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Mirrorless Camera : Comparison with DSLR and Compact Digital Camera

By Abhishek on June 17, 2013 at 10:40 am 1 Comment Filed Under: Computer and Internet, Digital Photography, General, Graphics

Mirrorless Camera launched with much bells and whistles, it itself has moved a lot of water. What we gain or lose or what are the advantages or disadvantages of a Mirrorless camera ? Over the past four years to the already complex market of digital cameras another added a new subject is the mirrorless camera which basically we discussed under the article named Mirrorless Interchangeable-Lens Camera (DSLM).Â There are so many questions, with this article we want to make some clarity on this new phenomenon, in fact mirrorless camera is no longer just a phenomenon but a reality.…

VirtualBox on Mac Again

By Abhishek on June 1, 2013 at 5:14 pm 2 Comments Filed Under: Computer and Internet, Graphics, Virtualization

VirtualBox on Mac Again uses the free Virtualization Software VirtualBox to show the settings and features again who are not able to follow our previous guide. Our previous Virtualization Video Guide with Ubuntu on MacBook Pro with VirtualBox has shown how to use Virtualization Software VirtualBox on Mac. However, some visitors found it difficult. For them, without any Editing on Video, we are publishing another guide to focus on the required setup and settings in this guide named VirtualBox on Mac Again.…

HTML5 Basics

By Abhishek on May 31, 2013 at 6:09 am 1 Comment Filed Under: Browsers, Computer and Internet, General, Graphics

HTML5 is a text-based markup language for structuring and semantic markup of content, such as text, images and hyperlinks in documents. The language is currently still in development, but there are already quite sophisticated designs. The language replaces the document description standards like HTML 4.01 XHTML 1.0 and HTML DOM Level 2. It offers many new features such as video, audio, local storage and dynamic 2D and 3D graphics that are not directly supported by HTML4 and without additional plug-ins – such as Adobe Flash. Following the release of HTML 4.0 specification in December 1997, except for the version 4.01 in December 1999, which contains only bug fixes, up to April 2009, there were no more updates to the markup language. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) started to work on XML , which would become the successor to HTML, and HTML 4.01 reformulated to the XML-based markup language XHTML 1.0.
Here, the functionality of HTML 4.01 …

Customize OS X 10.8.x Dock With Own Graphics

By Abhishek on May 27, 2013 at 9:25 pm 1 Comment Filed Under: Apple, Computer and Internet, General, Graphics, Icons

Customize OS X 10.8.x Dock with own graphics either manually or using a Free Software. You can restore to defaults at any point. Here is how. Actually it is quite easy to customize OS X 10.8.x Dock if you are used with Web Graphics – we frequently modify WordPress themes in kind of this way – basic principle remains the same.…

How to Insert Signature in Digital Photography ?

By Abhishek on May 20, 2013 at 8:50 am 2 Comments Filed Under: Apple, Computer and Internet, Digital Photography, Graphics, Linux

How to Insert Signature in Digital Photography for several purposes like promotional purpose, to declare author’s name, declare the copyright etc. For special photographs like of weeding, before distributing, you can embed or hide text in normal picture files in Windows in the way we described. You can add additional security by adding Geolocation in Exif data (if not added by camera), add a barcode on images before distributing using your ISSN and/or ISBN number. But, basically you need to know how to insert your signature in Digital Photography.…

Computer Aided Design (CAD)

By Abhishek on May 7, 2013 at 6:58 pm 2 Comments Filed Under: Computer and Internet, General, Graphics

Computer Aided Design (CAD) refers to the designing of a product by using computer. Professional CAD applications are technical design and construction.The third dimension (3D) feature is added in almost all Computer Aided Design (CAD) applications now. Computer Aided Design (CAD) also refers to the making of a virtual model in virtual three-dimensional space by means of a computer. In all aspects Computer Aided Design (CAD) is quite interesting.…

Virtualization : Easy Explanation of the Technology

By Abhishek on May 6, 2013 at 8:16 pm 2 Comments Filed Under: Computer and Internet, Graphics, Hardware, Internet, Virtualization

Virtualization is typically used to mean by processor virtualization. Besides the processor virtualization, there are other types like for disks or network. Virtualization is a hardware support that facilitates the operation of virtual machines on a real computer or accelerate some work. With virtualization, we can run multiple software systems on s single hardware. This can be different operating systems. Virtualization makes sense if a hardware system is not busy and the resources is used in parallel for other systems.…

Targets For Learning DSLR Photography

By Abhishek on April 14, 2013 at 7:38 am 1 Comment Filed Under: Computer and Internet, Digital Photography, Graphics

Targets For Learning DSLR Photography needed to be defined even before you buy a DSLR. With the reducing price of entry level DSLR, more new users are emerging. There is a big segment among these new users, some thinks a DSLM as DSLR, some things the higher than point and shoot’s price of DSLR is the factor to ‘grab good photo’. Per se, Photography has not been changed. We need to set the targets for learning DSLR Photography – to save money or have better investment of money and not to get in the hands of wrong Gurus.…

Central Processing Unit or CPU

By Abhishek on March 28, 2013 at 6:13 am 1 Comment Filed Under: Computer and Internet, General, Graphics, Hardware

Central Processing Unit or CPU is a machine or an electronic circuit, which controls commands entered through the machinery or electrical circuits. Processor is too broader terminology which actually covers Central Processing Unit too – we mentioned this in our article on basics how the “Processor” works – Central Processing Unit (CPU), CPU should be the preferred term over Processor.…

Raspberry Pi : Better Single-Board For Development

By Abhishek on March 16, 2013 at 7:48 am 1 Comment Filed Under: Computer and Internet, Graphics, Hardware, Linux

Raspberry Pi is small sized single-board computer, it was developed by Raspberry Pi Foundation for promoting understanding of basic computer science in schools. Basics is the same like Arduino, but there are many differences, Raspberry Pi is fully fledged computer capable of running Linux, has better capability to handle graphics and cost lesser. However, these are debatable topics, our primary work is not to compare Raspberry Pi and Arduino, but to give information on Raspberry Pi. If suits your intention, use it.…

Cloud Computing for High-Performance Computing : Potential Field of Application

By Abhishek on March 4, 2013 at 4:10 am 2 Comments Filed Under: Cloud Computing, Computer and Internet, Graphics

Cloud Computing for High-Performance ComputingÂ has been researched and tested by various individual and non-it universities as it is technological outsourcing. Cloud computing and information technology itself, such as change the understanding of IT as a service, is in use for a long term. Organizations relates the cloud computing as the possibility of rapid provisioning of IT processes which are flexible, scalable, on-demand as a service. Many start-ups and established organizations already use the dynamic processing power and storage capacity of the cloud, without having to make large investments. But what is the potential lies in the cloud services for complex, data-intensive calculations for science and research ? Can organizations use the services of commercial cloud providers for high-performance computing ? Particularly in HPC often complex and costly infrastructure are necessary. can we can replace it with a service ?…