Thanks to the William Li who updated the code in widget, I appreciate.

Sample image (before and after):

And, just in case you’re wondering: to add an action to photoshop actions list, you have just to drag’n'drop action file to actions panel, or to photoshop icon itself.

Download Rounded Corners action for Photoshop.

Google knows. Now you can get the same results from Google in this small handy Goolge Calc widget - zGoogleCalc.

Download v1.0 now!.

So, most recent application I’ve done in Processing is a “Kaleidoscope”. It works well on any Macintosh computer with camera attached, you can get OSX version here. It also changes the image basing on the sound it gets from the microphone.

Here is an example of how it looks like. OMG, I wish I had such as an iTunes visualizer.

A frame from the drafts:

And Quicktime Video, of course.

The interesting thing I’ve noticed in it is a smooth slow motion mode. In this mode camera shoots 3 seconds of real-time into 12 seconds of HDV video, which is almost 120 frames per second! The camera itself can record slow-mo video in two modes: after you press a button (regular) or in the 3 seconds before you press the button (in this case camera uses some kind of looped buffer). A rough estimate of 1440 x 1080 x 120 frames x 3 seconds gives us half gigabyte of raw data, which explains, why the camera itself is limited to three seconds of slow-motion only.

The slowmotion itself takes 3 seconds to record into the buffer and 15 seconds to save all the data to DV tape and become ready for next slow-motion shooting. Not bad, Sony!

For those, who’s wondering on how does it look like, I’ve compressed some samples into Mpeg4 format, which all of you guys should be able to see (or download Quicktime player, it does the job good).

Birds at the street.
I am trying to do a yo-yo trick, unsuccesseful as you can see.
Water running from faucet.

As far as you can see, slow-mo video is recorded best in daylight - otherwise it’s badly focused, at least with this camera.

Купить зеркала Mirage 3D теперь можно и в России.

The one and only thing that stops me from buying a brand new Segway is it’s price: $10′000 (here, in Moscow) - it’s way too much for a recreational transport device with so many limitation. My Wheelman costed me $600 and it’s worth every dollar I’ve spent on it.

So, and the most interesting part - the photos: