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2010-04-18
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I haven't found, or realy looked as yet for one, but I was thinking of trying of having a bookmark to the online free versio of adobe photoshop. That is supposed to be good! Anyone tried that at all?
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2010-04-18
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@ Israel
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Originally Posted by extent
Ansel-A is a digital dark room for the N900, currently on testing and available on extras-devel without the option to save for the time being.
the N900 has a good camera but according to
http://maemo-freak.com/index.php/rev...mera-showdown-
it has poorer colors than the older N97 mini, so I was wondering if there were any color enhancing apps? thanks
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2010-04-18
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thanks, i will check out ansel-a. I guess applications for modifying the colour etc before taking a shot would be the most useful for the camera itself, if possible. Ill prob try a trial of photoshop or a similar pc app if I ever need it for any photos, its alot easier to modify on a monitor screen anyway, although trying make sure colours are true to the original is a harder process when youre back home without the original view to compare with, lol. thanks
update: I tried ansel-a! its far too slow to use with photos
either the lack of memory on the n900 or because the prog is still early in development! not a bad app though
Last edited by extent; 2010-04-18 at 18:18.
update: I tried ansel-a! its far too slow to use with photos
either the lack of memory on the n900 or because the prog is still early in development! not a bad app though
Last edited by extent; 2010-04-18 at 18:18.
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2010-04-21
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@ New Jersey, USA
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Originally Posted by extent
I really has nothing to do with the memory of the N900, but more because It's written in python; and it's the first program I've written for either maemo or with python. (PyQt)
update: I tried ansel-a! its far too slow to use with photos
I've sped it up considerably by using thumbnail views, but in the future I may need to port it to C++ (Qt).
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2010-04-21
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@ Tokyo, Japan
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Ansel-A looks really cool!
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2010-04-21
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Originally Posted by lostinmirkwood
If you're certain the problem is Python, consider using SIP (PyQt's binding generator) for hybrid development - with it you can literally write half your app in C++ and the other in Python. Usually it's faster to just replace the numeric-heavy function than rewrite whole apps.
I really has nothing to do with the memory of the N900, but more because It's written in python; and it's the first program I've written for either maemo or with python. (PyQt)
I've sped it up considerably by using thumbnail views, but in the future I may need to port it to C++ (Qt).
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2010-04-21
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@ Auckland NZ
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Originally Posted by extent
my wife has an n97 and our experience is quite the opposite, my n900 takes the better pictures.
the N900 has a good camera but according to
http://maemo-freak.com/index.php/rev...mera-showdown-
it has poorer colors than the older N97 mini, so I was wondering if there were any color enhancing apps? thanks
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2010-04-22
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Originally Posted by attila77
Ok, i'll have to look into that, Seems quite useful.
If you're certain the problem is Python, consider using SIP (PyQt's binding generator) for hybrid development.
Currently, I'm writing a portion in just Qt (C++) and them am going to profile both the Qt and the PyQt to see the timing differences. and possibly as you mentioned use SIP. and Import these certain filter classes into my PyQt project.
http://maemo-freak.com/index.php/rev...mera-showdown-
it has poorer colors than the older N97 mini, so I was wondering if there were any color enhancing apps? thanks