Lynda.com Photoshop CS5 Extended One-on-One 3D Scenes

Lynda.com Photoshop CS5 Extended One-on-One 3D Scenes
TEAM QUASAR | 06-03-2011 | 2.42GB
Genre: eLearning

In the third installment of the Photoshop CS5 Extended One-on-One series, author Deke McClelland shows how to build, light, and render realistic 3D scenes in Photoshop CS5 Extended. Providing a systematic approach to scene building, the course explains how to produce reflections and refractions, balance the interplay of light and shadow, and frame scenes with 3D cameras. Exercise files accompany the course.


Prerequisite course: Photoshop CS5 Extended One-on-One: 3D Fundamentals

Topics include:
Building complex 3D objects from simple shapes
Maintaining control over objects in a scene
Extruding and positioning glass
Illuminating a scene with precisely positioned lights
Modifying light attributes such as Attenuation and Falloff
Changing shadows on a mesh-by-mesh basis
Passing light through an opaque object
Understanding depth of field and field of view
Aligning lights and cameras
Rendering stereoscopic 3D artwork

Lynda.com.Migrating.From.Windows.XP.To.Windows.7-iRONiSO

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Release Information
Introduction
Welcome
System requirements
Determining the best migration option for you

1. Pre-Installation Tasks on Your XP Machine
Backing up your files
Using Easy Transfer to store the files and settings you want to transfer

2. Installing Windows 7
Performing a clean install on a new partition
Installing Windows 7 to replace Windows XP
Exploring your old XP files stored automatically by Windows 7

3. Post-Installation Tasks on Your Windows 7 Machine
Using Easy Transfer to restore files and settings
Exploring the results of Easy Transfer
Viewing Easy Transfer Reports
Cleaning up temporary files with disk cleanup
Getting your hardware devices connected with drivers
Final considerations for completing the migration

Conclusion
Goodbye
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Lynda.com-Windows 7 Tips and Tricks

Windows 7 Tips and Tricks Video: avc1 MPEG4 (H264) .MOV | 1h 32m | Resolution: 960x600 | Audio: mp4a AAC 48KHz
In Windows 7 Tips and Tricks, author David Rivers shares tips and shortcuts to work more efficiently and get the most out of Windows 7. The course includes tips for controlling Windows with the mouse and keyboard, customizing the display, working with utilities, protecting your privacy on the Internet, improving the performance of the operating system, and more.

Topics include:
* Selecting multiple files
* Launching and organizing windows
* Rearranging taskbar and notification options
* Creating libraries
* Opening .docx files without Word
* Creating a system repair disk
* Indexing file types for faster searches
* Preventing data loss due to automatic updates
* Running older programs in Compatibility Mode

Lynda.com - Facebook Essential Training

Lynda.com - Facebook Essential TrainingAuthor: Garrick Chow
Published: Lynda.com
Released: 5/10/2011
Duration: 03h 10m
Level: Beginner
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In Facebook Essential Training, Garrick Chow shows how to navigate the world of social networking and put the best face forward online. The course covers the basics, starting with creating a profile; making Facebook friends; communicating via status updates, wall posts, and chat; and sharing photos, videos, and links. Garrick also touches on the delicate subject of removing friends and respecting other people’s privacy online. The advanced features of Facebook, including permissions, add-in applications, and dedicated groups, are also covered.


Topics include:

What is social networking?
Finding and adding friends
Organizing friends into lists
Liking pages
Reading the News Feed
Writing on a friend’s wall
Updating your status
Posting videos and links
Sending and receiving private messages
Creating a page for a business
Protecting privacy and staying secure
Deactivating an account