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Tag: photographyPhotoshop Finds its Way to the Web Adobe offers a free, scaled down version of its photo-editing software. Identifying Manipulated Images New tools that analyze the lighting in images help spot tampering. A single photo can be reconstructed into a 3-D scene with Make3D. Polaroid and Zink Imaging announce a miniature photo printer for cell phones and cameras. A Camera to Help Dementia Patients A specialized camera regularly takes pictures to aid with memory. New software could help mental-health professionals assess patients and ensure that salespeople project a positive attitude. New Tricks for Online Photo Editing A new website provides an innovative tool that expands and contracts images while minimizing distortion. New facial-recognition software features a test that can root out fraudsters trying to pass off a photograph as a real person. Technology from Hewlett-Packard could help shoppers find the right color. New software makes it easier to manipulate and share images. Researchers have shown that ultrathin sheets of silicon can stretch in two dimensions--opening up the possibility of electronic eyeballs and smart surgical gloves. A new Xerox prototype aims to let people use simple natural-language commands to tweak photos and documents, avoiding complex color-editing tools. A New Dimension for Your Photos Web service Fotowoosh wants to be the Flickr of 3-D. Better, More Accurate Image Search By modifying a common type of machine-learning technique, researchers have found a better way to identify pictures. |
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