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Color as a solid swatch may be an absolute value such as red, blue, green, yellow, etc. but to take a picture and then decide a color for that picture is an objective task! Can you just allot one color for a picture of a garden that shows a blue sky, green meadows, and multi-colored flowers? Probably not. Or maybe, you can just choose green as a dominant color in that case! Whatever choice you make, there will be times when you need a picture that has a predominant red value or a primary grey value, or a foremost value of some other color. Fortunately, Bing’s Image Search has some great filters that let you percolate your search results to any color!
To learn more, click the link below.
Tutorial Code: 09 12 03
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This page is part of our Bing Image Search series. When you search for pictures on Bing’s Image Search site, the results page provides various filters to fine-tune and narrow down your results. Bing’s Image Search by Image Size filters allow you to search pictures of various resolutions. Essentially, there are six size options, and the descriptions mentioned below for these options are not set in stone.
To learn more, click the link below.
Tutorial Code: 09 12 02
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While Google may have the largest and most up-to-date search index, other search providers like Microsoft’s Bing need to up the ante by providing more usability options so that visitors can get more optimum and narrowed-down results. And that’s exactly what Microsoft seems to have done with Bing’s Image Search options. Everything is streamlined and you can filter and sort results with so much dexterity; it’s almost like you are sorting numbers in Excel, but just that this is also so much more visual!
To learn more, click the link below.
Tutorial Code: 09 12 01
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Public Domain pictures or anything within the public domain is content that you can freely use, and as the words indicate they belong to all mankind. But that’s just the simple, plain English description. There are certainly some other nuances of Public Domain content that you must be aware of, and it is also a great idea to attribute any Public Domain content you use.
To learn more, click the link below.
Tutorial Code: 09 11 07
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Marcella Cheng never knew what was possible in PowerPoint until she worked at Synapsis Creative, and is now an enthusiastic advocate of quite possibly the most versatile and powerful design programs she’s ever used. She loves working on presentations and interactive projects the most and is a sucker for good stories and great visuals.
Here’s a list of links on Indezine.com where she has been featured:
Someone’s Sabotaged Santa’s Sleigh 2: Conversation with Tom Howell
December 21, 2020
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