· Trojan horse like a watermelon in your groceries
· Trojan horses are the ultimate malware deliver tool
· Based on the Trojan horse from the Trojan war
· Trojan horse is innocent looking, but contains something inside
· Can deliver malware such as a bot
· Can deliver a spam engine
· Virus and spyware also inside

1)Using transitions-Using a transition such as a wipe or a push is more of a stylistic choice than a rule of editing. A good editor should be able to tell the story of the scene with straight cuts or if need be, a simple dissolve and shouldn’t rely on transitions to progress the action.

2)Jump cut & bad cuts-A jump cut is when part of the shot is cut and the two remaining pieces of the shot, when watched in sequence, will jump from one to the other. This can be a stylistic choice that quickly progresses time but it can also be jarring for the viewer. A bad cut is simply that, a bad cut. Cutting on movement that doesn’t match up is an example of a bad cut.

3)Action Axis-the 180 degree rule-Two people in the same scene should always have the same left/right relationship to each other. If you cut to a shot that is from behind (a reverse angle) then you have crossed the action axis. This can make it confusing for the viewer.

4)Color Correction-Mixed lighting will produce an undesirable look for you film. Try to match each shot by adjusting the black/white levels, brightness and contrast and color balance.

5)Building a sequence-Take these principles into account when edit your masterpiece!

1.What is High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography
2.Taking Images for HDR Images
a.Use Tripod
b.Take multiple images at various exposures
3.Using FDRTools to merge mulitple exposures into HDR Image
4.Using Photoshop and Photomatix to create HDR

On-Air RELATED WEBSITE LINKS
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging
http://www.fdrtools.com/fdrtools_basic_e.php [Free HDR Creation Software]
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/photoshop/ [Photoshop CS3]
http://www.hdrsoft.com/ [Photomatix Tone Mapping Plugin]
http://www.flickr.com/groups/hdr/ [Sample HDR Images]