woensdag, juni 01, 2005
Windows krijgt "RAW" image support
Microsoft is working with Nikon, Adobe, Canon, Fuji and a handful of other unspecified digital imaging companies to develop the raw architecture for use in Longhorn.
Microsoft will help its software partners standardize the raw architecture for image codecs, let them contribute their own codecs, and certify them for inclusion in Longhorn. Microsoft is also offering a new application programming interface, or API, so its partners can add more control options to supported software products.
But well before the launch of Longhorn, expected in the second half of 2006, Microsoft is expected to roll out Raw Image Thumbnailer--a free download of an updated version of its PowerToys for Windows XP.
Windows users will be able to view, preview and print raw data, but not edit it. The download will be ready in a few weeks.
Bron: ZDNet.
Microsoft will help its software partners standardize the raw architecture for image codecs, let them contribute their own codecs, and certify them for inclusion in Longhorn. Microsoft is also offering a new application programming interface, or API, so its partners can add more control options to supported software products.
But well before the launch of Longhorn, expected in the second half of 2006, Microsoft is expected to roll out Raw Image Thumbnailer--a free download of an updated version of its PowerToys for Windows XP.
Windows users will be able to view, preview and print raw data, but not edit it. The download will be ready in a few weeks.
Bron: ZDNet.
# posted by Jan-Edward : 17:53
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