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Microsoft HD Photo Plug-In for Adobe Photoshop
 The Microsoft HD Photo Plug-In allows you to open and save any HD Photo file (.wdp or possibly .hdp) in Adobe Photoshop. The HD Photo plug-in supports a wide range of pixel formats (including high dynamic range, wide gamut formats) and numerous advanced HD Photo features. HD Photo is also known as Windows Media Photo. This plug-in is designed for use with the CS2 or CS3 versions of Adobe Photoshop software running under Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows Vista or Mac OS X.
Website: Download Microsoft HD Photo Plug-In for Adobe Photoshop (Windows)
Website: Download Microsoft HD Photo Plug-In for Adobe Photoshop (MAC)
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Saturday, December 08, 2007
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Reader Comments
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if someone starts using this format from microsoft photography will become crap like its with the current jpg, open formats friends, foget using this thing
Richard at 12:37am on Monday, December 10, 2007
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Underwhelmed - anything Microsoft is either going to be yet another standard and/or total rubbish. What the hell does MS know about photography? Come to that, what the hell do they know about decent & efficient Operating Systems?
John Nuttall at 11:42pm on Monday, December 10, 2007
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I'm not excited at all about Microsoft becomming involved with photo standards - they have a long track record that is, shall er say, less than open or even fairly competitive.
I would dearly love to see some type of open standard, or one in the public domain to replace JPEG - compression without loss and the like.
Given a choice between JPEG and a standard from Microsoft (or even Apple, for that matter), I'd just rather not switch - so goes my mistrust of them both.
fxk at 04:24pm on Tuesday, December 11, 2007
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HD Photo forms the basis of a new extended version of JPEG. So it is an update. The compression technique at the heart of HD Photo has been adopted as the compression scheme for this new JPEG. The scheme was born a few years ago deep inside Microsoft's research labs. The other comments in this post seem to be generically anti-Microsoft just because they are Microsoft.
Jordi at 02:30am on Sunday, January 06, 2008
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