Intelligent image resizing
| Posted by ed | August 22nd, 2007 | Photography, Technology
If you’ve ever had problems scaling or cropping images to multiple format and work spaces, this will amaze you!
“The basic idea is that if you want to stretch out an image, it will keep the key elements of the photo in sensible places while filling in less important areas. The same goes for shrinking an image – it will eliminate the less important features of an image and leave the main subject areas intact and in the same relative location as they previously appeared in the image.”
More information about Dr. Ariel Shamir and his research.
I can’t see this anywhere online to buy yet but you can imagine it would make a great plug-in for Adobe Photoshop!
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