Thursday, 12 September 2013
Top 10 Free Watermark Software That Can Protect Your Property
10. VisualWatermark.com
This site focuses mainly on protecting your images. The watermarks
they offer are fairly straightforward, giving you the option of making
the watermark appear on any side of the picture. It can be as opaque or
as clear as you want it to be.
9. Star Watermark
Yet another program that you can use to keep your images to yourself,
Star Watermark offers the same. The key difference between these two
programs is that this one allows you to alter a few dimensions and the
color of the watermark. It’s simple enough, and if you want things
straightforward, stick with this neat little program.
8. Alamoon
While Alamoon doesn’t differ much from the formula at this point, it
still offers the ability to mark your photos without much effort on your
part. However, it does come with a fairly detailed list of options
which all can be used to improve your photo. Cropping and cleaning come
with the package, so you shouldn’t have much a problem when making each
photo original.
7. WaterMark Lib
Need a program that is sure to watermark your stuff efficiently? If
so, you should really check out this program as it is both free, and
allows you to watermark batches of pictures as opposed to going at it
one at a time. This will really cut down your posting time.
6. Kigo Soft
While previous programs tend to focus on stylized looks and image
editing, this one creates a more streamlined effect. You see, it just
watermarks at an efficient speed, allowing you only the simplest
enhancements and alterations. It can also edit convert images to
different formats, which is a bonus for those that don’t particularly
like JPG images.
5. Easy Sector
A program boasting a lot more options than a watermark tool usually
has, Easy Sector seems to aim high, and achieves a lot of its goals very
well. Surprisingly, there are tons of options available when editing
your pictures, most of which are aimed at perfecting that little
watermark you so need to protect your original content.
4. Adobe Premier
For people who have a bit more cash in hand, and want to make sure
that their videos have that same brand stamping their pictures have,
then this is a tool, which can work for more than just that watermark.
It creates a small text based picture, which is translucent so it does
not impede on the film. At the same time, it’s pretty high class.
3. Pinnacle
This is another of those paid for programs which features a lot more
than watermarking. Pinnacle features a well rounded system of editing
and conversion, which can work toward that personalization. It allows
you to go beyond just adding watermarks and instead furthers your
ability to make a personal video. At the end of it, beyond the
watermarks, a few intimate touches just might be the thing that stops
your video from being stolen.
2. Blender
Blender is a free program, and with that, you should just pick it up
for your consumption. It can watermark all your videos with the help of a
handy tutorial online, and can still be used to improve upon overall
video quality. Beyond that, it’s a powerful little piece of software,
and can rival even the best editors out there.
1. JahShaka
This program is probable the oldest, yet most commonly used programs
out there. It boasts support for almost all major Operating systems and
has a huge user base, which still supports the old thing. It also has a
ton of tutorials on editing, and one of them is aimed at watermarking
your videos. Follow along with the instructions closely, and you should
be headed for a great user experience.
Saturday, 27 July 2013
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Imagenomic Portraiture v.2.3 (Full version) | 12 Mb
Imagenomic Portraiture v.2.3 (Full version) - 12 Mb
Imagenomic announced today the release of its award-winning Portraiture Plug-in for Adobe Photoshop CS5, CS5 Extended, and Elements 8. This new version adds native 64-bit support for running Portraiture from CS5 on Mac OSX (10.5/10.6 รข€“ Snow Leopard), and complements Imagenomic Plug-in support for 64-bit Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems.
Friday, 26 July 2013
Top 10 Free & Useful Software For PC User
Top 10 Free & Useful Software For PC User
Top 10 free PC programs everyone should have
There are millions of free and open source projects available, many of them better than any commercially available product. Below is a short listing of what we think is the best out there, broken down into ten categories.
Antivirus and malware protection
Most PC users realize that they need protection on their computer or may have an installed antivirus program from their computer manufacturer. What most don't realize is that there are free programs that are just as good and in some cases better than the commercial products. Below are our recommendations
Malware and Spyware protection: Malwarebytes
Backup solutions
There are dozens of free and commercially available backup programs for computers. Unfortunately many of those backups are stored locally, meaning if your house were to catch fire, get robbed, or if you lost your backup discs all your data would be lost. This is why when dealing with important data we suggest users use online backup services.
Browsers
Although Microsoft Internet Explorer comes pre-installed on Windows computers. There are several excellent free alternatives that everyone should try. These free alternatives can often be faster, have more options, and in many cases be more secure than Internet Explorer.
Internet Browser: Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome
Compression utility
When downloading files on the Internet you'll eventually encounter a .zip, .rar, or other compressed file. Dealing with these files can be easy with our below free file compression utility.
File compression utility: 7-Zip
Disc ripper and creation utility
Creating an audio or data CD/DVD, ripping the data from an audio CD, or creating a CD from a .ISO file can also be done freely using our below free recommendation.
CD burner utility: CDBurnerXP
E-mail
E-mail is yet another service that can be done freely. Most users today use online e-mail solutions like the one listed below. However, for those still using an e-mail client such as Microsoft Outlook we strongly suggest one or both of the below suggestions.
E-mail client: Mozilla Thunderbird
Online e-mail: Gmail
FTP, SFTP, and SSH Utility
Users who maintain their own web page or need to upload or download files to or from a server will have to use an FTP utility or a SSH client. There are many commercial programs capable of doing this but our below free recommendations beats them all.
FTP client: Filezilla
SSH client: Putty
Image editor, paint program, and picture organizer
There are many great free solutions for editing, creating, and organizing your images on your computer. Many of the programs capable of doing these tasks can be several hundred dollars, but all of the below programs are completely free.
Image editor: GIMP
Paint program: Paint.net
Picture organizer: Google Picasa
Multimedia
There are dozens of different multimedia programs with different capabilities and limitations. Below are our top free multimedia programs for watching video files and recording audio.
Audio editing and creating tool: Audacity
Video and DVD Player: VLC
Office Suite
An Office suite such as Microsoft Office is often one of the most expensive programs that a user can install on their computer. Why install these expensive programs when there are free solutions that are just as good.
Office suite: OpenOffice
Notepad and Source code editor: Notepad++
Thursday, 27 June 2013
How to install fonts
To install fonts, first things first: you need to choose one you like. Perhaps a cursive font or a grunge font.
Got one? Ok. Next you will click the “download” button.
And this is where we will split up the PC Users from the Mac users.
How To Install Fonts for Mac users
You guys have it easy. After you click download, the file will pop up in your download window.Double-click it.
Another pop-up window will appear with the font file.
Double-click that.
One more pop-up window appears with a button on the bottom right that says “install font”.
You’re done.
How To Install Fonts for PC Users
After you click download, a zip file window will pop up containing your new fonts. Don’t touch them yet.Go to your start menu > settings > control panel > fonts.
Open the two menus side by side.
Drag the font file (it will end in .ttf or .otf) from the zip folder into the fonts folder.
Done!
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