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Sqweegee's Blog |
| 3 November 2007 |
In keeping with EPUK’s tradition of innovation, we are this week proud to announce the launch a new software suite for professional photographers. First Strike™, developed by Warren Terror Software, is designed to address major security issues in industry standard photo manipulation software such as Adobe Photoshop and Tesco PhotoRestyle.
The first module, Shooting Gallery™, is now available after extensive testing by the Metropolitan Police. See samples below.
Further modules include:
Blur Commissioner™: provides additional controls when used in conjunction with Shooting Gallery™. Features fuzzy character recognition [beta], and advanced artificial intelligence that immediately invokes the Perfect Frame™ tool when necessary.
Perfect Frame™: seamlessly patches together different parts of unrelated projects. Please be aware that video footage may be lost or distorted.
History Eraser™: corrects inconsistencies that may be introduced by excessive use of Perfect Frame™.
Smear tool™: allows total perspective control. Subject attributes may be freely manipulated.
Glock™ tool: does the opposite of red eye correction. For larger areas please use Apache™ or Shock-and-Awe™. Note: these tools currently do not have an ‘undo’ feature.
WOMD Detective™: may be deployed against landscapes, vehicles or persons. Features the same advanced AI as found in the Blur Commissioner™ module.
Final Solution Pro™: for global asset redistribution.
Oil Slick™: adds barrel distortion.
Guantanamo™ and Abu Ghraib™ filters: for untraceably and permanently removing unwanted artefacts from scenes. Includes a whole array of new special effects, including Strip, Stress, Hood, Whip, Waterboard, Electricity, Manacle, Humiliate, Abuse.
Rendition™ tool: drag and drop tool, specially designed for use in conjunction with the Guantanamo™ and Abu Ghraib™ filters.
Surge™ tool: provides simultaneous and rapid deployment of various other modules. Note: Surge™ is processor-intensive and may lead to a reduction in performance in other areas. If so provide additional cache or shut down other programs.
Strategic Withdrawing™ tool: almost always required after use of the Surge™ tool.
Media Management PRO™: allows complete control of all media resources, which may be embedded or disabled at will. WARNING: Prevents photography globally.
Visual Transport™: provides a global overview of the functioning of other modules. Note: Shooting Gallery™ and Visual Transport™ are designed to work independently of one another. When Shooting Gallery™ is launched Visual Transport™ shuts down automatically : this behaviour is normal.
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I heartily endorse this product and/or service. How can we be expected to sleep safely in our beds without our law enforcement officers acting as the judiciary? This fine technology can only make their vital job of making the evidence fit the sentence so much easier.
Comment #2 posted by savvo at 5 November, 12:18 PM
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You didn’t mention anything about embedded metdata…
Comment #1 posted by Ian Homer at 4 November, 11:09 PM