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Very Stylish Mobile Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 Solid Black
At the heart of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 is the Windows Mobile Operating System, touch screen technology and a superb multimedia experience thanks to the huge 3 inch display. Looks wise the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 is a stylish device with a 3 inch display with a full QWERTY keyboard that is revealed when the innovative arc shaped slider is opened. It weighs 145 grams and measures 110 x 17 x 53 millimeters. With the huge display, a host of Windows applications, document views and editors, email access, Bluetooth and Wi-FI, Sony Ericsson X1 Solid Black provides you with the tools you need to keep on top of your work load.
Besides offering the user the best in mobile Internet, the Sony Ericsson X1 Solid Black comes equipped with a 3.2 megapixel camera boasting auto focus, photo light and video recording as well as FM radio and a media player featuring Music tones, Play Now. Other features include high data transfer rate with HSDPA/HSUPA and WiFi, Internet Explorer Mobile, aGPS, stereo Bluetooth with A2DP, Windows Media Player Mobile, FM Radio, Java, USB support and yes, it has MMS.
Sporting a wide pitch, fully functional QWERTY keyboard, aGPS and a huge 3″ wide VGA (800×480, 65k colors) touch screen display, the new super-swishy interface offers nine, finger touch panels giving nippy access to user defined apps. There’s also a 4-way navigation key and optical joystick to help users get around, with up to to 400 MB of built in phone memory, backed by a MicroSD card slot. For more details http://www.phoneandbeyond.com/
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10 POINTS FOR BEST ANSWER: Is there an easy way to change to a solid black background with photoshop?
I got 800 product pics which need to have their backgrounds changed to a solid black colour for cataloging. How do you do this with photoshop and is there a bulk edit tool around for all 800?.
Just been able to do one would be nice… Many you tube clicks but all seem to be long winded and complicated
Got 10 points for the best answer!.
Thanks in Advance..
What you are trying to do is called a “matte” or a “knockout,” and how you do it depends a great deal on what you’re starting with. If your version of Photoshop has a plugin included to do this, it generally involves painting (in a new layer, of course), one color over the subject, and one color over the background, while avoiding the tough areas in between. When you hit “go,” the software continues your work, painting up to the edge of your subject without going over the lines.
If you don’t have a plugin for this, you can buy one like Corel Knockout (about $100 I think); there are also free and shareware options available.
If you don’t want to go this route, experiment using the magic wand tool (W), with different tolerance settings. Clicking on an area with sharp definitions will automatically select it. You can incrementally paint it in with black, or select the whole area, create a new layer, and paint the black over the photo, then slightly blur the new layer to make it look a little nicer. “Select similar” will speed this task up as long as you have a an object that stands out from the background. Remember to use undo and redo to your advantage!
Another way to do this if your subject contrasts well with the background is to use the curves tool or the selective color tool to “blow out” the background. For example, if the background is lighter than the subject, you can make a vertical jump in the curve that will turn the background pure white. Then you can click in the magic wand and “select similar” and instantly have the whole background selected. Likewise if the background is darker, you can save a step by making it pure black with the curve editor.
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