Use Rollip to Enhance Your Photographs Online

The other day I came across Rollip.com, a very easy to use online photo manipulation site that allows users to choose from 40 different filter effects ranging from vintage effects to black and white conversion. I found the website fast and easy to use. I personally like to use programs like Picasa to do my [...]

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Fine Tune Your Images in Picasa

If you use Picasa to organize your pictures you may or may not be aware of the various options available to edit the photographs in your digital albums. Although simple to use in nature, some of the editing capabilities found in Picasa match that of photo editing packages that would normally carry a hefty price [...]

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9 Basic Fixes to Jazz Up Your Pictures in Picasa

If you use Picasa to organize your pictures you may or may not be aware of the various options available to edit the photographs in your digital albums. Although simple to use in nature, some of the editing capabilities found in Picasa match that of photo editing packages that would normally carry a hefty price [...]

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How to View RAW Images in Windows Explorer

One of the most annoying aspects of shooting RAW is MS Windows inability to display RAW images natively. I came across the media section in one of my favorite books that describes how RAW support can be added to Windows Explorer and Picture Viewer. The article below shows you how to find and install the [...]

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How to Convert RAW Files to JPEG’s Using Picasa

One of Picasa’s newest features (introduced in version 2 and expanded in Beta 3) is the ability to view RAW pictures and convert them to JPEG’s. All you have to do is add your RAW files to Picasa (which you can now browse) and follow the instructions below to convert them to the JPEG format. [...]

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How to Determine the Number of Pictures Your Camera Has Taken

The wear and tear on your vehicle can be determined (most of the time) based on the number of miles driven. Believe it or not digital cameras have something similar to mileage, it’s called actuations. The number of actuations is the number of times that the shutter inside your camera has opened and closed, simply [...]

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My Name is Gilberto J Perera and I'm the editor behind Gil's Method. I started this blog to help relatives with computer questions. Since then the blog has grown to the collection of articles you see today, I hope that you find this blog useful and that you come back again.

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