Happy to have some of my astrophotography print work being added to Old Town Scottsdale's Method Art Gallery coming soon!
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Friday, May 10, 2013
IP4AP has officially added The Widescreen Centre as a dealer of our tutorial series! Thanks to Simon Bennett and staff for a nice order of DVDs. Support this great astronomy shop.
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Big News at IP4AP
PixInsight Part-1 has been converted to the HTML5-friendly format of Part-2. This will make both series a joy to watch on non-Flash iPads and iPhones, Android Tablets, etc. It will of course continue to play as Flash in PC/Mac browsers. Additionally, the very nice Closed Captioning subtitles and Search Features available in PixInsight Part-2, now work for Part-1 as well! Please visit www.ip4ap.com
Also, IP4AP is inking a deal with France's Pierre-Astro http://www.pierro-astro.com/ to have our PixInsight content translated en Francais and carried by them 'Over There'!
Lastly, I'd like to promote our previous Soup to Nuts series. S/N (not signal to noise!) affectionately known as 'soup' is a terrific, fill-in tutorial series for those who have been with us at IP4AP. S/N teaches image processing Calibration/Reduction in a very simple and easy to follow way. It then demonstrates the theory in both MaxIm DL5 and MSB-Astroart 5, and proceeds with additional pre/postprocessing techniques in those programs.
Additionally, it catches viewers up to the workspace of Adobe Photoshop CS4 and 5, from where our earlier Photoshop series left off in CS2. We appreciate your support on these earlier series!
Thanks again for your overwhelming support of PixInsight Part 1 and 2!
Also, IP4AP is inking a deal with France's Pierre-Astro http://www.pierro-astro.com/ to have our PixInsight content translated en Francais and carried by them 'Over There'!
Lastly, I'd like to promote our previous Soup to Nuts series. S/N (not signal to noise!) affectionately known as 'soup' is a terrific, fill-in tutorial series for those who have been with us at IP4AP. S/N teaches image processing Calibration/Reduction in a very simple and easy to follow way. It then demonstrates the theory in both MaxIm DL5 and MSB-Astroart 5, and proceeds with additional pre/postprocessing techniques in those programs.
Additionally, it catches viewers up to the workspace of Adobe Photoshop CS4 and 5, from where our earlier Photoshop series left off in CS2. We appreciate your support on these earlier series!
Thanks again for your overwhelming support of PixInsight Part 1 and 2!
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