http://www.webphotomag.com the magazine about photographs, not cameras Mon, 10 Mar 2008 10:19:53 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en As you may or may not know, there hasn't been new issues of webphotomag for a long time because I am busy with writing gpuViewer, a revolutionary photo viewer. There is now a video that explains what it is all about: gpuViewer has a new feature to let you associate photos and ... http://www.webphotomag.com/index.php/archives/30 A year ago, the Paris town hall presented a superb exhibition around the work of Robert Doisneau that I reviewed here. They have now made available all the pictures online in a virtual exhibition that, I hope, will stay online for a long time because the web lacks places you ... http://www.webphotomag.com/index.php/archives/29 Sometimes there are photographic series that are simply too goo to keep for myself. This is one of them: runningfromcamera.blogspot.com http://www.webphotomag.com/index.php/archives/28 This is a project that has been in the making for a long while and that absolutely deserves your visit. Where webphotomag uses the analogy of a paper magazine, FineArtTV uses the analogy of TV programs and new videos are published on a weekly basis for each topic, which turns ... http://www.webphotomag.com/index.php/archives/27 Tomorrow Intel Developer's Forum starts. I'll be running around, showing gpuViewer to whomever is interested. The version I will show is available from www.gpuviewer.com http://www.webphotomag.com/index.php/archives/25 We're proud to release this version today, it is available on its own site now: www.gpuviewer.com The main new feature is a calendar view that, we hope, will change the way you browse through your pictures! Please download gpuViewer and give us feedback ! http://www.webphotomag.com/index.php/archives/24 A lot has changed in this version, not just the name! More cameras are recognized. DNG seems to be under control, Fuji images are now displayed at the proper angle and scale, CMYK jpegs have been fixed and, I'm expecting only few exceptions to remain. I'm aware in particular ... http://www.webphotomag.com/index.php/archives/23 I'm desperately trying to address crashes that some of you are having. This version shouldn't crash any more in instances similar to the reports that have kindly been uploaded. So, please try again and check if things are better and if they aren't, well, please submit a report. Pictures ... http://www.webphotomag.com/index.php/archives/22 The tech preview continues with a new version that should recognize more raw formats, work on more hardware and build a catalog even faster than before: 1500 files indexed files per minute witnessed on a MacBook Pro (running XP, I'm afraid, but the OSX version is coming). The main added ... http://www.webphotomag.com/index.php/archives/21 In october 2006, tired of waiting in front of "loading" or "refining" signs, I felt modern hardware should be able to do a faster job at displaying photos than what was done at the time. When people asked "what's the best graphics card to use with Photoshop?", the quick ... http://www.webphotomag.com/index.php/archives/20