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Eastman Kodak Company has announced improvements across its professional output product portfolio designed to increase efficiency and bolster quality. Products include a new version of Digital Print Production Software /DP2, the introduction of Kodak Digital Printing Software/ DP1, an improved Kodak ultra Endura Paper, improvements to Kodak PROSHOTS and Studio Suite software and Kodak DIGITAL SHO, GEM and ROC photo software plug-ins.Kodak Proshots System and Network A website for consumers and other clients demystifies the process of selecting and working with professional photographers for various occasions including weddings, special events or even sourcing for commercial images. At the heart of this website will be an online database of photographers that can be searched based on a number of different criteria -- such as location, specialty etc. Available in spring of 2006, initially in the U.S and Canada, Kodak is currently encouraging professional photographers who would like to take advantage of this unique opportunity for exposure and increased business to register in the network. Photographers can register for the service free of charge and can list their credentials, professional affiliations and link to show consumers samples of their work. Popular Photo Software Image Optimization Plug-ins Kodak will continue to market and support the software plug-ins created by its former Austin Development Center including DIGITAL SHO, DIGITAL SHO Professional, KODAK DIGITAL GEM, DIGITAL GEM Professional, DIGITAL GEM Airbrush Professional, Digital ROC and Digital ROC Professional. These seven innovative plug-ins offer professional photographers excellent image optimization and enhancement at an affordable price. The latest version of the plug-ins, 2.0, is available now for both WINDOWS and MACINTOSH System users by visiting www.asf.com.

The picture above is a test image of an old family photo from the 1970s run through a trial version of the Kodak plug-in. Users will gain a brightness scale, contrast adjustment for black and white clipping, and an image source option to change between digital or film looks. Users can control cyan/red, magenta/green, and yellow/blue colors with a sliding scale but cannot manually entering number values to change colors.įor an additional 50 bucks at $99.95, users can upgrade to the Digital ROC Professional version. The standard version of Digital ROC, priced at $49.95, offers color scales, similar to the color balance options that Photoshop users will be familiar with. **The Kodak ROC plug-in, like the other Kodak plug-ins, is a quick and easy solution. The Kodak plug-ins are compatible with Adobe Photoshop versions CS, CS2, Elements 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, and Photoshop 5.0, 5.5, 6.0, 7.0, as well as Adobe PhotoDeluxe 4.0, and JASC Paint Shop Pro 7 and 8. Novice users can use these simple plug-ins tools without having to seek additional manuals. That would alleviate the problem of having to oscillate back and forth between the two options.Īll the plug-ins offer help and tutorial functions and online guides for beginner users. The plug-ins would benefit from the addition of a side-by-side comparison such as a split screen of two equally sized "before" and "after" photos. On the left side of the interface is a larger version of the photo that users can select "Before" and "After" views of. Overall, the zoom tool was effective in giving the user control. Users cannot, however, manually enter numerical settings for zooming. Each plug-in contains a small original version of the photo in the top right corner that acts as navigation guide for users to zoom into their image in two ways: by either dragging a box on the small navigator image or by changing the zoom tool with "+" or "-" tools. The Kodak software, Digital ROC, Digital SHO, Digital GEM, and Digital GEM Airbrush, share similar interfaces. Because of the basic layout, interface, and options, Kodak's plug-ins may have a wider consumer base for both professional photographers and everyday home users. As plug-ins tend to be, the Kodak plug-ins are geared for specific needs of photographers. Those familiar with any Photoshop plug-in will find Kodak’s versions comparable and manageable. The Kodak Photoshop plug-ins are easy to use on first sight. The Kodak photo editing plug-ins, for both Windows and Macs, come in standard versions for $49.95 and professional versions for $99.95. Febru– Kodak recently released a batch of plug-ins for Adobe Photoshop: the Digital ROC to restore color, the Digital SHO for contrast and exposure correction, Digital GEM for noise and grain reduction, and Digital GEM Airbrush for smoothing skin.

Put Credit Spread)At Open: Prob. OTM=83.3%, Head Room=-6.4%, Max Loss=$919.00, ROC 8.7%, 42d Dev = $4.23QQQ: 297p/282p – Open 05/05/21 – Expires 06/18/21 – Max Gain = $131.00- Open Price = $329.06(Vertical Bull Put Credit Spread)At Open: Prob. OTM=82.7%, Head Room=-9.8%, Max Loss=$1,369.00, ROC 9.5%, 44d Dev = $9.88IWM: 205p/195p – Open 04/29/21 – Expires 06/04/21 – Max Gain = $70.00- Open Price = $227.79(Vertical Bull Put Credit Spread)At Open: Prob. OTM=84.8%, Head Room=-9.9%, Max Loss=$930.00, ROC 7.4%, 36d Dev = $4.11IWM: 205p/190p – Open 04/28/21 – Expires 06/18/21 – Max Gain = $134.00- Open Price = $228.03(Vertical Bull Put Credit Spread)At Open: Prob. OTM=80.9%, Head Room=-10.2%, Max Loss=$1,366.00, ROC 9.7%, 51d Dev = $5.12DIA: 320p/310p – Open 04/21/21 – Expires 05/28/21 – Max Gain = $75.00- Open Price = $340.69(Vertical Bull Put Credit Spread)At Open: Prob. OTM=84.1%, Head Room=-6.1%, Max Loss=$925.00, ROC 8.0%, 36d Dev = $5.40SPY: 390p/375p – Open 04/21/21 – Expires 05/28/21 – Max Gain = $107.00- Open Price = $415.85(Vertical Bull Put Credit Spread)At Open: Prob. OTM=82.3%, Head Room=-6.2%, Max Loss=$1,393.00, ROC 7.6%, 37d Dev = $9.65IWM: 205p/195p – Open 04/16/21 – Expires 05/28/21 – Max Gain = $100.00- Open Price = $244.17(Vertical Bull Put Credit Spread)At Open: Prob. OTM=80.3%, Head Room=-8.5%, Max Loss=$900.00, ROC 11.0%, 42d Dev = $5.42QQQ: 310p/295p – Open 04/14/21 – Expires 05/28/21 – Max Gain = $125.00- Open Price = $339.95(Vertical Bull Put Credit Spread)At Open: Prob. OTM=82.4%, Head Room=-8.8%, Max Loss=$1,374.00, ROC 9.0%, 44d Dev = $10.35Trades Closed This Week(As of 05/21/2021)QQQ: 300p/280p – Open 04/08/21 – Expires 05/21/21 – Max Gain = $119.00- Open Price = $333.83(Vertical Bull Put Credit Spread)At Open: Prob. OTM=85.4%, Head Room=-10.1%, Max Loss=$1,879.00, ROC 6.3%, 43d Dev = $7.80At Close: Prob. OTM=95.5%, Head Room=-8.1%, IV%=29.4%, ROR= 6.3%Cost to open: $1.19 premium collected * 100

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Creature who is the boss of Frantic Factory in Donkey Kong 64 and is fought by Tiny Kong.Puftoss - Puftoss is a giant Puftup who is the boss of Gloomy Galleon in Donkey Kong 64 and is fought by Lanky Kong.King Kut Out - King Kut Out is a poorly-made cardboard cut-out of King K. Rool who is the boss of Creepy Castle in Donkey Kong 64. Lanky Kong fights first, followed by Tiny Kong, Chunky Kong, Donkey Kong, and Diddy Kong.King "Krusha" K. Rool - See "Kremlings" section.Cactus King - Cactus King is a Kong with a cactus-like object on the back of its head who is a boss in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat.Hogs - Hogs are humanoid warthogs that appear in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. Each of them has a mohawk in a different color.Rogue-Hog - Rogue-Hog is a brown Hog with a red mohawk who is the boss of the Watermelon Kingdom.Mo-Hog - Mo-Hog is a brown Hog with a blue mohawk who is the boss of the Strawberry Kingdom.Bloat-Hog - Bloat-Hog is a red Hog with a black mohawk who is the boss of the Melon Kingdom.Gloat-Hog - Gloat-Hog is a black Hog with a white mohawk who is the boss of the Pear Kingdom.Rocs - Rocs are large birds that appear in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. They carry a large explosive black egg in their talons that must be broken in order to defeat them.Scruff Roc - Scruff Roc is a rainbow-colored Roc who is the boss of the Orange Kingdom.Fleet Roc - Fleet Roc is a blue Roc who is the boss of the Lemon Kingdom.Hard Roc - Hard Roc is a white and yellow Roc who is the boss of the Cherry Kingdom.Thunder Roc - Thunder Rock is a rainbow Roc who is the boss of the Lychee Kingdom.Tusks - Tusks are large elephant-like creatures that appear in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. They can be made of wood, metal, or stone.Turret Tusk - Turret Tusk is a brown Tusk who is the boss of the Apple Kingdom.Grave Tusk - Grave Tusk is a brown Tusk who is the boss of the Grape Kingdom.Torch Tusk - Torch Tusk is a red Tusk who is the boss of the Peach Kingdom.Double Tusk - Double Tusk are two brown Tusks who are the boss of the Chili Pepper Kingdom.Mugly is a yellow dinosaur-like monster who is the boss of Donkey Kong Island's Jungle area in Donkey Kong Country Returns. It was controlled by Kalimba to fight Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong.Scurvy Crew - The Scurvy Crew are a trio of three pirate crabs who are the bosses of Donkey Kong Island's Beach area in Donkey Kong Country Returns. The red crab called Cap'n Greenbeard is the Scurvy Crew's leader with a hook, an eyepatch, and a green beard. The yellow one wields a fork. The blue one wields a sword. They were controlled by the Maraca Triplets to fight Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong.Stu - Stu

Was made to sell Roc-A-Fella to Def Jam Recordings, which had previously held a 50 percent stake. Jay-Z became Def Jam’s new president and even negotiated to own the rights to his master recordings. Article continues below advertisementAfter selling Roc-A-Fella, Dash was "left to fend for himself," according to a piece published by XXL Magazine. Several years later, in 2021, Dash was sued by Roc-A-Fella over his alleged attempt to mint Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt album as a non-fungible token. In the lawsuit, the company claimed it wasn't Dash's to sell, which ultimately resulted in the court ruling in favor of the label.Article continues below advertisementHow did Dame Dash make his money?Dash was successful due to Roc-A-Fella and the clothing line he co-founded with Jay-Z, Rocawear. His net worth reached $50 million at one time. However, Jay-Z bought out Dash’s stake in the clothing line and also became the president of their music label after it changed hands. Besides his work in the music industry, Dash also produced films like The Woodsman starring Kevin Bacon. Through Roc-A-Fella, he worked on the 2002 film State Property. Article continues below advertisementSource: Getty ImagesDash with Kanye WestDo Kanye West (Ye) and Damon Dash get along?In the Netflix docuseries chronicling Kanye West’s rise to stardom, Dash reminisced about their early working relationship. West, now known as "Ye," released several of his albums with Roc-A-Fella.Dash recalled in the show, “I was the guy who always ran around with a camera ’cause I knew that these moments were priceless, it was just a matter of when it was time.” He said that West serves as a “new Michael Jackson” in that the world pays attention to what West does.