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Chroma Key or Green Screen technology is a high-end technique which is commonly used for still images, television or videos. A photographer often makes use of this technology for photographic host applications for removing background images by any desirable images. This technology makes use of an algorithm which is based on three multi-faceted polyhedrons. These polyhedrons float in the RGB (Red, Green, Blue) color space. These algorithms are used to separate color regions in the foreground image or the background of the subject. This is a form of composting technology which can be used in several types of tools or computer programs.

There are a few tips and tricks that you can follow for creating attractive graphics or images. A person can transform his subject into the unknown, unrealistic and unimaginative land with this technology. For instance, you can make your subject fly high in the sky, climb the mountains or performing an unbelievable stunt with this green screen technology. A person can even show fire bursting out of finger tips, placing the subject by the side of the sea or in the midst of greenery with this technology. It is also useful for the teachers when using audio-visual aids to explain difficult concepts to the students. If the teachers or lecturers use this technology for the purpose of explaining the concepts to the students, this method of explaining concepts can arouse interest instantly in the minds of the students about the topic. The photographers use this technique for portrait picture making. A person can create attractive pictures by using this technology, effectively and efficiently.

There are a variety of tools available in the market and many of them are available free of cost on the Internet for the purpose of chroma keying. Many tools able you to even overlay the images together for leaving an emphatic impression. You can select any of the tools that offer advanced features based on latest technology.

Myself webmaster of 123videomagic.com providing green screen software, chroma key software, video editing software video green screen software that helps in customizing video and images by replacing their background to make them look more appealing.

Whittling: Whittling Vs. Wood Carving

Whittling is the removal of pare shavings or the cutting of small bits from a piece of wood using a knife or similar wedge-edged tool.  It is the most basic form of wood carving but it is not actually the art of wood carving, as it is done today.  Wood carving requires a number of tools, even power tools at that.  So it could get complicated pretty fast.  But this is not how it is when one whittles.  All you need to whittle are two things:  a piece of wood and a knife.

True whittling has always been very simple.  Details in the wood aren’t very refined but rather pretty coarse.  When you are holding a whittled object in your hand, you know it.  You can plainly see each knife stroke.  Using sand paper isn’t an option.  This is the exact opposite of wood carving, which typically excels in details.  When you’re holding a wood carving of the same object, you usually won’t see even one knife stroke.  It’s very interesting.  Whittling a little girl could take a week when all you’re using is a knife.  Wood carving the same little girl requires more tools but it takes just a fraction of the time.  She’ll also have many details that couldn’t be produced with just a knife.  

Whittling requires no special tools, no special circumstance or any specific type of working environment.  Just you, a piece of wood and your knife are all it takes.  You can whittle anywhere inside or outside your home, in a car, at a picnic, in a park—nearly anywhere.  This is not so with detailed wood carving.

There are quite a number of special tools that you’ll likely be using when wood carving.  There are detail knives and carving knives, wood rasps and wood files, wood gouges and wood chisels.  And these aren’t all of them.  (Ever heard of a sanding stick?)  There’s a very good chance that you’ll probably have a handful of power tools as part of your wood carving tool kit.  Then you’ll also need to concern yourself with how to supply electric power.  It isn’t so simple. 

You really do need a designated work area when you’re wood carving.  You usually aren’t even holding the wood you’re working on.  Many times it’d be a vise doing that for you so you’ll need a good work bench or platform.  And with all those valuable tools around, you don’t want anyone fiddling with them.  Besides the possibility of losing them, many of them are dangerously sharp and no one should touch them but you.  And what about that special creation that you’ve been working on for so long?  You surely don’t want any spectators scoping it out when you’re not around.  Who knows what’ll happen?  (Hey, where’d the nose go?)

The act of whittling is considered to be a contemplative, meditative process.  It isn’t so much what you’re whittling but the process itself.  Wood carving, on the other hand, is more of an end result process.  You strive to create what you see in your mind with all the details that come with it.  You’ve a product to produce and so you may not care to spare any time.

It comes down to a matter of taste and how you feel.  If you have no care to rush, you want to take your time and see what happens, whittling could be for you.  If you’d like to see just how skilled you can be, how good you are at bringing out details, wood carving may be just what you’re looking for.  Hey, try them both.  You might surprise yourself.

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Len Q. is a master blade sharpener and an adventurer who strives to protect the natural world.  If you would like to learn about

            -  Knife Sharpening:  How to Sharpen Knives, Maintain and Store Them

            -  The Fastest Way to Sharpen, Tests for Sharpness and more

            -  Sharpening Other Edges

               (e.g. Chain Saws, Gardening Tools, Axes)

            -  Or maybe you could use a Free Guide on  Sharpening Lawn Mower Blades

Find it here at www.MakeKnivesSharp.com. 

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How do I clean my electric guitar safely?

I will be getting special cleaners and all that stuff for my guitar but for now i need a household way. Right now I've been using a swiffer cloth for the wood cleaning no fingerprints yet , but i want to maintain it very well.
I have a Epiphone SG 400 and I leave it in it's hardshell guitar case whenever im not using it. I want to clean it after everytime i use it.
Can I use lens cleaner or something?
And what actual guitar cleaner / buffer should I buy?

All you need is Endust, because it has no waxy buildup, and a bit of lemon oil to apply to the bridge, and all metal parts your hand comes in contact with, but especially the bridge, in particular the bridge saddles where the strings rest.

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Recent feature films from Iran , Algeria, South Africa, Mexico , Peru, India, Vietnam, Uruguay, Serbia and China will be screened at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art through July when the "Global Lens" series debuts May 13.

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