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Posted in Flash on Dec 2nd, 2011
It is very, very important to acquire a competent forensic imager if there is even a chance your project will end up in mediation, arbitration, or outright litigation.
Posted in Aerial Photography, Flash on Dec 14th, 2009
We were up shooting before sunrise on Friday. ’nuff said.
Posted in Flash on Apr 8th, 2009
This is a great project for me-I spent 14 years of my life in Air Traffic Control (terminal and enroute), and just yesterday was interviewed by our Fox affiliate, KTRV Channel 12, in front of this project.
Posted in Extremely Extreme Photoshop, Flash on Feb 8th, 2009
I think it prudent to again publicly explain my scoring of the Professional Aerial Photographers’ Association, International 2009 Iron Photoshop contest.
Posted in Flash on Aug 21st, 2008
There are some points of contention and confusion when dealing with AntiAliasing in the Flash IDE relative to High Quality AntiAliasing. It’s even more complicated in the API.
Posted in Aerial Photography, Flash on Aug 2nd, 2008
Here is another zoomable high resolution aerial photograph demonstrating immediate access to image data at high magnification (these zoom to 100%-a perfect registration of image pixels to monitor pixels) without significant transfer delays even on modest connections (e.g. 256Kbps).
Posted in Aerial Photography, Architectural Photography, Flash on Jul 19th, 2008
Typically one must download an entire high resolution image in order to view the minutiae. Some of our files exceed 500MEG uncompressed, so use on mobile devices is obviated and use on even high speed connections is ponderous.
Posted in Aerial Photography, Flash on Mar 4th, 2008
If you have an interest in aerial photography (“photos”) of Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Emmett, or anywhere in southwest Idaho
Posted in Flash on Aug 25th, 2007
H.263, a progressive stage of .mpg-1 and .mpg-2, was released in Flash MX. H.263 itself was further improved only to be superseded by H.264.
Posted in Flash on Aug 23rd, 2007
Adobe selected the On2 VP6 codec for inclusion in Flash CS3.
