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Monthly Photo Tip – March 2010
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Introduction to rendering

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As previously stated, the essence of rendering is the expression of the parameters in pictorial form. The structural parameters are set in the Transform Editor and the gross pixel-crunching is determined in the Adjust Editor. The Render to Disk dialogue (Ctrl-R) provides a further set of parameters to crucially fine-tune the image. Working from top... »

Vatican tries to woo back the art world

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Share Pope Benedict has invited international artists, sculptors, architects, musicians, film directors and even a solitary Italian prima ballerina to meet him under the soaring vaulted ceiling of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel in the Vatican on Saturday to begin a new dialogue between the Catholic Church and the arts. Read More….. »