Find: Fade To White / Photo Snap Shot Transitions ?? Great place to buy...

Hello,
I'm looking for these two transitions plugins for FCP Studio.
1. Fade To White (isn't this available in FCP?)
2. Photo Snap Shot (maybe come with the sound effect too)
Also, do you have any recommendations for a great selection of transitions, filters and effect plugins for FCP.
I prefer buying individually and hopefully they demo how each one works! "In the perfect world of course."
Thanks

1. dip to color, you get to pick the color
2. see #1 or add a white matte, ramp up in 2 frames, immediately down in 4 frames
3. Check out Nattress, River Rock Studios, Sheffield Softworks, Eureka. There are plenty more. Google is your friend.

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I have a (Pro*c, C++) programme which processes data from snap shots into base tables. This programme runs as on the cron tab. The problem is if the problem kicks off while the snapshots are being refreshed, it finds 0 records in the snap shots and so no data gets into the base tables. Is there any way (oracle internal tables etc;) which I can use to see if the snap shot refresh process has completed and successfully ?
Appreciate any hints.

Seth,
There is no problem. If you can make it as a view, you can make it as MView. I do it and I have no problems. You just need to implement smart refresh mechanism, of cource.
btw, MView and Snapshot is exactly the same. You have no "Snap Shot tables", you have MViews of the master tables :)

Stock snap shot

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So we are not loading any past movements.we are interested only in movements from today.
Now, the clients wants to see the weekly(starting from current week) snap shot of stock quantities and values(Like total inventory quantities and Values). For this scenario, 2LIS_03_BX and 2lis_03_BF are suffiecient if i read the material value from the MBEW table in update rule? or do i need to implement 2LIS_03_UM as well?...If i use 2LIS_03_UM will satisfy my requirement?.
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Hi Mummaneni,
Based on your client requirement, loading data from BF after initializing stock using BX would be sufficient to view your stock qty for each day provided you load the data daily.
Also ensure you do the marker update for BX and no marker update for initialized BF.
You can get your MAP values against your Material from MBEW table which BF does not bring. There is a separate datasource that provides MAP values against Material...otherwise you could simply enhance BF with a new field. BF normally provides you the unit and total purchase value of the goods.
UM is used to get the revaluations at cost that may happen from time to time. It is similar to the sales price revaluations that you find in Retail based industries which frequently require use of 2LIS_40_REVAL datasource.
If it suits your requirement to get the price changes at cost, you may very well get BF data too...it might be necessary, I would say. Also do a no marker update for BF initialized update for the first time incase you have some historical from R/3.
Award points if helpful...
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How do I get a black and white photo in Photoshop Elements 11?

I have a very old version of Photoshop, release 6 I believe. In that release, I am able to use enhance/brightness and contrast, and when I slide the contrast to 100%, I get a pure black and white image of my photo. I Photoshop 11, which I just purchased today, I am unable to get a pure black and white image, only grayscale. I cut pictures out of wood, and it's fundamentally necessary that I can contrast pictures into pure black and white. How do I do that in Photoshop 11? The first screenshot is what I need in Photoshop 11, the second screen shot is the limitation I'm seeing in Photoshop 11. How do I get a black and white photo??

(I edited this reply because I originally couldn't see the screen shots.)
There was a change made a few versions ago where Brightness and Contrast were improved so that they did not clip values so quickly. This was intended to improve how Brightness and Contrast worked for photographs, but it makes it work less well for purposes such as channel manipulations or printmaking.
In Photoshop there is a Legacy check box in Brightness/Contrast to make it work the "old" way when that is desired. It looks like that check box isn't in Photoshop Elements, which is what you're actually using. I'm not sure if there is a way to get the Legacy behavior in Elements, so you'll want to ask over in the Photoshop Elements forum.

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As I reported and you confirm, the things I tried had no effect.
You point to the compression and image settings, but that leaves the question why some photos and not others showed up: presumably they were all subjected to the same compression and image settings.
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Here is the site -
www.vispring.co.uk

Basically, as you know, you can have the blank picture on one
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Black & white photo has a magenta cast.

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