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UPCOMING SIG'S
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Nov -
6 Dec 2009
24 NOVEMBER 2009 MAIN
MEETING
Nibble & Drinks
CHRISTMAS/FESTIVE LUNCHES
Friday 11
December Tuesday 15
December
LAST CHANCE FOR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
Computer Fair 10 am - 3
pm
Sunday, 22 November 2009 Roundhouse University of NSW
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Hello and Welcome,
Last Friday we expected Terry Eakin
to arrive with his new machine, this did not eventuate. I have received an
e-mail from Terry telling me he only came out of RNSH yesterday (19 November) after being hospitalised for 8 days.
Terry will spend the next two weeks at his sisters place. I
am sure you will all join me in wishing Terry all the best and that we hope
to see him back soon.
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Tuesday 24
November - Main Meeting - 6 pm - 8 pm
David Hall from Symantec
will be our guest presenter again and will showcase Norton
Internet Security 2010, which is now available - he will talk to us
about Norton 360 Version 4, currently in beta.
So... come along and learn about the very latest in Internet security
from the world's security experts, naturally there will be some copies to
win!
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Friday 27 Nov.
- Digital Photography
- Peter Collard - 10 am - 12 noon
Introduction & Software Updates (bring your thumb
drive),
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Future planned topics,
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Photography Exercise - critical discussion of your efforts for
last month's task - Sculpture by the Sea,
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Q & A and Tips - bring us your
problems and solutions.
Main Topic - Manuals
That lump of cellulose not only stops
the camera rattling around in the box, but has encoded within it some
marvellous information. What is in the typical manual? Bring yours along
and we'll find out how to decode this information.
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Tip of the Week
Hugin - is a panorama photo stitching program which is accomplished by using
several overlapping photos taken from the same location, and using control
points to align and transform the photos so that they can be blended
together to form a larger image. Allows for the easy creation of
control points between two images, optimisation of the image transforms
along with a preview window so the user can see whether the panorama is
acceptable. Once the preview is correct, the panorama can be fully
stitched, transformed and saved in a standard image format. Tutorials Examples
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So until next week, health and happiness,
Cheers
Elaine
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