GREED features all ingredients to create an enthralling hack’n’slash classic. In the tradition of other critically acclaimed and proven genre colleagues you as the player will need to fight your way through masses of critters, robots, aliens and many other exotic adversaries while collecting unique items and skills thus leveling up your character. In contrast to the genre ancestors, the story of GREED takes place in an adult and mature science fiction scenario. In the futuristic universe of GREED the discovery of novel interstellar travel possibilities has lead to a new age of colonialization. The five largest colonial powers are entangled in a full-scale war over a new element called Ikarium, the recently discovered rare source of nearlyunlimited energy. You as a former member of an elite military unit will fight a battle for your survival not know-ing that your actions will lead fate of all mankind into dramatic consequences

This is a collection of 3874 wide screen images in the Webshots proprietary format WB1. All images are 16.9 aspect ratios. This is a fabulous collection of some of the best photographs for a screensaver.I only downloaded three categories all relating to nature, outdoor and city scape scenes. Also included is Webshots Desktop screensaver software (freeware), which has to be installed prior to using the WB1 photos. If you don’t want to install Webshots Desktop, then you can convert the WB1 files to JPG with the included Ultimate Webshots Converter software (freeware). The Nature & Travel scenes are mostly the same types of photos, beautiful outdoor themes. The Flowers and Gardens collection is more suited for mom & grandma’s! When installing Webshots Desktop, be sure not to install the IE toolbar for Webshots. Go to Webshots.com and look under the Pro Shots tab to see what is included.

The technology used for compositing blue and green screen has improved to the point where a chroma key matte can be pulled off almost anything. However, the better the original photography and setup, the better the matte extraction and composite will be. Whether the goal is to shoot a blue or green screen for compositing, or just to get familiar with terms and techniques, Blue and Green Screen Production Principles has the information needed. Pete Kuran goes behind the scenes to teach the processes of this popular film technique. Note: We recommend that subscribers new to video production terminology first view Digital Video Principles in the lynda.com Online Training Library
Released on: 3/30/2007