Awesome Flash Websites!
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Tags: face morphing, flash websites
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Grade 7 Wooden Toys
6 07 2009Here’s a little look at some quirky push along toys the Grade 7 girls have been crafting. They’ve done a great job. Can’t wait to see them finished and oiled.

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Tags: ART, creativity, Design, huon pine, photos, school, students, technology, timber, toys, wooden toys
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LOve tHis WeBsite
18 06 2009This is a really cool website for children’s fashion. Absolutely love it. Check it out.
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Tags: Australian Web Design, children's clothes, Design, fashion, innovative, multimedia, unique, website
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ADOBE PREMIERE CS4 WORK AROUND
7 05 2009ADOBE PREMIERE CS4 VIDEO FORMAT WORK AROUND After purchasing a new SONY AVCHD format Handycam and discovering it’s .m2ts files were not compatible with CS3 Premiere, I took it back to the store and down traded to a standard definition Sony DCR-SR220. I believed it would be compatible with its straightforward and “old” .mpeg files … too bad … it wasn’t either. Since installing CS4 I have discovered that Premiere is now compatible with a range of AVCHD formats and my old but new SONY Hi Def camera would have worked fine … aarrrggghhh! So began the long process of trying to find a workaround. 100’s of forums, trials of 3rd party video transcoders and many frustrating hours later the solution is found. The solution makes you wonder why Adobe never included such an ability in their own encoding software. Microsoft comes to the rescue with Windows Movie Maker embedded in their OS. Here are the simple steps to making your Mpegs useable in Premiere CS4
1. Open Windows Movie Maker.
2. Import the .mpeg files that you want to use in Premierre.
3. Drag the .mpeg files into the timeline of Movie Maker.
4. Publish the movie to your computer.
5. Choose the format “DV .avi PAL and choose the location of your outputted .avi files.
6. Continue with publishing process until it is finished.
7. Close Movie Maker.
8. Open Premiere.
9. Import the newly created .avi files, drag them into the timeline and hey presto they have sound and they have the same quality that they were created with.
10. Sit pondering why Adobe didn’t make a transcoder that could handle .mpegs as part of its media encoder. Go figure.
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Tags: .avi, adobe, ART, AVCHD, camera, CS4, education, HD, High Definition, m2ts, mpeg, Premiere, Sony, student, tutorial, video
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TUTORIALS PAGE
23 04 2009I have started putting together a page of tutorials that relate to the work we have been doing. This is a collaborative project from students and myself. If you have a tutorial and would like to share it, email me the details and I will see what we can do with it.
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Tags: ART, education, student, tutorial, video
Categories : education
NEW COMPETITIONS
17 04 20093 new competitions have just been listed. The Doritos advertisement has the least amount of time left to enter and offers the largest prize money. Check out the competition links in the competitions page.
http://designcentral.wordpress.com/competitions/
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Tags: ART, australia, competitions, education, graphics, student, student work, tasmania, video
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LOGO DESIGN BRIEF
10 02 2009http://designcentral.wordpress.com/computer-graphics-and-design-task-page/logo-design-brief/
Follow the links on this page to get some help with your logo creation.
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Noob or Pro? That is the question!
24 07 2008If you haven’t started going through the tutorials in this wiki then chances are you still hold “noob” status … so get off Tribal wars, stop checking Facebook and start your journey. The sooner you start the sooner you get there!
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Tags: 3D, Blender, noob, pro, student, tutorial, wiki
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