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What
Happened to My Images ??!! I
am not sure if it’s happened to you, but it’s happened to
me. After having spent an afternoon shooting with my digital camera everything
suddenly stopped. While the counter in my camera LED showed that I had
plenty of memory space left images taken would simply not record to the
card. Error messages flashed, the red record light kept flickering and
all I could think about was all those images that were lost. (It’s
funny but the images lost always seem to be the best you ever made.) I
turned the camera off, removed the card and placed another one into the
slot—and that worked fine. I put the card in a safe place and all
I could think about was getting back to my computer to see what could
be salvaged. |
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Face Recognition for Image Searching With the
Internet becoming more and more visually oriented all the time, a Swedish
company has devised a unique approach for searching the millions of images
that are uploaded daily. The new Polar Rose technology employs a combination
of user input and facial recognition algorithms to enable you to search
photos by content and identify people pictured in the images. |
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CS 3 Beta..Black
and White Improvements and Changes I have always enjoyed black and white printing, and have used the tools in various versions of Photoshop to go from color to black and white. Now, with CS3 (beta) there are even more tools to work with, some of which are improvements or at least refinements over what was offered before. The new conversion
options in Camera Raw, accessed automatically when you open a Raw
image from the CS3 Bridge, are a good place to begin. I always shoot
Raw when I know I am going to make prints from my digital camera shots
as it gives me the most processing flexibility. The shot I am going
to use was made with a Canon 30D at a Canon workshop in Yellowstone
National Park. |
Vote! Many of us have slides and negatives that we’d like to convert to digital form to print using our inkjet printers or share on web pages and the Internet. What is your conversion strategy? Please comment briefly on your film to digital conversion workflow. |
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