Articles about photography
DNG - Digital Negative format
Helping to make an informed decision
- Benefits of DNG ("what's in it for me?")
- Products that support DNG in some way (cameras, raw converters, viewers, organisers, ingesters, etc)
- Products supporting XMP within DNG (eXtended Metadata Platform)
- Products without explicit DNG support (yet!)
- Endorsements for DNG (indications of "respectability")
- Using DNG safely (including ways of being confident about it)
Explanations
- Linear DNG (a little-known but powerful variant)
- Camera details embedded in DNG (a powerful but little understood aspect of DNG)
- DNG and camera innovation (no, DNG doesn't inhibit innovation!)
- DNG and variety (how DNG caters for variety in sensors and raw converters, etc)
- DNG specification (clarifying a few aspects of the DNG specifications)
- Support via DNG but not native raws (where cameras can only be handled via DNG)
Assistance
- Using Photoshop CS or CS2 for new cameras (how to use "the DNG route")
Discussion and commentary
- Speculations about DNG (what may happen in future?)
- Raw topics (discussion of a few topics concerning raw shooting)
- DNG versus HD Photo / JPEG XR (relationship with another image file format)
- OpenRAW and DNG (attitudes towards DNG)
- Dialogue with Juergen Specht (OpenRAW's anti-DNG proponent)
- Commentary on "DNG is not the answer" (about an article from Stuart Nixon)
- Commentary on "RAW format, the captive photo" (interviews with Dave Coffin and Juergen Specht)
History and historical articles
- A brief history of DNG
- DNG support, end-February & end-April 2005 (from Pierre-Etienne Courtejoie)
- DNG support, to end-September 2005 (by the end of the 1st year)
- DNG support, to end-September 2006 (by the end of the 2nd year)
- DNG support, to end-September 2007 (by the end of the 3rd year)
Microsoft's HD Photo / JPEG XR
- Introduction to HD Photo / JPEG XR
- A brief history of HD Photo
- Products that support HD Photo
- Some analysis of HD Photo
- Comparisons of lossy compression of HD Photo
Physiograms
5 pages and 2 galleries about Physiograms, Lissajous figures, & twin-elliptical figures:
- Physiograms like no others
- Physiogram techniques
- Physiogram shapes and figures
- Enhancing physiograms
- Physiogram references
- Gallery: Original physiograms
- Gallery: Processed physiograms
Religions and gods
Articles about the web
- Layout tables considered valuable (5 articles discussing the value of layout tables)
- Separation of concerns (4 articles discussing the separation of content from presentation)
- The CSS Patio Garden ("Tableaux" - 2 articles & many pages about laying-out tables)
- Text on the web (4 articles discussing the specification of font properties)
- NewHTML
- Overview of some templates used on this site
- Variations on the 5-box 3-column layout (more than 10 techniques for this popular layout)
- Work in progress:
Business methods
- A Process For Designing A Value Chain For A New Product
A Project submitted to the Bradford University School of Management (25th March 1997) - AEIOU
A simple checklist of understanding
Child support analysis papers (not on this site)
- Premature conversion to the new CSA scheme - A loophole that may thwart government policy
A submission to government, opposition spokespeople, and government agencies (16th February 2003) - "Child Support should be for Children" - A proposal for reform
A submission to government ministers and opposition spokespeople (7th August 2002) - A Fair Shared-Care Formula for Child Support
A submission to the Social Security Select Committee on CSA reform (6th September 1999) - "Children First" & Second Family Children: Analysis of the issues and options
Part of a submission to the government's consultation on CSA reform (11th September 1998) - "Children First" & Sharing of Care: Problems with the proposed formula, and a revised proposal
Part of a submission to the government's consultation on CSA reform (3rd August 1998)
Paternity testing analysis papers (not on this site)
- "A matter of opinion" - Unofficial paternity tests and the impacts on children
A submission to the Human Genetics Commission (30th July 2003) - What is the crime if men seek confirmation that children are theirs?
A submission to the Human Genetics Commission (30th July 2003) - "The truth is out there" - Commentary on "Move to outlaw secret DNA testing by fathers"
A submission to the Human Genetics Commission (11th September 2002) - "Knowledge is bliss" - Towards a society without paternity surprises
A submission to the Human Genetics Commission (11th September 2002)
