Just as a point in space can be defined in terms of coordinates that aren't
orthogonal, I would think that a color can be defined in terms of components
that aren't as orthogonal as RGB or CMY. I would guess that Faveon takes
what they get with the silicon, and then performs a transformation to
right when viewed is saved?
Jack Jansen
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Executives' Bonuses Stir Anger as Polaroid Sinks
By JUSTIN POPE
ASSOCIATED PRESS
December 31, 2001
BOSTON -- In 1996, when Gary DiCamillo joined Polaroid Corp. as chief
executive, the company had 10,000 employees and its stock was trading at
more than $40 a share. Five years later, Polaroid is
Brian and Tom,
The November, 1978 issue of Modern Photography heralds on the front cover,
Nikon vs. Olympus: Which is Sharper? Keppler's conclusion in the article
inside: Given two top cameras, Olympus and Nikon, with average, standard
lenses, you won't be able to pick out the pictures [actually
