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2006 Lebanon War photographs controversies – Photo manipulation

Adnan Hajj, a freelance photographer, was fired by Reuters after he admitted using Photoshop to add and darken smoke spirals in a photograph of Beirut, in order to make the damage appear worse. Reuters stated that Hajj had edited a second photo, and critics raised further questions about Hajj’s work. Reuters announced that they had [...]

Photoshop plugin – Plugin types

Photoshop-compatible plugins fall into several main types: filter plugins 8bf, import plugins (also called ‘acquisition’) 8ba, export plugins 8be, file format plugins 8bi, and automation plugins 8ly. Also, there are selection plugins 8bs and parser plugins 8by, but no one other than Adobe has ever created plugins of these types. The most common type are [...]

Corel Photo-Paint – Features

Photo-Paint’s native format is ”.CPT” (Corel PHOTO-PAINT Image), which stores image data as well as information within an image, including objects (layers in some raster editors), colour profiles, text, transparency, effect filters. The program can open and convert vector formats from CorelDRAW and Adobe Illustrator and can open other formats, including PNG, JPG and GIF [...]

Photoshop contest – Humor

A large part of the humor in many of these contests involves the use of internet memes. Such contests are nowadays finding increasing participations in many blogs. A more “underground” variety of these image manipulation jokes involves the blending of celebrity faces with nude or pornographic images, often combined with references to movies, music, magazines [...]

Last Days of Coney Island – Production

Much of the production was aided with the use of Toon Boom Studio, computer software designed to assemble 2D animation. Ralph Bakshi is quoted as saying “Eddie [Bakshi's son] began some coloring and refining of artwork in Photoshop then gradually moved over to doing this in Toon Boom Studio. The crossover was relatively painless. The [...]

Thomas Warming – Works

”publications by or with illustrations by Thomas Warming” * 1996 The polar bear – By Inga Birna Jonsdottir, Stokrose Publishing. * 1997 Metallica – By Inga Birna Jonsdottir, Stokrose Publishing. * 1998 Exhibition – Danish erotica”. By Benthe Clod. Stokrose Publishing. * 1999 Sprogets lysthus – By Erik Skøtt Andersen. Alinea Publishing. * 2002 Taran’s [...]

Photoshop plugin – Host applications

Host applications or plugin hosts are graphics applications that are capable of running plugins. Many commercial graphics applications support Photoshop-compatible plugins — Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, Photoshop Elements, PhotoImpact, Corel PhotoPaint, and Adobe Fireworks are the most renowned ones. There are several dozens more plugin hosts, including little known products like Chasys Draw IES, free [...]

Xslimmer – Notable observations

The mini-review of The Apple Blog states that Photoshop CS3 (Beta) now has “a solid 5 second launch time vs. the previous 6–8 seconds” on a 2 GHz MacBook with 2 GB RAM. This was achieved after slimming the binary, restarting the computer, and reopening the application. Other applications may possible benefit from similar speed improvements. However, [...]

T-X – Concept and design

The T-X was designed in Stan Winston studios, where it was considered particularly challenging to design, as the script required a character capable of holding its own against the original Terminator. Originally, the T-X’s endoskeleton was meant to convey an androgynous shape which would permit the cyborg to assume the superficial traits of both men [...]

The Dome: Ground Zero – Artwork

As part of the creative process for ”The Dome”, Angus McKie employed some illustrative techniques which were considered novel at the time, involving a computer-driven process from start to finish. After Gibbons finished the script he produced page layouts using ”Photoshop” which he then provided to McKie who combined them with the letters and panel [...]









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