Friday, June 4, 2010

How to bypass Window password?

You put password to protect your computer from being gained access by a stranger. However, there is time when this protection cause troubles. This technique is not to teach you to gain access to anonymous computers unlawfully but to help (without paying a dime) when for instance you forget your password and are unable to log in to your computer. You might also use this technique to figure out your computer password. The...

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

How to Sync Window Clock with Internet Time Server

Title says it all. One might ask: Is that really important? Well,it depends. Suppose you want to record shows through a TV tuner, this is a crucial part because to record it successfully the window time has to be in sync with Internet time server. There are many other reasons! Ok, enough for the chit-chat. Let's get straight to the point, shall we? We are going to manually sync the time through Window registry to 30...

How To Adjust A White Balance of a Camera Raw File

In today's tutorial,  I'm gonna show you a very simple way of how to adjust a white balance of a photo in camera raw file. A white balance is the temperature of the light at what time this image was shot. As for this, I know it was shot in a cloudy day in New York city. That's why it's very cool so what we want to do is to warm it up to the right temperature. Here is a camera raw photo I'm gonna use: Step 1: In...

Saturday, May 22, 2010

How to create a single image from different exposure using HDR in Photoshop

Suppose you have a couple of exact same photos with just different exposure levels and you want to make a single photo by merging and capturing both the highlight and the shadow of all those photos together using the powerful high dynamic range (HDR) tool in Adobe CS3. Ok, let's get started. Here are the photos I'm going to use: Step 1: We're going to merge these photos together. So in Adobe photoshop, go to File...

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

How to create a panoramic photograph

Today I'm going to show you how to create a panoramic image using the easiest and effective way by utilizing the crop tool inside Adobe CS3. So I'm going to use this photo: Step 1: Open File --> Open As or double click on the Adobe photoshop workspace, select the photo you want and click Open. Step 2: Select Crop tool or (Ctrl + Shift) C and make a selection across your image and position it to where you...
 

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