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Netflix is launching in Australia and New Zealand on March 24

Mar02
by on March 2, 2015 at 8:54 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

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New Zealanders and Australians, rejoice! Netflix is finally coming downunder, beginning on March 24. The company announced the news today alongside a number of partnerships with internet providers that will allow customers to watch without fear of exceeding their data caps. Many in these parts of the world currently use services that circumvent Netflix’s geo-locks so they can access the US service, due to a lack of well developed alternatives. Startups like Quickflix and Lightbox have recently bolstered efforts to get a wide range of streaming content, with some even holding the exclusive rights to shows on the US version of…

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You can now watch Citizenfour online, for free

Mar02
by on March 2, 2015 at 8:35 pm
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Citizenfour, the Academy Award-winning film that follows Edward Snowden as he released top-secret government documents detailing NSA wiretaps, is now available to stream online for free. The film is available legally via Thought Maybe, an online library for films focused on topics that “challenge modern society.” Citizenfour won an Oscar for best documentary feature last month. You can also download the entire film by right clicking and selecting “view video offline” for later. ➤ Citizenfour [Thought Maybe]

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You can now watch Citizenfour online, for free

Mar02
by on March 2, 2015 at 8:35 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

Citizenfour, the Academy Award-winning film that follows Edward Snowden as he released top-secret government documents detailing NSA wiretaps, is now available to stream online for free. The film is available legally via Thought Maybe, an online library for films focused on topics that “challenge modern society.” Citizenfour won an Oscar for best documentary feature last month. You can also download the entire film by right clicking and selecting “view video offline” for later. ➤ Citizenfour [Thought Maybe]

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RNI’s plug-in update strives for that authentic grainy, film stock look

Mar02
by on March 2, 2015 at 8:02 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Updates

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Really Nice Images — tapping into that distinctive analog aesthetic — has released RNI All Films 3.0, which promises to make your digital images look more ‘shot with film-like’ than ever. RNI, joining competitors like AlienSkin Exposure, VSCO and DxO, provide plug-ins to pro level software like Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop to impart an identifiable film stock look or grain to photos. This new version of the software adds an Analog Softness feature, designed to further remove the visual differences between high-megapixel images and film shots. In addition to bringing more than 170 new realistic and moody film presets to the mix, the upgrade also…

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RNI’s plug-in update strives for that authentic grainy, film stock look

Mar02
by on March 2, 2015 at 8:02 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Updates

RMI
Really Nice Images — tapping into that distinctive analog aesthetic — has released RNI All Films 3.0, which promises to make your digital images look more ‘shot with film-like’ than ever. RNI, joining competitors like AlienSkin Exposure, VSCO and DxO, provide plug-ins to pro level software like Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop to impart an identifiable film stock look or grain to photos. This new version of the software adds an Analog Softness feature, designed to further remove the visual differences between high-megapixel images and film shots. In addition to bringing more than 170 new realistic and moody film presets to the mix, the upgrade also…

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