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The Chromates are happy-go-lucky, quantum particles that just love playing games. One little Chromate in particular is a bit behind the pack when it comes to faster than light travel and needs your assistance to help him make the grade. Each level is a long, perfectly straight track, and all you have to do is reach the finish line without falling off. There are numerous obstacles like holes, ramps, other Chromates, crazy winding paths, fires and walls, to name just a few, that make it increasingly challenging. You can even set the speed individually for each level so you will never be out of your depth. In the 100+ Arcade levels you will encounter over 40 game features and unlock 5 other modes of play:

Time Trial Mode - Learn all the tricks to get along these tracks in the quickest possible time.

Warp Mode - An extremely long, slowly accelerating track that orbits the earth eventually attaining Warp velocity.

The Academy - Practice some of the trickier segments and earn Degree Medals.

Chromacing - A full 8 level racing game across massive undulating 3D landscapes.

Two Player Games - Split screen action where you can challenge a friend to see who is the best Chromadromer. You'll need to be running Windows XP or Vista and have a second USB mouse to hand! As you progress through Chromadrome you will be awarded Medals which allow you to access some of the 40 Bonus Features that allow you to customize the look, feel and sound of Chromadrome in a multitude of diverse ways. Chromadrome has been specially designed to be played along to your favorite music. In Options you can select your own music tracks, mp3, wma or CD files and the background visualizations will respond accordingly.

Scoring points in the Arcade will also unlock some phenomenal full screen glass lens filter effects, including motion blur, fish eye, and mosaic. Each with various customizable settings. All your high scores are recorded with full Action Replay, so you can watch yourself in action again.

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Speical Effect Photo Filters - Using The Apt Filter To Suit The Purpose

Maybe you have seen photographs in magazines and on the net that look surrealistic or unreal. Most of them have no doubt been edited on computer, but some have been affected during the shooting process. This can be achieved with the use of glass rings called filters. They fit on to the front of your lens. Filters are available in a variety of categories and effects, and let us discuss some of them.

Black and white filters
Black and white filters are in fact made of colored glass! Their importance could be hard to understand by a person who has no clue about black and white photography. It is out of the scope of this article to explain why color filters affect black and white film, but we shall explain the effect. If you shoot a blue sky using a red filter, the sky appears darkish. this is because blue and red are complimentary colors like black and white. The red filter allows all other colors to pass through it, except for blue. And so, the image remains unaffected except for the blue areas which come out blackish. This is in fact the beauty of black and white photography, and it can never be faked or cloned on computers and digital cameras.

Color Filters
Color filters or filters for general use come in a variety of categories. The multi image filter multiplies the center of the image so you see many images repeated, like the disco effect of the seventies. The star filters make a point of light to appear as a star. They are very good for commercial uses. Have you ever seen images in magazines that make the model's skin glow as if there was a soft light around the face alone? Well that effect is achieved with the diffusing filter. It softens the light as well as removes the blemishes of the skin. Never use this if sharpness is your main objective, such as when shooting interiors. It is good for portraits though. And then there is the warm tone filter which adds a warm effect to the skin. Other filters such as red and orange can add a dramatic effect to a sunset. Have you seen images where the center of the photo is clear but everything else is out of focus? That is done with the center spot filter, which has clear glass in the center of the filter alone, but diffuses all around it. These are just a few of the filters that one can use to get some amazing effects on photographs. Many if not all of the color effects can be done on computer today, so we now see a rise in shooting basic raw, sharp images which are later enhanced on computer using software such as the popular Adobe Photoshop.

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How can I remove a stuck camera lens filter (without damaging the lens)?

I had a mishap yesterday when my DSLR camera fell on a rock. The UV filter shattered, however that turns out to be the least of my problems. Now I can't get the filter off the lens. Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated.

Some pretty good advice here
http://www.sportsshooter.com/message_display.html?tid=3805

Basically
1. Rubber bands
2. Twine around the filter, tightened with a pencil
3. Oil filter wrench (I've tried wrenches myself but you need a big one and be careful)
4. Pliers. Since the glass is gone, bend the filter ring (carefully) inwards

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XnView Portable is a powerful and portable image-management program. It can import around 400 graphic file formats and export to 50 file formats.

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