#Flexify shows windows#
D) Use Windows Explorer to find the right folder in which to place your copy of the "Flexify 2" folder. C) Right-click on that folder and choose "copy", not "cut". This extraction will create a folder called "Flexify 2".
#Flexify shows zip file#
Here we go: After A) downloading Flexify 2as a ZIP file from /flexify.html, you'll B) unpack the ZIP file by right-clicking on it and choosing "extract". That's all something I can fix right here, for the Windows+PhotoShop users who're reading this review.
#Flexify shows 32 bit#
The installation instructions available on are a bit vague, generalized for ANY PhotoShop plug-in or filter, and don't explain what error messages you might expect at start-up if you're using a 32 bit version of PhotoShop. One thing I'd like to see is better installation instructions. Perhaps those features will be in a future version. There are at least two things I would've liked to see. Is Flexify 2 a perfect program? No, but it's close. Have a look at how Flexify 2 makes each picture more interesting. Sorrentino's 4 th grade geometry class, Hawthorne Elementary School, Elmhurst, Illinois in 2013. The initial artwork is tessellations done by Ms. The original picture I've kept as a background the filtered picture with an outline and shadow is in the foreground.
On this page you'll find a slideshow of about 20 tessellation pictures to which I've applied random fun Flexify 2 filters. With Flexify 2 it's only a moment's work. Bending the perspective without something like Flexify 2 is haaaaard work. There are many things you, as an artist, can do to spice up your tessellation: morphs, removing a single tile, having tiles interact with the remainder of the picture, and bending your tessellation's construction lines. Secondly, it's a fact that tessellation art can seem boring after the audience gets past the initial "wow!" moment. With Flexify 2 you can do similar perspective distortions by just clicking your mouse a few times. (Click on either picture, by the way, to buy it from ) During his lifetime, which started when computers didn't exist and finished before the first IBM and Macintosh personal computers existed, the warped perspective yet hyper-realistic art he did was a great feat. Let's face it: the Escher pictures to the left and right of this paragraph would be sleep-inducing landscapes if they didn't have warped perspective. He did quite a few illustrations that are wonderfully weird only because they contain warped perspective. Well, firstly, think about Escher's other art. Why is a website about Escher-style tessellation art doing a review of a $50 graphics program add-on that doesn't make tessellations? In the meantime, check out the samples and explanations on their website.
#Flexify shows how to#
How to Make an Asian Chop (stone stamp)Īdd-on/plug-in for Photoshop & Paint Shop Pro.This makes data transfers faster, more reliable, and more secure. Megaport’s scalable, software-defined network allowed Flexify to provision links to virtual machines (VMs) during migrations as needed but also turn off connectivity when not needed. Megaport offered Flexify a way to use private connectivity not only to greatly reduce egress fees for its customers, but also to optimize migrations. However, many companies think that the high egress fees associated with moving their data between clouds are unavoidable. Flexify founder and CTO, Sergey Kandaurov, anticipates at least 10% of storage in the next few years will use some form of multicloud. In fact, multicloud storage is becoming more mainstream. In contrast, Flexify charges low, all-inclusive rates per GB of data transferred and, by using private connectivity, is able to eliminate most cloud provider egress fees altogether, passing up to 80% savings on to customers.Ĭompanies are realizing they don’t have to depend on a single cloud provider and risk vendor lock-in.
Charges currently range between 5 and 20 cents per gigabyte (GB), which can amount to thousands of dollars in egress fees per month. Cloud providers typically charge stiff fees when customers move their data out of cloud storage to their own data centers or to a different cloud provider. The case study, published by Megaport, focuses on how Flexify has been able to reduce cloud provider egress fees during data migrations and pass those savings on to customers. Flexify said it realized a five-fold increase in the amount of data customers have migrated over the past year while using Megaport’s private connectivity Network-as-a-Service solutions. Flexify, a data storage and multicloud migration provider, announced that its use of Megaport’s private connectivity resulted in massive cost savings for Flexify customers performing data migrations in multicloud environments.
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