These simple expressionist works by artist/illustrator Brock Davis (aka “Laser Bread”) are my new favorite video game paintings. And they don’t even have any pixels in them! These whimsical acrylic on paper creations are part of Laser Bread’s 2009 mission to “Make Something Cool Every Day.” While it was the Donkey Kong painting that initially caught my eye, I ...

... have recently written a article on finding dead pixels on your LCD screen, and a reader questioned us if its possible to repair these ... New LCD screen its recommended to check out the Dead Pixels on it using the software called DPL which shows you with a small closeup ... application while its running to change the colours of the screen and see if any pixels colour does not change, mark it as a dead one ...

... refresh rate). The selected number of flash windows (small pixels actually) will appear on the screen after pressing Start. These now have to be moved to the right location (that is the ... mouse. The developer suggests to keep the program running for several hours. The stuck pixels might have been fixed after that time which can be verified again with the first option of the program. UDPixels is ...

... ’ve stated in the first part of my review, RAW Drop gets the most pixels out of the RAW files. The bad part is that it can’t be ... support the DNG file format and will recover the same number of pixels as RAW Drop. LightZone, RAW Therapee, Scarab ... support the DNG file format but don’t save all the available pixels. They just reproduce their behavior with the original RAW files: i. ...

... :P Anyway, the thing I want to bring up today was the issue of hot pixels. These manifest themselves as bright spots in your digital photo. Most of the ... , this is quite common to all cameras. No, this is not the same as noise that you see when you use high ISO. These are actually pixels on your sensor that is not working properly. What do you do when you find out that you have hot pixels in your ...

... !  The latest item to top my favorites list is Six Pixels of Separation, by Mitch Joel. I am only a third of the way through; but I find it incredibly informative ... all experienced social media enough by now to know that what he states is true -- we are all connected. Six Pixels of Separation gives you the facts and tools of how to use this to your advantage -- an excellent read.  ...