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Video shooting with latest trends

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Video shooting with latest trends

Video shooting is completely controlled and handled by superfine cameras like handy cam and DSLR cameras. Videos are served for various personal and commercial purposes. Most of the people use it for personal uses for advertising a product based on a small scale and for personal amusement. Videos are mostly created for the sole intention to promote any particular person or product.

While in the case of commercial use, videos are made for music, film and advertisement purposes. Technology plays a vital role in the upbringing of a great video. But the technology however changes from time to time causing the video production to also change consecutively. However with this change in technology, the quality of the video also does get better.

There are many trends for promotional video shooting like latest formats of camera, green screen technology and filming with the DSLR Camera. The camera format is one of the constantly-changing technologies of video photography. Several edit systems are being introduced in the latest camera formats enabling in better quality video.

With this advanced ability to record camera formats, one does not has to use the lengthy transcode procedure. One can keep the secure by carefully manage the data and enables in storage of the material. It is suggested to keep three extra copies on different hard drives as they are weak enough and get damaged fast. Separate drives are recommended for keeping these copies for protection against any loss.

With the usage of green screen technology one can make the visual appearance highly appealable to others eyes. This technology is also cost effective and thus tends to be used in films screened these days. As this trend is not that much new it gives the background of various scenes a realistic look and as it is computer-generated for using widely in film purpose only.

This technique of video shooting is mostly shot in a green screen studio. Usually green screen is also known as the chroma-key comprising the mixing of two images with each other. After removal of the background color of one’s fist image, the second image which is behind tends to serve as the final backdrop of the video, further providing the effortless possibilities using any kind of visual backdrop.

The usage of DSLR camera is usually for filming and can give a boundless freedom to any seasonal videographer. This technique of video shooting comprises of lots of fun and excitement. These cameras are rather cheaper compared to any professional level camcorder and thus have the capability of the creation of professional-looking video. One of the best advantages of video shooting with a DSLR camera is that one can just pull out the box and start shooting.

Extra Accessories are however required for carrying out a shooting with the camera. Nowadays everyone is using this type of camera for shooting and it is quickly becoming popular due to its versatile nature and negotiable price. A DSLR utilizes the still images and also the large image sensors for video shooting.

Usually these sensors are larger than any other video cameras and the DSLR shoots the video in full 1080 HD when combined with the flexibility of the large image sensor.

Leaked Images Of Samsung Galaxy S4

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The Images of Samsung Galaxy S4 Leaked from China

Samsung Galaxy S4 | Leaked Images

The leaked images shows that the Galaxy S4, Samsung’s next – generation flagship mobile which is set for launch this week. These images popped up on a Chinese Forum this morning 52 Samsung.

 

The pictures, if legitimate, confirm several of widespread rumours about the forthcoming Smartphone specifications, particularly the upgrade to a massive 5” screen.

Specifications in Details according to rumours – Full 1080p HD AMOLED display, run Android 4.2.1 (might come with 4.2.2 out of the box), 1.8GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, 13 MP camera and a 2MP front – facing camera, a PowerVR SGX 544MP graphics processor. To looks and Design Samsung Galaxy S4 looks similar to the Samsung Galaxy S3, but if real, the Samsung Galaxy S4 will sport aluminium around the sides.

Another hot and anticipated feature of the handset is Samsung’s patented ‘eye tracking’ system, which will allow users to automatically scroll through WebPages by simply casting their eyes across the display.

Samsung will officially unveil the Galaxy S4 on March 14th.

We hope Samsung WOW’s us again and gives us a great product.

Share your thought’s about the Galaxy S 4 in the comments section below.

Choose The Best Free WordPress Theme For Your Website

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How To Choose The Best Free WordPress Theme For Your Website

Selecting the right WordPress theme for your website can prove to be slightly trickier, than what it might appear to be at first glance. The sheer volume of themes available on the web can confuse you just a bit – while you might also be led into thinking that only the paid (premuim) themes are actually suitable for business websites. That, however, is not the case – at least during the initial phases of your web design schemes. We will here give you a brief rundown of the factors that you need to consider, To choose the best free WordPress theme for your website :

i) Compatibility with SEO regulations – Go for a theme that would allow you to ensure that the overall website design remains SEO-friendly. You should be easily able to incorporate tables, frames and CSS stylesheets on the theme, so that the website can be easily 'crawled' by the search engine bots. Viewers would prefer a neat, uncluttered website theme too!

ii) Navigation options – Lots of fancy drop-down menus, animated tabs and concealed links – can you guess what a WordPress theme with all these can result in? That's right – a large number of totally confused visitors! Keep the bounce rate of your website as low as possible, by choosing a theme that has simple, systematic, clutter-free navigation features. People should never face any difficulties while browsing to the different sections of the website.

iii) Check the coding – Smart website development requires proper coding (HTML, Javascript, etc.) - and you must pay due attention to this factor, while choosing a website theme. Make sure that you have a proper idea of the codes that have been used in the free theme of your choice. Troubleshooting, as and when required, will become a whole lot easier!

iv) Scalability – Choosing the theme is one of the very first things, in the process of web design & development. However, as your business expands in its scope, modifications in the web pages, as well as addition of new pages would become necessary. Find out if the WordPress theme that has caught your fancy offers adequate flexibility and scalability options. You don't want to be stuck with a static website, right? Find out more about the importance of scalable website themes – right here!

v) Monetization options – It's a business website you are looking to create – and hence, monetizing it should feature prominently in your website development plans. Make sure that the theme you choose has proper, adequate places for putting up ads. The advertisements should never come into the main content area either.

vi) Placement of social media widgets – Your business website simply has to be connected with the different social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, etc.). Find out if such social media widgets can be easily placed on the side/bottom section of the WordPress theme you choose. If insertion of the widgets requires elaborate changes in the coding, look for an alternative option. Click here to get more information on the importance of social media in business.

Vii) Avoid themes that are too common – You will find certain themes that have been listed to be the most popular. Be wary while choosing any such theme. Unless your website design services expert so recommends, staying away from such themes would be advisable. You don't want your website to bear an uncanny resemblance with that of your competitors, right?

Viii) Make sure that adequate support services are available – Merely choosing a free WordPress theme is not all there is to do – when you plan to launch a website. Make sure that the theme comes with advanced technical support services. You are probably new in the world of online marketing – and, in the absence of proper support, your website design plans can go for a toss.

In addition, make sure that the WordPress theme you choose does not have any provision for hidden links/texts. Do not go by the appearance of the home page only, and check the other, deep-linked pages too. The theme should also be fluid, so that your website remains easily viewable on all types of mobile handsets, tablets, PDAs and other handheld devices. A free WordPress theme can work just fine for your website – provided you keep the above factors in mind while choosing it.

Hope This Article Helped you choose the best free WordPress theme for your website.

Leave Your Views Down in the Comments Section Below.

Advancements In Wireless Technology

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Advancements In Wireless Technology

Wireless technology has come a long way since its inception with the creation of the photo phone by Alexander Graham Bell and Charles Sumner Tainter. Today, wireless technology is being applied in various areas for use in air band and radio navigation, remote controls, cell phones, wireless internet services and satellite television, just to name a few. Wireless technology has now become one of the most popular forms of technology in use.

One of the greatest advantages of wireless technology is that the need of cables for the purpose of connecting two or more points together is eliminated. Cables tend to be bulky and are not practical for use in certain scenarios, for instance when you are on the move. However, with the use of wireless technology, you are able to easily communicate and stay in touch with information. Secondly, wireless technology is incredibly cheap compared to cable technology. This removes the need for installing a wire based technology, as cables tend to be very expensive to buy and maintain. Also, wireless technology is very flexible and can be accessed anywhere.

Concepts based on wireless technology such as Wi-Fi internet access has led to better and faster internet speeds. This can be applied in schools and businesses whereby there will be no need to use cables in order to have a physical connection between computers for internet access. Another perfect example is Bluetooth technology that facilitates data sharing over short distances through the use of mobile phones and other movable devices like laptops.

New advancements are still being made in the area of wireless technology. For instance, a large number of smart phones have features enabling them to access wireless internet. As time goes by, it is expected that wireless technology will not only be applied in electronic gadgets but in other areas such as industries. For instance, a new concept referred to as wireless energy transmission allows electrical energy to be transferred without the use of cables or other conductors from a power source to an electric load. In such a case, some of the risks that occur through tampered cables can be reduced significantly. Furthermore, it leads to more efficiency and speed in job performance.

The future of wireless technology is expected to bring forth innovations that will ease up some of the daily tasks that are tiring to perform, thereby making them simpler.


One example of what the future holds includes a way for motorists to know if the upcoming traffic light will turn red via alerts delivered on smart phones. This can then enable motorists to dodge the red lights and seek other routes. Another possible feature is the use of a new method of data transfer in order to reduce the current bandwidth saturation by allowing the processing of data locally by mobile phones instead of transferring data from long distances to be processed by a server. These future wireless technology proposals are courtesy of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Wireless technology continues to evolve with new inventions that will improve the life of human beings.

 

Website design with street maps

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Website design with street maps

Designing a website for a small business and large business differs a lot. Large companies have world wide brand recognition. This poses a challenge for every large company to create a website in such a way that it gives the information which is required by the visitors. They have to leave an impression in a professional way, which shows that you belong to a professional company. Web Development India has become common because each and every business whether small or big has to develop its website to raise its business. But as a small business here are some of the tips which one must follow during the web development:

Whole Design

  • Light-weight
  • Clean
  • Uncluttered

The whole design of your website must be clean, light-weight and uncluttered. Clean website means that it should have simple design which means that there should not be the use of: lots of shapes, contrasting colors and unreadable fonts. By this you can have a unique website and the customers will also be happy that your website is clean and uncluttered. You must have the website which have the essential pictures, widgets and links. If your page in the website is kept uncluttered, then your visitors will focus on what is really essential. If you have too much of content or links on one page then split those pages in two. You must keep the images in a simple way i.e. no use of flash or animation and background color of images. This results in quick loading of your page on browsers of visitors and will make it more accessible so here comes in, Website design with street maps

Content Formatting

  • To the point content
  • Original content
  • Easy reading font
  • Font to background color contrast
  • Quality content

Content is a king for every website and for small business content plays a critical role. For this the design of your website must possess the content of good quality as it will help in Search Engine Optimization. Your content should not be duplicate at all as it affects the ranking of your website. Moreover your content must have a font which is readable at least you must keep it 12 points. It should not be unreadable. You should not put any color of content which is hard to read and hurts our eyes like neon green on a black background.

Call to Action

  • Explain the benefits
  • Include on every page
  • Ask for what you want

If someone is visiting your site, then make sure that they find what they want to do. In other words a small business website must include the options for sign up, buy a product etc. If you don’t include these then you will not be able to contact to them and hence lose your customers. Besides this you must register your website on Google maps as for small business it is the best tool to attract the customers. As the customers looking for an ordinary thing will search on Google map and if your website is optimized then it will give your business new customers. This process is called as Map Optimization or Website design with street maps.

These all are the tips for developing a website in search engine friendly way. In other words, these are the guidelines which will enhance and provide high ranking to your website on search engine.

Surprising Facts About Google

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10 Surprising Facts About Google

Have you ever wondered and wanted to know more about Google?

If YES, So here are 10 really Surprising Facts About Google that they do not want to reveal to everyone, but these got leaked out from reliable sources.

  1. Google Estimates that an Advertisement on it's Home Page would cost $10 million. But the Space isn't for sale.

  2. The Name Google was actually a misspelling of Googol - A Mathematical Term meaning a 1 followed by a hundred zeros.

  3. Google 'Doodles' started in 1999 with a stick man placed behind the Logo - It let users know that the Co - Founders had gone to the burning man festival.

  4. Google doesn't use Lawnmowers to cut it's Grass - In 2009 the rented 200 goats to chew down the Grass at their Head Quarters.

  5. The Google Home Page is available in more than 80 Languages - In case of an alien invasion, one of them is Star Trek's Klingon.

  6. Google has  it's own Dinosaur called Stan - The T-Rex skeleton lives at their California Head Quarters.

  7. Yahoo turned Dow the chance of buying Google for $1 Million in 1997 - Today it is worth $200 Billion, and Yahoo! just $20 Billion.

  8. Google's First Tweet was - I'm 01100110 01100101 01100101 01101100 01101001 01101110 01100111 00100000 01101100 01110101 01100011 01101011 01111001 00001010 - It means I'm Feeling Lucky In Binary Code Language Guess Google Trolled Us.

  9. The 'I'm Feeling Lucky Button costs Google over $100 Million a Year in Lost Advertisement revenue. It remains as studies show it comforts users.

  10. Google has more than 1 Million servers - 2% of the world's Total as it receives 1 billion search requests a day and that is why it needs more Servers - All the servers are custom built by Google Engineers.

 

Hope You Liked the Post Surprising Facts About Google. If you have any question's or suggestion's leave them in the comment's section below and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

How to add a censor sound in a video

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This is a simple video on how to censor the sound on a video or bleep a bad word on

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The future of Smart Phones

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What will be the future of Smart Phones

Smart Phones of the 21st century have become so advanced that they could easily be called 'mini computers'. These handheld wonders of technology are capable of taking photos, recording videos, providing GPS navigation, surfing the web and sending emails with a tap of a finger. Smart Phones successfully combine the functionality of many different gadgets and have even managed to push out certain stand-alone devices from everyday use (e.g entry-level digital cameras). They are fitted with touch screens which improve natural interaction with the user and support a whole array of wireless standards which enable the user to stay online both at home and on the go.

An excellent example of how far these devices have come is the Samsung Galaxy S3. The S3 has a 1.4 GHz quad core processor, up to 2 GB of RAM, 32 GB of flash memory, and a Li-ion 2,100 mAh battery which can be charged wirelessly and power the phone for 900 hours! (n.b. standby mode). If you had listed these specifications to someone just 5 years ago, they would think that you are actually talking about a brand new desktop computer! Modern smart phones are smart enough as is, but you can expand their functionality even further by adding a whole myriad of different mobile phone accessories available on the market.

Bluetooth headsets, all kinds of charging docks/pads, memory cards which add extra storage space, custom skins and smart phone cases, car-mounts for GPS navigation, external foldable keyboards, wireless charging plates, wireless hi-fi speakers and solar chargers, are just the "tip of the iceberg". Nevertheless, the technology relentlessly marches on, and there will always be a space for improvements. Considering that the possibilities of mobile operating systems are virtually endless (because programmers can always add extra code), we could say that the future of smart phones depends on hardware manufacturers and creative designers. So, what lies ahead?

Well, it's not that easy to predict the future, but we can outline some general trends and new technologies which have already started to take shape within the industry.

1. 3D screens and holograms

As the current 2D screen technology reaches its peak with ultra high screen resolutions (e.g. retina display) that surpass the performance of the human eye, the big players in the industry have started experimenting with 3D screens. The LG Optimus 3D and Motorola MT810 spearhead this new trend. Companies like 'MasterImage 3D' have also proposed combining 3D screen with built-in projectors to achieve functional holographic projections. This means that you might be resizing your photos with your bare hands sooner that you think.

2. Built-in projectors

Up until now, projectors were just too big to fit inside a mobile phone. Thanks to miniaturization and other advances, smart phones of the near future should be fitted with mini projectors. Projectors could actually remove the Achilles heel of every smart phone on the market - relatively small display for some applications. Samsung has already proved that the technology is capable of projecting up to 50" at 15 Lumens with its 'Galaxy Beam' feature. This means you'll be able to play video games and watch movies on any flat surface in your home.

3. Augmented reality

Augmented reality is actually an umbrella term for a set of technologies which combine computers with natural human senses (usually sight). This technology is then used to present useful information for improved decision making. For example, you could turn on the camera and point your smart phone down the street to get an information overlay about the nearest restaurants down the street.

4. Flexible screens

Thanks to advances in OLED technology, smart phones of the near future could be fitted with flexible screens which could be folded and unfolded when needed. A flexible screen could allow the user to surf the web on a 21" screen while commuting to work.

Most anticipated android games to hit the market in 2013

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Android games to hit the market in 2013

 

2012 saw a number of great gaming releases for the Android platform, and 2013 is already shaping up with Star Command, already hitting the Google Play store and plenty more on the way. Here are our most anticipated Android games for remainder of 2013.

 

Final Fantasy IV

Originally released on the SNES over two decades ago, this classic turned based RPG saw a substantial update when it was revamped and re imagined for the Nintendo DS hand held system with 3D visuals. Lauded as one of the best games of the Final Fantasy series, Final Fantasy IV boasts one of the most enjoyable story lines and some of the deepest characters of the RPG heavyweight series. This version is upgraded even further with crisper textures and controls designed for tablets and smart phones.

 

Shadow Run

A classic series that started in 1994 and eventually found its way to the Xbox 360 and PC is now making its debut on Android devices thanks to a kickstarter drive. With an emphasis on story, this 2D turned based tactical RPG that utilizes 3D models is highly anticipated, not simply because of its name, but also because of the possibility of complex battle systems from the table top version making the jump to this Android version.

 

The Harvest

One of the best games that were previously exclusive to Windows Phone (and Xbox Live Arcade), this action RPG is making the jump to Android, and gaming enthusiasts couldn't be happier. Sporting gorgeous 3D graphics, simple controls, multiple playable characters and a customizable upgrade tree, The Harvest is a game with tons of replay value. Not much different than a modern Gauntlet in a sci-fi setting, this game is sure to please hack-and-slash enthusiasts.

 

Fists of Awesome

Another kick starter funded game, this one originally started out as a “love game” for the creator's girlfriend. That simple game, originally called “I fight Bears” was the video game equivalent of a love letter, attempting to show how strong his love was for his girlfriend. “I fight Bears” was then re purposed into a side scrolling ‘beat them up’ with a wonderfully unique retro style where the player controls a time traveling lumber jack as he searches for his missing family and tries to figure out why previously docile creatures are now after his life.

 

The Other Brothers

This 2D side scroller pays homage to the classic Plumber brother duo of Nintendo fame. Packed with humor and innovation, this could be the best side scrolling adventure of 2013.

 

 

 

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Author Bio: Lucy, a gaming aficionado and a content writer from Bristol, UK. Likes video gaming and writing on topics related to online games, Smartphones, missold ppi and so on.

Why Video Conferencing is Good

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Why Video Conferencing is Good

Video Conferencing is a process by which two or more people in different locations communicate using an audio-visual device. Video Conferencing is different to video phone calls as Video Conferencing was designed for conferences and meetings rather than casual conversations. Video Conferencing is a great benefit for businesses because it reduces the amount of time spent travelling to other locations for meetings and saves money on travel costs. The reduced amount of travelling also means less carbon emissions are produced. This is something that can be included in a company’s corporate social responsibility report. It also eliminates the need to plan meetings in advance, having a videoconferencing unit is ideal for hosting last minute meetings. Companies that invest in a video conferencing unit will see a quick return on investment. The money saved on travelling expenses and staff downtime whilst travelling will pay for the video conferencing system in just a few months. Here is an example of the savings you could make each year based on using the video conferencing. This data is based on 4 people travelling 50 miles for meetings, once a week for a year.

  • 10,000 miles
  • £10,000
  • 3 tonnes of CO2
  • 200 hours

Research figures from 2011 have shown that 70% of businesses had access to a video conferencing system and used it frequently. Video Conferencing systems are now available from Crown Telecom.

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