HD View Beta 2 Released - Now with Firefox support
- Posted: Aug 15, 2007 at 10:34 PM
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HD View Beta 2 was released last week in conjunction with Siggraph 2007 in San Diego.
The big news in this version is the addition of Firefox support.
Firefox users wanting to get their "gigapixel on" will now be prompted to install a plugin when viewing sites with HD view collections. (Plugin available here)
Another new feature is Auto Tone Adjust. This works like an auto gain; adjusting brightness and contrast ratios in darker (or hazier) areas of a photo to increase clarity.
Check out the HD View Windows Live Spaces blog or the official HD View web site for more on gigapixel imaging.
The big news in this version is the addition of Firefox support.
Firefox users wanting to get their "gigapixel on" will now be prompted to install a plugin when viewing sites with HD view collections. (Plugin available here)
Another new feature is Auto Tone Adjust. This works like an auto gain; adjusting brightness and contrast ratios in darker (or hazier) areas of a photo to increase clarity.
Check out the HD View Windows Live Spaces blog or the official HD View web site for more on gigapixel imaging.
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that is extremely awesome, it is somehow similar to photosynth which also is really cool, just the loading times for the high res pics on a 6mbit connection could be a little faster...
that is extremely awesome, it is somehow similar to photosynth which also is really cool, just the loading times for the high res pics on a 6mbit connection could be a little faster...
that is extremely awesome, it is somehow similar to photosynth which also is really cool, just the loading times for the high res pics on a 6mbit connection could be a little faster...
that is extremely awesome, it is somehow similar to photosynth which also is really cool, just the loading times for the high res pics on a 6mbit connection could be a little faster...
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