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Noise Ninja is the most effective and productive solution for removing noise and grain from digital photographs and scanned film images.
Noise Ninja is a must-have tool for anyone shooting in low-light or fast-action situations -- including news, sports, wedding, and event coverage -- where high ISO photography is required and the resulting noise compromises the image.
Noise Ninja often yields a two-stop improvement in effective image quality, while preserving important image detail. In addition, it can produce cleaner, smoother enlargements from low-ISO images.
Main features:
- Best-of-breed technology Designed by a former professor of computer science, Noise Ninja is based on multiple patent-pending advances in a field of mathematics called "wavelet theory." This powerful, one-of-a-kind technology yields an unprecedented balance between noise suppression and detail preservation, achieving natural-looking results without artifacts. Competitive products often yield plastic or blurred results. Those based on conventional wavelets tend to introduce artifacts like halos, ringing, or color bleeding around high-contrast edges, or false edge artifacts in smooth areas.
- Reliable, easy results Noise Ninja excels at getting you "in the ballpark" with default settings, and it responds gracefully and predictably to adjustments. This consistency is unmatched by other tools, which often respond erratically to different images and adjustments.
- Unmatched productivity and flexibility Noise Ninja is more than just an algorithm with a user interface. It is a complete solution, designed so you can quickly and easily get the results you want. It includes a rich set of tools, including automatic and manual noise analysis, camera-specific profiles, an innovative "Noise Brush", and batch processing. Whether you want a one-button automated solution or full interactive control, you can easily adapt the tool to fit your particular workflow needs.
- Plug-in or standalone Noise Ninja runs on both Windows and Mac OS X. It is available as a standalone application, and as a plug-in for Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, and compatible hosts.
- Add Noise Ninja to your digital toolkit today. It will pay for itself the first time it rescues an image, whether for publication or for your scrapbook. To learn more, click on one of the Quick Links on the left.
Version restrictions:
- Saved files will be watermarked
Enhancements:
- Added quality annotation auto-fill support
- Added jpe as valid JPEG extension
- Added support for reading ISO information from EXIF Makernotes of recent Canon point-and-shoots
- Minor bug fixes

Libranet 3.0 has been a long time coming, and highly anticipated by its devoted customers.
Due to the extended period of time since their last release in 2003, I was beginning to wonder if they were falling into the catch up mode of development... the endless loop you can enter when youre low on development staff who are working hard to try to keep up with the rest of the distributions out there... only moving fast enough to be one step behind.
Since there was such a large gap in time between the 2.8.1 release and the current 3.0 release, will Libranet stack up? Does it have what it takes to win the hearts of not only the Debian crowd, but the Open Source community in general? Well, my friends, were here to find out.
Main features:
- Linux kernel 2.6.11.4
- KDE 3.3.2, GNOME 2.8.3, and Xfce4
- Gcc 3.3
- X.org 6.8.2
- Evolution 2.0.3
- OpenOffice.org 1.1.3
- Gaim 1.1.4
- Mozilla Firefox 1.0.2/Thunderbird 1.0.2
- K3b 0.11.20
Libranet 3.0 comes in the form of 5 CDs or a single DVD which are available in the form of downloadable ISO images or as physical media shipped via snail mail. At the time of this review, ISO images are the only option. CD media will be shipping on May 31st, 2005 according to the Libranet site and are currently available for pre-order.
Although the major desktop environments included with this release are, shall we say, a bit outdated, theyre well suited for the task at hand: providing a productive desktop experience. There are more up-to-date Debian offerings out there, but theres nothing wrong with working on the desktops provided by Libranet.
In the grand scheme of things, they really arent that old and if you need to bring them up to speed with the current versions, a little creativity with the apt sources list will get you there in a hurry.
Unlike other more heavily modified Debian-based distros such as Xandros and Linspire, adding additional Debian mirrors will not cause irreversible damage to your system.

IDAutomation MICR CMC-7 Fonts includes high quality MICR CMC-7 fonts, which are used for bank check printing in Brazil, Mexico, France Spain, and most Spanish speaking countries. It includes the fonts at various width intensities to support multiple printer types.
This CMC-7 MICR font contains ten specially designed numeric characters, 0 through 9, and five special symbols for magnetic recognition and optical character recognition systems. TrueType, OpenType, PostScript, and PCL font versions are included in this Magnetic Ink Character Recognition font.
Main features:
- Created Directly From ISO Specifications - The MICR CMC7 fonts were created according to ISO (International Standards Organization) specifications for MICR printing.
- Ease-of-Use - Although the CMC-7 fonts are scaleable, use the 12 point font size to print the CMC-7 fonts. Choosing the 12 point font size sets the CMC7 font height to 3.2 mm which is the standard for France and most other countries. The CMC-7 font size can be adjusted accordingly to meet additional requirements.
- Embedding Support - The embedding support of IDAutomations MICR fonts enables embedding in special PDF document applications such as Adobe Writer, Distiller, PDF Lib and FOP TTF Reader. This level of embedding also supports creation of OpenType and TrueDoc fonts for web pages.
- Different Versions Provided - Besides the normal CMC-7 font in the package, three narrow versions are also provided to support printers that print slightly darker than normal. The narrow version fonts have a font name ending in n?? where ?? is a two digit number that represents the percentage the vertical bars were decreased. For example, IDAutomationCMC7n10 is a font that is narrow by 10%.
- Multiple Formats Provided - With the purchase of a license for this font, all versions will be included in a single ZIP file. The following fonts are included:
- TrueType fonts are supplied in PC and Macintosh format. The TrueType or TTF fonts are compatible with Macintosh OS X and all versions of Microsoft Windows, including Pocket PC. Macintosh formatted MTT TrueType fonts are compatible with Macintosh System 7.1 and above.
- OpenType OTF fonts with PostScript outlines are provided. These are compatible with Windows, Macintosh OS X and other systems supporting the OpenType format.
- PostScript Type 1 fonts are supplied in binary, ASCII and Macintosh Classic Mac-Binary versions.
- Also included in this package are 300 and 600 DPI PCL fonts.
- The Developer License grants the right to convert IDAutomations fonts to other formats as necessary including TrueDoc and OpenType.
- For the most up to date installation procedures for other operating systems, please visit IDAutomations Technical Support Site.
- For an economical MICR CMC7 Check Reader, IDAutomation offers the MagTek MiniMICR Readers. This reader can auto-discriminate documents encoded with either E-13B or CMC-7 fonts.

CDEveryWhere creates a one-session iso image file that supports Joliet, HFS, RockRidge, and ISO9660 file systems.

Most CD Burner applications only support 2 file systems. CDEveryWhere supports all 4 file systems - so your CD data can be shared seamlessly across platforms.

Cross-platform CDs... Easy!

Just drag and drop files using our easy to use interface, and burn the ISO using your favorite CD recording software. Technically, CDEveryWhere creates a CD image which supports ISO9660, RockRidge, Joliet and HFS file systems.

CDEveryWhere maximizes CD disk space

Major CD Burner applications dont make a full use of the CD-R/RW disk space, and limit the CD size to be 640 Mb. Other software also creates identical sets of data for each file system - reusing disk space for the same files!. CDEveryWhere creates an ISO with one set of data to be shared by all or just the file systems you choose!

Mac CDs without a Mac

CDEveryWhere has a file type and creator conversion database for Macintosh files which assigns the appropriate file information to the files. Without these, the Macintosh OS wont recognize the file! Using CDEveryWhere you can create the Macintosh CD from Windows or Unix/Linux computers. Also, you can retrieve Mac files directly from a Mac using a CDEveryWhere server. So, you dont need a Mac hard drive or any complicated tools to get the files from a Mac and burn them to a CD.

AutoStart/AutoRun CD

Specify which file is to be opened when the CD is inserted into Windows or MacOS computers. This is useful for multimedia presentations using PowerPoint, Flash, etc. Just insert the CD, the presentation file will be opened by the appropriate application.

Professional File Compilation

CDEveryWhere makes it easy to collect data from various sources in addition to your computers hard drive. These sources could be remote servers (via FTP), networked drives, or compressed files. Once you establish the access to the remote source, just drag and drop to build your iso file!

Create Advanced File Layouts

CDEveryWhere allows you to compile the CD layout so you can choose which files or directories will be shown in each of the platforms. CDEveryWhere can even associate certain extensions with specific file systems to automate this process.

OS Independent Software

CDEveryWhere is a Java application. This means CDEveryWhere can be installed and used in any Java-enabled computer. Almost all modern computers are Java-enabled.