Fortunately, Plans Collective, a US-based event planning brand, has launched its brand-new mobile application Plans to simplify the event organizing experience for influencers, event planners, and just about everyone else on the go. Meeting new people or chilling out with friends after a long working week rejuvenates everyone. But the problem is that other event planning solutions do not provide accurate event updates after basic scheduling features. Plans app solves this issue by providing a user-friendly platform to seamlessly track real-time events before, during, and after an event....

The Galaxy M13 design shown via renders in Coral, Orange, and Silver colors The Galaxy M13 design shown via renders in Coral, Orange, and Silver colors You can check out the Galaxy M13 in Coral, Orange, and Silver color variants in the gallery below the article. The design of this smartphone is obviously similar to the Galaxy M23 which was launched a couple of months ago. The phone has a waterdrop display notch, and its bottom bezel is thicker than the rest of them....

Several major text-to-image generators have been launched so far, such as Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, or DALL-E. As you probably know, billions of photos, paintings, and illustrations are used to train these programs so they could render your text into an image with better accuracy. Have you ever wondered if your photos were used for this purpose? If you have, there’s now a way to check it. Have I Been Trained is a website that lets you search through a whopping 5....

Forced perspective is one of the most wonderfully creative tools photography affords. It allows us to create optical illusions that either baffle or simply amuse us. Or we can change the scale of items seamlessly with ease. We’ve seen it in popular movies and TV shows like Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones. We probably see it far more often than we realise. But there’s often a lot of maths and science that goes into creating forced perspective, as you can see in the LoTR clip linked above....

The transition from film to digital eliminated problems that plagued many photographers. Things like reciprocity failure were now a thing of the past. But, it presented a few new challenges, too. The biggest of those is dust. Things have gotten better over the years. We’ve made the shift from CCD to CMOS sensors, which seem to attract less dust. We’ve got automatic dust cleaning features in most DSLRs now, too. These days, I’ve found the majority of dust can be gotten rid of with a good blast or two from a rocket blower....