CES 2008 – the Consumer Electronics Show 2008 has long replaced Demo, COMDEX (sigh ….RIP)and other IT shows. CES is the place to be just after Christmas to see what will be the popular electronic gadgets for Christmas 2008. The market does need the lead time even in the frenetic electronics gadget market place. If […]
onOne Software has one of the best tools for resizing images I have found, Genuine Fractals: Now onOne has bought Liguid Resizing technology which will bring a revolutions not just to downsizing and upsizing software but also advanced retouching/editing as well. See here for a astonishing video demo of the technology. onOne will have a
In an article on GUI Clumsiness, I argue that OS desktop vendors like Apple and Microsoft could learn not a few tricks from the world of graphics software where GUI innovation has really made photo finishing and 3D drawing much more approachable. One only has to see a movie almos inevitably digitally enchanced these days.
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Pic2Color has some really interesting fun with colors – similar to what we covered in our 2 articles on the main site. Try this out: See if you have as much fun as I did.
Adobe Photoshop CS3 has become clearly the best bitmap photo editor, wresting the last vestiges of better features from Corel, Ulead and others. And Photoshop continues to forge huge leads in HDR/32 bit image processing, photo retouching, panoramas + photomerge, plus first steps towards 3D and video integration. It also retains a wide lead in
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Want to get photo enthusiasts worked up into lather – try mentioning the Australian printing technology called Memjet. This technology, which uses page wide 70,400 nozzle printheads using picoliter (one trillionth of a liter – you can’t see it with the naked eye) that promises three things: 1)Unbelievably fast printing of color images – true
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Sharpcast at first appears to be another photo sharing site like Fotki or Flickr… and it is but with a couple of differences. First, Sharpcast does most of its transactions on your local computer; then when you connect to the Web it can do such important transactions as uploads, back up and syncing with your
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Can you believe that Apple Inc, the self-appointed Deans of Great GUI Design – have still come up lame on basic GUI operations . This is even true with Apple’s new Leopard. True with Spaces, Apple finally sees the Linux Light and brings a capability that every design program worth its salt (think diversely of