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Rollip: Professional Online Photo Effects (15 Pro Accounts Giveaway)

Last updated on by Gabriel Livan

Merry Christmas to everyone!

Rollip is very kind to give away 15 Pro Accounts with each 30 credits (worth $5.98 per account) to Bit Repository readers.

What is Rollip?

Rollip is a new site that gives any digital photo a new look and feel by offering 40 filters ranging from 70’s vintage to more modern ones. This professional online service can turn your digital photographs into Polaroid lookalikes.

Extra effort has been put into giving users a selection of high-quality filters, resulting in some photographers to use this service for their professional work. While Rollip is free for smaller images, they do offer additional high-quality processing for users that register for a Pro Account.

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How to win a Pro Account with 30 free credits?

Use the following URL to access the application and register:

The credits are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. So hurry up and register to win 30 credits for free!

Add Interactive JavaScript Charts to Your Site Using Highcharts

Last updated on by Gabriel Livan

Highcharts is a JavaScript charting library that offers an easy way of adding interactive charts to your web sites/applications. This library, written in pure JavaScript, currently supports line, spline, bar, pie, column, area, areaspline and and scatter chart types. Any of these can be combined in one chart. Since it is solely based on native browser technologies, Highcharts doesn’t require client side plugins like Flash or Java. No server side programming languages (PHP, ASP NET etc.) are required to use this charting library that needs only 3 files to run: the highcharts.js core, a canvas emulator for IE, either the jQuery or the MooTools framework.

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Features include:

  • Numerous chart types
  • Simple configuration syntax
  • Tooltip labels
  • Datetime axis
  • Zooming
  • External data loading
  • Inverted chart or reversed axis
  • Text rotation for labels

Professional Photography Portfolio Template from Flabell: Review

Last updated on by Gabriel Livan

If you intend to showcase your portfolio with style, then Flabell’s Photography Portfolio Template could be the product you’re looking for.

In this component with minimalist design and powerful features, you can define as many galleries as fit the menu, each gallery having as many images you want. A cool feature is the option to set different background colors for each image. On the homepage you can use the SWFAddress to add back button navigation and direct links to a section. The images from each gallery, the content from the contact page (including picture and information such as name, address, email etc.), the tag line and many others are customizable from the XML.

The images automatically position based on the width. Any size of the image can be used as long as it fits the height of 420px. The template is optimized for people that use monitors with a resolution of 1024 x 768.

Another nice feature is the possibility to set a default section that will open automatically when you open the page.

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TopUp: A Free, Unobtrusive, Easy to use JavaScript PopUp/Lightbox

Last updated on by Gabriel Livan

Are you looking for a way to unobtrusively display images and web pages in a Web 2.0 approach of popups? Checkout TopUp, a free JavaScript library that uses JQuery and JQuery UI in order to maintain cross-browser compatibility and compactness. This library has a very easy setup process (only one include required), supports AJAX requests, has the ability of displaying images, flash (from sites like Youtube, SWF and FLV files), movies (QuickTime, Windows Media and Realplayer), iframes, DOM elements and raw HTML, uses TopUp presets keeps your HTML code 100% clean, and also has fancy layouts, animations and transitions, locksmith near me prices.

More features include:

  • Can be used along with Prototype (just include TopUp before Prototype)
  • Usage of CSS sprites to reduce the amount of image requests to two per layout for faster loading
  • Auto-correction of size and position when required
  • The possibility to create groups

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Free Flash Simple to Use Image Gallery with Fade In/Out Effect

Last updated on by Gabriel Livan

Flabell’s Fade In Fade Out Slideshow is a simple image gallery controlled by XML input. With this slideshow you can fade in/out between any number of images, control the loop function, the use of random playback of images, the transition time between slides as well as the display time of an image. All these can be updated in the XML configuration file.

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Features include:

  • Customizable links
  • Customizable transition time.
  • Customizable slideshow time.
  • Random play and looping are set in XML.