opendir has moved servers and i cant be assed to reconfigure the clusterfuck that is Histoire, enjoy the new look!
if you're missing any directory headers or footers then try with these: header / footer
HD Photo
HD Photo, also known as Windows Media Photo, is a new file format for
continuous-tone still images that surpasses the limitations of existing
image formats. HD Photo supports a wide range of features, including:
• | Multiple color formats for display or print |
• | Fixed or floating point high dynamic range wide gamut image encoding |
• | Lossless or high-quality lossy compression |
• | Extremely efficient decoding for multiple resolutions and sub-regions |
• | Minimal overhead for format conversion or transformations during decode |
HD Photo delivers a lightweight, high performance algorithm with a small memory footprint that enables practical, in-device encoding and decoding. HD Photo delivers image quality that is comparable to JPEG-2000 and more than twice the quality of JPEG.
Windows Media Photo has been renamed as HD Photo. Both names refer to the same file format. Some Microsoft Windows products still refer to the HD Photo implementation as Windows Media Photo.
This download contains version 1.0, the released version, of the HD Photo specification and is fully compatible with the version of HD Photo (Windows Media Photo) that is currently shipping with Windows Vista, Windows Image Component (WIC), and .NET Framework 3.0.
For additional information about HD Photo and its related technologies, contact Microsoft at [email protected].
HD Photo Device Porting Kit 1.0
The HD Photo Device Porting Kit (DPK) provides detailed information
about the HD Photo compressed bit stream format and how to implement an
encoder and decoder. It contains reference ANSI source code for the
encoder and decoder components and sample applications that provide
basic support for processing the HD Photo container and metadata. The HD
Photo DPK includes the HD Photo Specification. Additional development
and test utilities are also included, such as a sample make file for
building the reference code on a UNIX or Linux platform that supports a
big-endian processor architecture.
The DPK includes a readme.txt file. You can click here to read this file before you download the DPK.