
The Library of Congress is working to preserve film for hundreds, even
thousands of years. Seriously. In this article from Creative COW
Magazine, Ken Weissman, Supervisor of the Library's Film Preservation
Laboratory, tells the steps they're taking toward the ultimate archive
system, starting with the restoration of films first printed on paper
instead of film!
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Practical Particles Trapcode's Particular & Adobe After Effects Video Tutorials with Project Files
$49.95
The inspiration to create this tutorial DVD on Particular came when Michael Park realized just how integral to media creation particles have become. From advertisements, to feature films, to television shows, particles are literally everywhere. He chose to use Trapcode’s Particular as his particle generator of choice because of the immense flexibility it affords and some of the unique features it offers compared to the particle generators inside of After Effects.
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Adobe After Effects Tutorials Podcast Lens Flare in AE and Premultiplication Explained by Ben Rollason (14:37) -- 4/29/2010
In this After Effects podcast tutorial, Ben Rollason teaches Creative COW members not only the easy steps to giving a lens flare an alpha channel for exporting, but also explains what premultiplication means. -
Adobe After Effects Tutorials Podcast Subtract and Divide Blending Modes in AE CS4 by Ben Rollason (07:44) -- 4/29/2010
In this AE podcast, Ben Rollason demonstrates how to do subtract and divide blending modes in Adobe After Effects CS4 and below. -
Boris FX Tutorials Podcast Introducing Boris Continuum Complete 7 AE by Paul Ezzy (29:07) -- 4/29/2010
Boris Continuum Complete 7 AE brings over 200 filters to Macintosh and Windows versions of Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro CS5, CS4, and CS3. The new release features 11 new filters including a 3-way color grade filter with built-in keying and more. -
Blender Podcast The Blender 3D Survival Guide - Part 10 by Paolo Ciccone (27:39) -- 4/26/2010
In this episode of the Blender Survival Guide we explore in detail how to edit existing keyframes for a simple animation. The video shows how to re-time portions of the animation, how to add hold keyframes, how to create loopable animations and more... -
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May 6, '10 Los Angeles CA United States LA Web Professionals Group May 2010 meeting - Adobe Creative Suite 5 Launch Meeting featuring Adobe's Rick Miller |
May 8, '10 Boulder CO Dreamweaver Hands-On Intensive - Class |
May 2, '10 - May 8, '10 Rockport ME United States Websites for Photographers -- Workshop |
May 2, '10 - May 8, '10 Rockport ME United States Intermediate 2D Animation -- Workshop |
May 7, '10 - May 9, '10 New York NY United States Video DSLR Fundamentals Workshop Returns! May 7th - 9th |
May 7, '10 - May 9, '10 Erie PA United States Spirit Quest Film Festival |
May 10, '10 Boulder CO WordPress - Installing & Getting Started |
May 11, '10 Boulder CO Greenscreen Video Techniques - Workshop |
May 12, '10 Edison NJ United States NJVA WEVA Institute Northeast Conference |
May 12, '10 Boston MA United States Learning Lab Series: Steadicam's Newest and Lightest |
May 10, '10 - May 12, '10 London UK Colorist Strategies |
May 14, '10 burbank CA United States Avid's Post NAB Product Lineup @ Editors' Lounge |
May 15, '10 Boulder CO The Emotional Cinematographer - Workshop |
May 15, '10 - May 16, '10 New York New York United States Light & Shadow : ADVANCED Film and Video Lighting Workshop |
May 15, '10 - May 16, '10 Shavertown PA United States Pocono Mountain Lighting Workshop - May 15-16, 2010 |
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 Michael Hurwicz
Michael Hurwicz is a writer, Web developer and musician. He is based in Eastsound, Washington. more... |
 How to automate splitting images that have been scanned on a single scan into their own compositions by using the automate, crop and straighten tool built into Adobe Photoshop. Photoshop will automati more...Get help with, or discuss this tutorial in the COW's Adobe Photoshop Forum. |
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