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Posted on 15/04/05 09:46:57 AM |
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Paul McFadden
Dream Decryptor Posts: 138 Reply  |
HEMERA PHOTO OBJECTS - 5000 images for £3.50 !!!
Hello all I just picked up an amazing baragin ! This month's PC Advisor magazine (£3.50 for the CD-edition) comes with a free full program - Hemera Photo Objects 5000 !! Its fantastic ! As Steve notes in the intro to chapter 5, they are lower in resolution than you'd prefer, but perfect for smaller images in a larger montage For everyone living in the UK - I highly recommend getting a copy. _________________ We could live offa the fatta the lan'. |
Posted on 15/04/05 11:06:54 AM |
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Steve Caplin
Administrator Posts: 7023 Reply  |
Re: HEMERA PHOTO OBJECTS - 5000 images for £3.50 !!!
If you're really into this stuff, the full 50,000 image collections are well worth buying. I use them all the time. |
Posted on 15/04/05 2:02:11 PM |
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Einstein D Kid
Teen Trickster Posts: 281 Reply  |
Re: HEMERA PHOTO OBJECTS - 5000 images for £3.50 !!!
how much is it f3.50 in dollars _________________ - There are 2 secrets in business, 1) dont reveal all your secrets..... |
Posted on 15/04/05 2:08:11 PM |
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BobbyJo
Image Imaginator Posts: 250 Reply  |
Re: HEMERA PHOTO OBJECTS - 5000 images for £3.50 !!!
About 5 bucks 
_________________ BJ - Photoshop driver just qualified. |
Posted on 15/04/05 11:58:47 PM |
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Atomicfog
Virtual Visualizer Posts: 238 Reply  |
Re: HEMERA PHOTO OBJECTS - 5000 images for £3.50 !!!
I wouldn't mind geting a ton of stock photos, but google's image search comes through for me every time (Sometimes it takes quite a bit of digging though). _________________ -Atomic |
Posted on 16/04/05 00:02:18 AM |
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trinityofone
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Re: HEMERA PHOTO OBJECTS - 5000 images for £3.50 !!!
It depends what you will be using them for, the Hemera images are royalty/copyright free, whereas you could land yourself in trouble with search engine images, if you're going to use them commercially. _________________ A happy-go-lucky chap, always dressed in black |