On Nov 16, 2005, at 9:43 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
I don't believe that a "Web-Photoshop" would need to satisfy the digital photography professional (mapping professionals aren't using Google Maps !). I think to get a commercially successful web- based photography editing app you need to satisfy 75% of the population - who start out with 3-6M-pixel photos compressed down to 1/2Mb JPEGs, not the pros using 32Mb RAW images,.
Is one implication that, in the brave new web-app world, professional- grade applications -- because nobody but professionals will be using them -- will get really, really expensive? Yes, many are now; but many aren't. Jarhead was edited, as I understand it, by whatshisname the great film editor using Final Cut Pro. Pro-level audio software, though not cheap, is within reach for an amateur. Will that stop being true? Don't like it.
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