Adobe Premiere Courses in Bangkok

If you loved the ‘Confessions Tour’ of the ageless diva Madonna or liked the Mark Zuckerberg inspired movie ‘The Social Network’ for their design innovation and editing techniques with your keen eye for details and passion for video editing, it is not impossible to learn the methodology involved behind these successful ventures! This article highlights the benefits of Adobe Premiere and its effective applications to develop useful editing solutions!

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5 Easy Steps in Editing a Video in Adobe Premiere

Producing a good video doesn’t mean you need a complicated video editing experience or a high-expertise skills. If you’re a beginner and want to create a video for your presentation, an advertisement, or maybe even a video just for fun, I’ve got 5 tips to make your video editing flow smooth.  Read More…

5 Photography Tips on Capturing a Perfect Landscape

As a beginner, one of the problems I’ve encounter is taking a perfect shot of a landscape. The images I took are either blurry or overexposed. Sometimes, I got to the point that my images were not as sharp as I wanted them to be. But over the time, I’ve learned some tricks to get that perfect shot of landscapes that I want. I want to share with you my 5 photography tips on capturing a perfect landscape. Read More…

Friday’s Inspiration #6

We are back with the week six of Friday’s Inspiration, this week yet again I will be sharing the screenshots and links of the websites that I have found inspiring. Read More…

Friday’s Inspiration #5

This week we are back with the most inspiring websites of the week. The purpose of the screen shot is to see the various layout and pattern of the award winning websites. Read More…

How to get that perfect sunset

With summer approaching it is now time for vacations, those long awaited long weekend. Where we can pack our bag and to head to beach. Chilling out at the cottage drinking beer and watching the sunset. Why not pull out your camera and capture a new wallpaper or create a piece of art to hang over your bed. My friend ask me “How do you get a stunning pictures of gleaming sunsets, rich with colour and warmth that seems to reach out beyond the boundaries of the photograph” I will share with you a quick an easy way to do so.

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An Interview With Harry Roberts – Front-end Architect and Speaker

A senior UI developer at British broadcasting giant BSkyB and based in Leeds, Harry Roberts first got into development aged 16. Specialising in CSS architecture and frontend performance, he’s recently been working on “a pretty huge mobile build” for Sky. Outside of work he’s been working on his open source OOCSS framework inuit.css, and also on csswizardry-grids, a Sass-based responsive grid system. Read More…

Beginners Guide to Databases

Databases are designed to offer an organized mechanism for storing, managing and retrieving information. They do so through the use of tables. If you’re familiar with spreadsheets like Microsoft Excel, you’re probably already accustomed to storing data in tabular form. It’s not much of a stretch to make the leap from spreadsheets to databases. Read More…

Friday’s Inspiration #4

For this week’s inspiration I have posted the screenshots that I have found inspiring. Read More…

Hacking the Hack

Today when one hears the term “hacking” alarm bells tend to ring.  Over the past decade the media has taken the term hacking and polymorphed it in to a  fear instigating, paranoia driven state of terror. A calamity really; but wait, there is more; much more. What this new term encompasses today is a very wide spectrum of activities of which only the iceberg like tip is to been seen and understood by the average Joe.  So Joe, grab a seat and find a little insight here. If it sparks your interest flame then the internet is your friend. Read More…