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Adam Carolla Podcast Photoshop Magic

By CStubing on June 15, 2010 2:22 PM

In case you've been living under a rock,
Adam Carolla has been doing a free podcast for over a year now, since leaving his last radio gig. He has a new audio show every day, and almost always has a guest. He also has a regular on-air crew - Theresa and Bald Bryan.

They post a picture with the guest for each podcast, and lately I've been photoshopping them for fun and no profit. I've been posting them @ the podcast's unofficial/official message board... Oh yeah, it's no longer called the podcast.. now he calls it the Adam Carolla Show, go figure...

Anyway, I figured I'd start posting them here, but I don't want to bother making a different post for each photoshop job I have already done, so here they are.. original followed by mine:

2010-06-01: Trainwreck:

2010-06-03: Bobby Lee:

2010-06-07: Greg Fitzsimmons:

2010-06-08: Jay Mohr:

2010-06-10: Andy Kindler:

2010-06-13: Shooter Jennings:

Liberty State Park, March 2010

By CStubing on March 22, 2010 1:20 PM

This video recorded with a Creative Vado HD on homemade handlebar mount. Deshaker filter and temporal smoother applied in virtualdub. The music is by a fabulous post-rock group from Toronto, ON, called Do Make Say Think.

Chatroulette Bombing Experiment 1...

By CStubing on March 11, 2010 12:12 AM

So, I hop on Chatroulette with my "webcam" playing this video:

And here are the results...

Merry XMAS

By CStubing on December 17, 2009 10:51 AM

Merry Christmas, here's your present... the Red Ring of Death!

ANSI Color code table...

By CStubing on April 3, 2009 2:52 PM

I've been using ANSI color codes for a recent project, and went looking for a nice color table to help me pick some colors. Since I wasn't happy with what I found, I whipped up a little perl script to generate one. This was created to work on MS Windows (using the Win32::Console::ANSI module by J-L Morel) but should also work on any ANSI-capable terminal.

NOTE: Win32::Console::ANSI is not a standard module in the ActivePerl distribution, but you can add it with their PPM utility.

use Win32::Console::ANSI; use strict; use warnings; for (my $underscore=4; $underscore <= 24; $underscore += 20) { for (my $bold=1; $bold <= 21; $bold += 20) { for (my $fg=30; $fg <= 37; $fg++) { for (my $bg=40; $bg <= 47; $bg++) { print "\e[$bold;$underscore;$fg;${bg}m $bold;$underscore;$fg;${bg} "; print ' ' if ($bold == 1); print ' ' if ($underscore == 4); print "\e[0m"; } print "\n"; } } } This will result in: