Archive for May 23rd, 2005May 23, 2005
The RAW Flaw
May 23, 2005
Poser 6 brings images to lifeSource: SiliconValley.com Meet James and Jessi. May 23, 2005
Adobe ‘Hard To Bet Against’ In The Near TermMay 23, 2005
Neat Image v5.0 and v3.0 (Win/Mac)Source: DPReview ABSoft has announced upgrades to its noise reduction software program Neat Image for both Windows and Mac. May 23, 2005
Apple said to explore use of Intel chips for Macs
Source: Yahoo News May 23, 2005
PIXEL PERFECTTorrent of images is leaving film in the dust. Evolution of photos creating unforeseen effects on society. May 23, 2005
DNG Workflow / Part I
Well, things have changed, and now both the DNG file format and the Adobe DNG Converter do have something substantial to offer. May 23, 2005
Adobe Aims to Be Even More PortableBruce Chizen was holding his company’s future in the palm of his hand. It was a Nokia cellphone with a 3-inch-by-2-inch color display, running a series of music videos and other snippets of digital entertainment material. Source: Los Angeles Times May 23, 2005
Staged photos evoke empathy from viewersArtists in U of I exhibit provide powerful studies of how emotions are perceived. |
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Apple Computer Inc. (Nasdaq:
When the DNG format specification was announced at last year’s Photokina, a little touted free application was also announced called Adobe DNG Converter. The application is for the conversion of undocumented, proprietary Raw files into the publicly documented DNG format. At the time, many people played with the DNG Converter and decided that while interesting, it didn’t really add anything to their raw processing workflow except perhaps adding a step. As a result, most people don’t really use a DNG workflow.