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If you examine Digital ImageMaker you will see that I have added a special section for computational photography, the area where you get so much more when you mix smart computer software and algorithms with digital cameras.

So far I have covered Photoshop CS4’s extended depth of field capability and I am working on articles on HDR, Helicon Focus and much more. It is busy but very interesting times at DIMi.

November 4th, 2008 | Category: Photography | Comments are closed

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