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   by ebj73 8y ago

   It's a common technique to use ND filters when capturing long exposure photos during the day. The scenario is that you know how long you want your exposure to be, for instance 5 seconds. And your problem is that those 5 seconds will fl
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   by ebj73 8y ago

   I was first online during the summer of 1993. I remember using a browser called Cello, which was developed at Cornell Law School. I suppose it's name must somehow be inspired by the name of the Viola browser that you mention. I did not
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   by ebj73 8y ago

   I was thinking the same, but I think it's mainly for prototyping. You have a design that will eventually end up inside a window frame, and you want to show how it might look, before it's actually implemented. I hope that's th
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   by ebj73 8y ago

   I first thought that the idea was to lend "fake credibility" to an image, by making it seem like the output from an application. But I guess the main idea must be prototyping, and to show off how a particular design might look in