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Q-Research Inc., maker of digital image enhancement programs, has announced an agreement to package its PhotoGenetics software with Casio's newest digital cameras.
In addition, Q-Research has announced marketing alliances with Ariston Technologies and d-store.com.
PhotoGenetics enables inexperienced users to quickly and easily improve the quality of digital and scanned images based on personal preferences. The software employs a simple interface to access a powerful technology known as genetic image optimization. Users compare their original images with variations created by PhotoGenetics, which manipulates a dozen image characteristics such as hue, gradient, color balance, contrast, gamma, color temperature, color shift and saturation. Users click on a scaled bar to indicate how much better or worse each variation is compared to the original, and the desired enhancements are automatically applied.
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PhotoGenetics will be packaged with Casio's latest digital camera models, including the QV-8000SX with 8X optical zoom and the QV-2000UX with 2.1 megapixel resolution, USB and support for CF Type II cards.
Ariston will also distribute PhotoGenetics with its Universal Serial Bus (USB) iRead Flashcard Reader/Writer and iSee Web cameras sold through its Web site and worldwide network of distributors and resellers. The iRead Flashcard Reader/Writer enables the quick transfer of images from digital cameras to a PC or Macintosh. The iSee Web cameras allow users to take snapshots, videoconference, create movies and transfer files over the Internet.
In another alliance, d-store.com, the leading provider of digital photography solutions online, will market PhotoGenetics through its Web site. Visitors to the www.d-store.com site may connect with a link to d-store.com's PhotoGenetics offer for a free 30-day trial or to download the software.
Casio, Inc., Dover, N.J., is the U.S. subsidiary of Casio Computer Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan. Casio, Inc., with sales over $450 million, markets calculators, watches, palm-size PCs, business organizers, musical keyboards, audio and video products, electronic cash registers, digital imaging products and other consumer electronic products.
d-store.com is the premier digital photography Web store, offering digital photography solutions for the consumer, professional and educational markets. d-store.com differentiates itself from other commercial Web stores with its commitment to competitive pricing, excellent customer service, reliability and ease of doing business.
Ariston Technologies is a leading USB developer and manufacturer selling to distributors, resellers, educational accounts and mail order catalogues around the world. Ariston has the most diversified cross-platform (Windows 98 and Mac) USB product line in the world with 18 products currently shipping and additional products under development.
Q-Research Inc., a North Bend, Wash.-based firm, is developing new technology for the digital image revolution. Recognizing the fundamental, but often overlooked fact that every pair of human eyes sees the world in a unique way, Q-Research is using "genetic" programming to optimize digital images for individual users. For more information, visit www.photogenetics.com, or call 425/888-6609.
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