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YouTube Embedded Iframe API Synchronized Superimposition Search Tutorial
It’s all well and good writing new functionality into a web application, like we did with the “superimposition” of YouTube video via its Embedded Iframe API interfaced videos here at RJM Programming in yesterday’s YouTube Embedded Iframe API Synchronized Superimposition … Continue reading →
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YouTube Embedded Iframe API Synchronized Superimposition Tutorial
In addition to yesterday’s YouTube Embedded Iframe API Synchronization Tutorial … synchronizing functionality for YouTube video via its Embedded Iframe API interfaced videos here at RJM Programming … we think another interesting “value add” could be … superimposed (and synchronized) … Continue reading →
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Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Animated GIF Tutorial
Today’s blog posting title gives it away. We are interfacing our “Merging Photos” web application to “homemade” Animated GIFs that can be created courtesy of Animated GIF via PHP Writing PHP Primer Tutorial. That is not to say that that … Continue reading →
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Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Composite Tutorial
When you were reading (of course you were) Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Animation Tutorial were you interested, but felt a bit overwhelmed by the idea that the one image (thanks McGraw-Hill) that the tutorial was based on … Continue reading →
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Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Animation Tutorial
We’ve got a bit of animation going on with the latest installment of our “Merging Photos” blog posting thread, building on our previous Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Sharing Tutorial … the updated live run shows the usage … Continue reading →
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Tagged anatomy, animation, array, camera, canvas, clipboard, CSS, desktop, doppelganger, download, email, email client, EXIF, face, genericization, GIMP, HTML, IFRAME, image, iPhoto, Javascript, Mail, member, merge, object, onions, onload, orientation, overlay, parameter, photo, photograph, programming, rotation, sharing, superimpose, SVG, tutorial, web browser, window.open
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Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Sharing Tutorial
Yesterday’s Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Superimpose Tutorial gave us scenarios whereby to share the experience, via email for example, you do not share enough by just attaching an image as an email attachment, but you need to … Continue reading →
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Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Superimpose Tutorial
Is there a word “doppelgänging” that conjures up the idea to “superimpose”? Well, even if there isn’t, today, that is what we are turning our attention to regarding moving on with our “Merging Photos” thread of blog postings last talked … Continue reading →
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