Monday, July 24, 2017
Just Released: Express Scribe Transcription Software for Windows
New Release: MixPad Multitrack Recorder for Mac OS X
Friday, July 14, 2017
5 Easy Vacation Photo Editing Tips
5 Easy Vacation Photo Editing Tips
Easy Vacation Photo Edits
When vacation photographs don't quite reflect the experience you remember, you can use a photo editing software to enhance and touch up your photos. Here are five easy ways to edit your travel photos.
1. Enhance with AutoFix
Simply enhance your photo to bring out the best colors and details with AutoFix. This takes just seconds to complete and can drastically improve your photo quality! To apply autofix with PhotoPad, select "Auto Fix" from the "Retouch" tab.
2. Apply Color Boost
Color boost can bring life back to your bleached out beach photos and over-exposed family photos. This stunning one-click-fix is simple and easy to apply. To apply Color Boost with PhotoPad, click on the "Color Boost" button in "Filters" tab.
3. Edit Image Saturation
Increasing or decreasing saturation can have an impressive effect on vacation photos. Increasing saturation can also apply a tanning effect to personal photos. To edit the saturation of a photo in PhotoPad, select the "Saturation" option from the "Color" tab in the top menu bar. You can then increase or decrease the saturation by moving the slider left and right.
4. Apply a Vignette
Apply a vignette to your vacation photos to focus the photo's attention on a central aspect or to blur unnecessary noise on the edges of the photo. To add a vignette to your photo, simply select the "Vignette" option from the "Effects" tab in PhotoPad, and adjust the size, strength and color of your vignette in the right hand options panel.
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| Vignette Effect |
5. Create an Oil Painting from a Photograph
To add a creative twist to your vacation photos, you can use PhotoPad to quickly and easily transform your photos into oil paintings. To add the oil painting effect to your photograph, select "Oil Painting" from the "Creative" tab in PhotoPad. You can add more or less detail to your digital photo oil painting by changing the brush size in the right hand options panel.
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| Create an oil painting from a vacation photo |
New Release: VideoPad Video Editor for Windows
Friday, July 7, 2017
Just Released: RecordPad Sound Recorder for Android
Wednesday, July 5, 2017
Design Backyard Chicken Coops with DreamPlan
Design Backyard Chicken Coops with DreamPlan
Create a Chicken Coop Design Plan with DreamPlan
Raising backyard chickens brings joy and bountiful egg harvests to urban farmers across the world. When first adopting chickens, one of the first orders of business will be to build a chicken coop to home your chickens so that they will be safe and sheltered. DreamPlan offers an easy way to design a 3D chicken coop plan.
Planning a Chicken Coop Design
Chicken coops provide chickens with protection from both inclement weather and local predators. A chicken coop will generally contain both areas with open wire as well as covered roosting areas for the chickens to sleep and lay eggs. When planning a chicken coop design, you will want to keep in mind the number of chickens that you plan on raising, the space in which you can build the coop, and the utility that you would like the coop to provide. You will want to supply both a covered roosting space and a safe, fenced-in outdoor space for your chickens.Create a 3D Chicken Coop Plan
3D modeling software can make chicken coop design simple, and chicken coops can be designed to scale. You can also use DreamPlan build a 3D model of your backyard in order to see how your chicken coop will fit in your current space.
To draw the walls for the roost, simply select the wall tool and draw walls to match your size specifications. To build a chicken coop design plan that is elevated off the ground on risers, use stories and footings. When you are finished designing the walls for your chicken roost, finish your design with a roof and add a ramp to your design for chickens to access the roost.
Design the Roost
To create a chicken coop with DreamPlan, you will want to begin by sketching up the roost for your chickens. You can use multiple stories to build an elevated roost or a roost with a pitched roof. You can change the wall height for each story in your project in the lower left hand corner of the screen.
To draw the walls for the roost, simply select the wall tool and draw walls to match your size specifications. To build a chicken coop design plan that is elevated off the ground on risers, use stories and footings. When you are finished designing the walls for your chicken roost, finish your design with a roof and add a ramp to your design for chickens to access the roost.
Design a Fenced Area
To fence in the area around your chicken coop roost, use the railing tool to draw your chicken yard. You can edit the railing properties in the left hand program menu to create fencing. You can increase the railing height to create a tall fence, and then change the "Infill Type" to mesh to simulate chicken wire. You can also change the color, spacing, style, size and design of your fence posts in the railing options.
Finish your Chicken Coop Design
To finalize your chicken coop design, you can import 3D models of chickens into DreamPlan. You can download the chickens and rooster that we used in our projects from archive3d.net here:
We used the chicken model above to create three different chicken species by changing the size and color of the chicken models as we added them to our project.
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