My reflections on apps & tech -> for education, librarianship, assessment and learning design.
Showing posts with label picture editing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label picture editing. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Photo Trail - Jazz up your site
Since we've been looking at photo sites, here's another addition to the list: PictureTrail. This site allows you to upload pics from your computer in order to create custom slideshows with a variety of transition and frame effects. To use it on your blog or website, simply upload the images you want and decide on your look. Once you've added all the "extras" you desire, PT will generate an embed code that you can paste on your target page.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Photo Editing - with an artistic flair
If you like to have fun tweaking photos you've taken, or you want your class to experiment with artistic effects, take a look at BeFunky. This great site allows you to apply all kinds of effects on photos you've found, or uploaded, and make them truly unique. The range of filters allows the user to generate comic book images, oil paintings, sketches, etc etc. Other little extras include speech bubbles, frames and text. There is a pay version that gives you more options, but the free package still has a lot of power. Create an account and store your creations on the BeFunky servers. Finished products can be shared (Facebook, flickr, picassa et al), printed or even put on shirts, mugs and other gift-type items through the partner site Zazzle. There's even an iTouch app.
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