniques and appreciate the results.
Kodak: Shooting For Drama With Robby Muller & Peter James
Robby Muller’s credits include Repo Man, Paris Texas, To Live and Die in L.A., Peter James Shot Alive!, Rich in Love and Driving Miss Daisy. Both were given the same script and set constraints. The beautiful images they created reflect their different backgrounds and philosophies on the art the business of filmmaking. Muller creates a moody and impressionistic feel that is characteristic of his approach. James on the other hand neatly sidesteps the problems caused by cyc too close to the set and creates a wider view of the windswept dusty cafe. Both men prove to be generous teachers, sharing many creative and technical insights that come years behind the camera. The video culminates with a split screen comparisons of each cinematographer’s finished piece.
Kodak: Shooting For Fantasy With Sacha Vierney & Denis Lenoir
French cinematographer Denis Lenoir ( Monsieur Hire, Paris Awakes, Shuttlecock Zone ) and Sacha Vierny ( Hiroshima Mon, Amour, Prospero’s Books, Stavisky ) explorethe world of cinematic fantasy and magic. Vierny generously shares one of his special secrets, shoeing how to create a magical beam of light without the usual need for a smoked filled room. The effect is electric. Lenoir takes you through each step of his lighting design and also gives invaluable information about the use of fluorescent lights. This program explores the techniques that make magic on the screen, but more importantly the cinematographer’s creative thought process behind the magic.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Lenoir demonstrates the ability of one special effect to hide another and how to combine several effects to create magic.
Kodak: Shooting For Black & White With Allen Daviau & Denis Lenoir
Allen Daviau ( The Falcon and The Snowman, Avalon, Bugsy, Twilight Zone, The Color Purple ) takes students back to the golden age of cinematography – the 1920′s. He painstakingly recreates the shooting style by employing the filtration, vignetting, aspect ratios and shot coverage of the period. In doing so he evokes the spirit and dynamic of the B&W silent screen masterpieces. Denis Lenoir ( Monsieur Hire, Daddy Nostalgie / These Fooling Things, Paris Awakes Shuttlecock ) creates an intriguing comparison to the work of Daviau by using modern cinematic techniques featuring a moving camera. He shoots with both color and B&W stock to make the comparison complete.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS As well as being a storehouse of practical information, this program is an ode to the haunting beauty of black and white cinematography and a wonderful essay on the changing art of the cinematographer the 1920′s to the present day.

Cisco Networking Academy is a comprehensive e-learning initiative that enables students to develop valuable information and communication technology skills for increased access to opportunities in the global economy. To learn more about the program, how to get involved, career resources for students, how we are addressing the digital divide, and more. Packet Tracer is an application produced by Cisco Systems to provide a virtual simulation of real life equipment and situations.
Contains

Cisco Systems Packet Tracer
Packet Tracer OSPF
Packet Tracer Subinterfaces
Packet Tracer Video
Switch VLAN
WAN connection ADSL

CCNA 3 Ch 1 Lab Intro using Packet Tracer 5.0.mp4
Cisco Systems Packet Tracer
configuration frame relay.mp4
EIGRP,FRAME RELAY, HTTP AND DNS Packet Tracer.mp4
Frame-Relay Packet Tracer 5.2 (Cisco) Tagalog Tutorial.mp4
How to configure OSPF in Packet Tracer..mp4
How to configure RIPv2 in Packet Tracer..mp4
Multiuser Connection Packet Tracer 5.1.mp4
OSPF Authentication Lab using Packet Tracer 5.mp4
Packet Tracer – DHCP Server with IP Helper.mp4
Packet Tracer – DHCP Setup.mp4
Packet Tracer OSPF
Packet Tracer Subinterfaces
Packet Tracer Video
Packet Tracer VLANS
Static Routing using Packet Tracer 5.0.mp4
Switch + Router Vlan Packet Tracer.mp4
Switch VLAN
Testing Security Policies with Packet Tracer.mp4
Tutorial Packet Tracer 5.1 Nube Fame Relay.mp4
using packet tracer Connecting to a web server using IP.avi.mp4
VTP Trunk VLAN.mp4
WAN connection ADSL
Wifi con Packet Tracer.mp4

CCNA Routing & Switching Exam Course
Join one of the most highly regarded and experienced CCIE instructors in the industry, CCIEx3 #8593 Brian McGahan (R&S, Security, SP), for this comprehensive look at the technologies covered in the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Routing & Switching exams. With over 25 hours of instructor-led videos, this class contains both easy to understand and in-depth explanations, along with hands-on examples on the Cisco IOS Command Line Interface. The class will not only fully prepare you for the latest 640-822 ICND1 (CCENT), 640-816 ICND2, and 640-802 CCNA exams, but it will also expand your understanding of core technologies that are essential to know for beginning or advancing your career with today’s networks.
CCNA Associate Course – 640-802 Overview :: Runtime 22 hours 49 minutes

* Introduction
* Network Devices & Components
* OSI Model & TCP/IP Model
* Network Applications
* Connecting to the IOS Command Line Interface
* Cisco IOS PING, Traceroute, & TFTP
* IOS File & Configuration Management with TFTP
* TFTP Servers & Network Management Systems (NMS)
* Local Area Networks (LANs) Overview
* IP ARP, MAC Address Flooding & Learning
* Collision Domains, Broadcast Domains, & VLANs
* Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)
* VLAN Trunking & VTP
* Spanning-Tree Protocol (STP)
* STP Path Selection & RSTP
* IP Addressing, Subnetting, & VLSM
* IP Routing
* Inter-VLAN Routing & Static Routing
* Static vs. Dynamic Routing
* Dynamic Routing Configuration
* RIPv2 Overview & Configuration
* EIGRP Overview
* EIGRP Configuration
* OSPF Overview
* OSPF Configuration Part 1
* OSPF Configuration Part 2
* IPv6
* Cisco Security Device Manager (SDM)
* Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
* Domain Name System (DNS)
* Network Address Translation (NAT)
* Access Control Lists (ACLs)
* Wide Area Network (WAN) Overview
* Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)
* Frame-Relay Overview
* Frame-Relay Configuration

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Looking at how powerful Photoshop can be in terms of photo editing, it??™s probably not important if you are taking photographs or being labeled an amateur photographer. As long as you picked up a couple of Photoshop photo editing skills, it will still impress those who sees it.So the next time you want to publish some photos online, consider editing them so they look more impressive. A compilation of 30 Nicest Photoshop Photo Effects you can take into reference. Full content after jump.