by Will Head
on 3 December 2010
in Video
If you want to increase the accessibility of your video productions or make them viewable to people who don’t have speakers or headphones to hand, then adding subtitles lets the viewer read any speech without having to actually hear it. This isn’t a complicated process, but it can be quite time consuming, as you need to create a subtitle for every spoken word in your finished production.
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by Dave Stevenson
on 2 December 2010
in Photography
This month, I said goodbye to a companion that’s been by my side since I started taking digital photographs. It was there through thick and thin, and despite its nominal status as a service for amateurs, I continued to use it well after I started to get paid for photography. It hosted my images when I wrote a blog about travelling the world, and, at last glance, more than 10,000 of my beloved images were there. Its name is Flickr, and I’ll never use it again.
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