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(21) | 08/06/2013 | Translate: The Adobe makes a nice prank to random people waiting at a bus stop. Replacing the Billboard with a screen, the photograph presents the retouch their photos in real time.
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Prank: The doll of Satan There is a world about advertising-pranks, or "prankvertising" in recent years, and many advertisers try to promote their product with these methods. Another such hoax became this time in Brazil, for the advertisement of the movie "Curse Of Chucky". An actor dressed up as Chucky, (the character from the movie "Satan's Doll") intimidated by several people at a bus stop.- A billboard to draw the attention of pedestrians In 2018 in Quebec, Canada, the public body "Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec" placed these digital signs at a bus stop, to draw pedestrian attention to crossings. A camera records their body movements, and represents a reflection of them in the form of an X-ray. Suddenly, a car comes to seduce the black and white figures on the screen, frightening those watching.
- Requests for retouching in Photoshop British designer James Fridman is constantly receiving requests for retouches in Photoshop, by people who follow him on social media. But the changes he makes in the photos, they are always comical. Here he has made a collection of 40 very funny changes in photos.
- The new BMW S1000RR motorcycle advertising In Cape Town, South. Africa, the BMW made some changes at a bus stop, in order to turn a promotional for the S1000RR motorcycle.
- A special bus stop A bus stop in the cold Montreal equipped with radiator, but it requires at least two people to enable. Attendees should join their hands to complete a circuit and activated heaters. Very nice Duracell's campaign named "Moments of Warmth".
- Chakarontas a billboard in Hong Kong The two Russians Vitaly Raskalof and Vadim Makorof who had climbed the Tower of Shanghai a few months ago are returning, to visit this time to China and Hong Kong. In this video we see them climb on the roof of a very tall building to "tease" a great Billboard. Once you reach the top, they change the view on the screen of the sign with the video of their climbing in shanghai tower and add the message "What's up Hong Kong?”.
- The future of Adobe's applications on Tablet The Adobe Unveils possible future functions of the basic tools of (Photoshop, After Effetcts, Indesign) for digital tablets of Microsoft. Through this concept video, the Adobe shows us a more "playful" use of applications, where the mouse pointer is replaced by the user's finger on a touchscreen.
- A different bus stop The Pepsi Max uses digital effects to make a surprise to people waiting at a bus stop, in New Oxford Street, London.
- The most interesting bus stop The electronics company Qualcomm has placed advertisements on a bus stop urging passersby to visit a website if they were bored or raped. A big surprise was waiting for those who tried.
- Adobe's magic dress Adobe has unveiled its fully interactive digital dress called Project Primrose, woven with glitter using liquid crystals. The dress acts as a screen, and can change plans in real time, or display some animations.
- Artificial Intelligence in Photoshop Adobe has added AI-powered image generation capabilities to Photoshop.
- Dog is confused in front of the TV A dog is watching with interest on TV a group of people eating in a restaurant Suddenly one of them reaches out with a piece of pie from under the table, and the hungry dog approaches the screen...
- Dancing on the bus stop During the Notting Hill Carnival in London, England, several people started dancing on the canopy of the Kensai House bus stop. The roof of the shelter caved in under the weight of 5 people, and they fell, injuring the people below. Notting Hill Carnival takes place the weekend before the last Monday in August. It was started in 1966 by Caribbean immigrants.
- Impressive Jeep ad on 3D screen A Jeep advertisement on a large 3D screen in China, makes that car look like it is coming off the screen. The 3D experience on these screens, seen only from a certain angle.
- Can you put a hat on me?; British designer James Fridman accepts requests for retouches in Photoshop, by people who follow him on social media. In many of them he creates comic changes or does something quite funny and original. As in this case, where a woman asked him to her "put on a hat" Digital, in a photo of her in Mexico. The last part of the video you are watching, is a montage on the photo.
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