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Creative, Inspiration, Photography, Web 2

Over 100 Billion Galaxies and He Knows Your Name

Posted By James Cooper on May 16, 2012

This incredible photo of a ‘globular cluster’ (love that term!) called ‘Messier 55′ which is in the constellation of Sagittarius. It was taken by the ESO’s (European Southern Observatory) VISTA (Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy) infrared survey telescope.

The cluster is made up of tens of thousands of stars exceedingly close together, like a swarm of bees. About 160 globular clusters have been found in our galaxy, the Milky Way, mostly toward the centre.

That looks like a lot of stars huh? But what really blew my mind was the video below (also from ESO) showing just how SMALL it is in the milky way!

Creative, IT, Photography 4

IKEA’s Cardboard Digital Camera: Add Some Fun at Your Next Church Event!

Posted By Eric Dye on May 12, 2012

Ikea Cardboard Digital Camera

Ikea’s latest endeavor turns to tech.

At this years Milan Design Week, the first sightings of Ikea’s new cardboard camera were made.

Android, Creative, iPad, iPhone, Mobile, Photography 7

Instagram Cheat Sheet

Posted By Eric Dye on May 3, 2012

Now that Android has joined the Instagram flock, even more people can enjoy the fun of Instagram!

Be honest. Have you ever had so much fun taking and sharing pictures?

Instagram is a robust and booming social network. What Twitter did to 140 characters, Instagram has done with retro styled photos.

Never have I had so much fun with a free app.

Here’s a cheat sheet to help you get the most out of Instagram:

Creative, IT, Photography 1

New Dropbox Feature: Desktop Camera Uploading

Posted By James Cooper on May 1, 2012

Quick on the heals of the recently launched Google Drive, Dropbox have announced another new great feature - desktop Camera Uploads.

Creative, Photography 0

How-To See Photographically

Posted By Narendra Motwani on April 25, 2012

A camera only records the graphic values of form, texture, color and light and nothing more.

This is the prime reason why we feel a bit disappointed at the way some photographs turn out. No motion, no life; only sharpness, unsharpness and record of colour. So, a photographer who does not want to be disappointed later makes a critical analysis of the scene beforehand and expects only that much.

The following factors will help at arriving at this sound judgement.

Creative, Photography 1

Eye vs. Camera

Posted By Narendra Motwani on April 23, 2012

There is an enormous difference between seeing through one’s eyes and through a camera. In some respects the eye is superior although in some respects the camera observes the scene better.

Let’s see what are the differences are:

Android, Creative, iPhone, Mobile, Photography 1

Use Instragram with Your Web Browser

Posted By Eric Dye on April 19, 2012

It wasn’t long after diving into Instagram that I wanted to view my feed in my browser.

Sadly, I could not.

Viewing photos, making comments — it would all be pretty cool if I could keep Instagram in it’s own tab during my desktop time.

Well, now I can!

Creative, Design, Photography, Web 2

Picnik Online Photo Editing Alternative – PicMonkey

Posted By Eric Dye on April 10, 2012

Online photo editing is one of those awesome new things that web 2.0 has brought us. Although you’re not going to find something as powerful as Photoshop, for most users, an online photo editor offers everything you would want and more.

For years, now, my wife has used Picnik for quickly editing photos for her blog. I’ve also recommended Picnik to bloggers, businesses and churches. The interface was easy to use, straight forward, and even though you had the option of upgrading to a paid premium account, the free version had plenty of great photo effects.

Picnik was eventually bought be Google, and now Google has gutted Picnik and integrated it into Google+ (and perhaps other Google products in the future), and will be shutting down Picnik on April 19th, 2012.

It’s sad to see Picnik go, but we’ve found an awesome replacement.

Art, Creative, Photography 0

A Literal Coffee Mug

Posted By Eric Dye on April 5, 2012

coffee beans mug

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We've been insanely-interested in exploring how the Church, ministries, and non-profits use technology to effectively fulfill their mission to the world.

With a small blog that started in September of 2008 we grew faster than we had ever dared to dream expanding into a network of blogs that reached more than a quarter million people every single month.

In May of 2011 we re-focused our efforts bringing all of the content back into one solidified brand - a "digital magazine" of resources that still serve the same industries and that still has the same curious heartbeat that started this movement.

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Over 100 Billion Galaxies and He Knows Your Name

IKEA’s Cardboard Digital Camera: Add Some Fun at Your Next Church Event!

Instagram Cheat Sheet

New Dropbox Feature: Desktop Camera Uploading

How-To See Photographically

Eye vs. Camera

Use Instragram with Your Web Browser

Picnik Online Photo Editing Alternative – PicMonkey

A Literal Coffee Mug

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