November 14, 2007
Web Presentation Tools And Services For Visual Communication: The Best From Sharewood n°63
 
Photo credit: Meliha Gojak
- GoldMail: Online service for creating narrated slideshows starting from images, videos or documents
- Vector Magic: Online image editing software lets you de-pixelize your images, making them resizable with no quality loss
- Colour Contrast Check: Specify a background and a foreground color, and determine how their contrast looks
- PicURLs: Web-site that aggregates images from social networking sites, that you can preview and download for free
- GoldMail
Goldmail is a new service for creating narrated slide shows. To create a presentation in Goldmail, first you grab your images, either from your hard disk, by taking screen grabs, or by creating text slides in Goldmail, you sort them in the order you want. Then you press Record, and while you're talking, click the "next slide" button to advance the show (you can also use an audio file from your PC). Free to use.
http://www.goldmail.com/
- Vector Magic
Vector Magic is an image editing software that lets you de-pixelize your images, turning them into vectors. You can upload any image without any registration, select the vectorizing method between three different qualities and, after it is processed, you can download the EPS, SVG, or PNG, and resize it to any size you want since it won't lose quality anymore. Free to use and completely web-based.
http://vectormagic.stanford.edu/
- Colour Contrast Check
Colour Contrast Check Tool allows you to specify a foreground and a background colour and determine how good or bad they contrast among themselves. You can use three simple RGB sliders to select your colors, or simple provide the HTML code. Then, it will automatically tell you the brightness and color difference, telling you whether they are legible together or not. Free.
http://www.snook.ca/...
- PicURLs
PicURLs is a site that aggregates the most popular pictures from a variety of social networking/bookmarking sites (Digg, Reddit, del.icio.us, etc.). Each picture is thumbnailed with a quick link to the originating site and article, and you can preview it on PicURLs after you are redirected on the original site for downloading it. Free.
http://picurls.com/
posted by
Robin Good
on Wednesday, November 14 2007
Tuesday, January 15 2008
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