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by bwang29 12y ago
Hi $4.99 is for Box, which is a different product from the editor.
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We hope to improve this by having a array of filters diverse enough to capture other processes in https://www.polarr.co/lookbook The right hand side panel pretty much does what Lightroom is doing mostly and you're in f
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From my developer point of view, it is mostly distribution. It is not necessarily non-native or native but whatever it takes to make updates, on-boarding, and selling/free trails easier would attract developers and perhaps going to sa
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by bwang29 12y ago
The community feature isn't in its prime time yet, once we nail most of the issues out for the editing experience and attracted a sizable audience, the Lookbook will perhaps become the largest photo style guide, crowd-sourced.
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by bwang29 12y ago
Make sure you signup so that you can receive our mailing list, we're building a basic "editor-less" mode for Polarr right now.
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by bwang29 12y ago
Polarr dev here. we're very interested in bringing raw in the web and if there is a possibility of decoding and editing raw properly, we're either the first to do it or it will become some sort of commodity supported from the brow
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by bwang29 12y ago
Thanks for recommending all these features. Viewing / dragging histogram will be in our dev pipeline soon. There are some generic noise reduction algorithms that do not perform very well so we want to implement a few from the recent re
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by bwang29 12y ago
Yes, we do! https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/polarr-photo-edito... The app is not using emscripten
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by bwang29 12y ago
Mouse move event on scaled element on Safari Yosemite seems to be broken, we're looking for a fix now.
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by bwang29 12y ago
Try loading two 24mb 8 bit JPEG files into Polarr and Lightroom. Then try adjust knobs such as exposure and temperature. The rendition in Polarr is apparently faster due to its use of downsampling on the fly but still it uses fully sampled
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by bwang29 12y ago
Awesome comment. TIFF is not officially supported now and so far we can only output 8bit JPEG in html canvas through downsampling. The downsampling is process "the thinking" part is controlled to be not hurting the user experience
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We tried it. It works with modification to emscripten and compiled code. Performance is acceptable and I think there is a much larger space using GPU to do the decoding as well. But I think the user won't just want to edit the thumbnai
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by bwang29 12y ago
Nice suggestion on the hover to edit, will add that! This post is turning into a mega UX/UI testing ground which I'm really glad. Local adjustment is working right now in Polarr. Spot removal is a very different game but we will
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by bwang29 12y ago
Thanks! Will try this out!
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The support is incomplete and we're still evaluating memory issues with IE as well as their toDataURL. We're two developers and as soon as we have more bandwidth we will start to support IE.
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1) It's zoom forward on many mac computer touchpad, the max zoom isn't 100% but is currently limited to a good memory performance level, we will add "read" 100% inspection 2) We've seen people requesting RAW image e
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by bwang29 12y ago
For people who get stuck on the homepage due to CSS issues To go to the editor directly: https://www.polarr.co/editor To view it using any browser: https://www.polarr.co/editor?force_browser_support=1
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The code is GPU intensive but not quite CPU intensive so in this scenario I believe no. Certain WebGL games need their engine compiled into JS.
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It's using very heavy CSS3 transition for the homepage that causes the frame drop. Will detect that and avoid that from happening. -dev
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Try https://www.polarr.co/editor?force_browser_support=1 Thought I fixed that but..
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I reckon with the the lack of UI innovation. On tablets and photos there are quite some newer designs in terms of adjusting the knobs and values while leveraging gestures. Waterfall design is a lazy starting point. The innovation in this ap
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by bwang29 12y ago
Dev of Polarr here. I think the biggest thing that's missing from the current release is RAW image support which is technically difficult to do. We're right now having some success of extracting the thumbnail of RAW and do it on t
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Polarr Lookbook: A database of crowd-sourced photo filters(polarr.co)
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It's very sad to see Aviary go and didn't choose to continue pushing their web editors to a more advanced audience and photo hobbyists. If they're abandoning plans moving forward in the web, Polarr ( https://www.pol
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Polarr, a photo retouching app, learns your aesthetic preferences(thenextweb.com)
2 points by bwang29 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A WebGL enabled “Adobe Lightroom” in the browser(polarr.herokuapp.com)
9 points by bwang29 12y ago|3 comments
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Create and share decision trees with d3.(askrafiki.com)
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by bwang29 13y ago
The majority of PC users are probably cooperate users, gamers, non technical casual users, developers. Windows RT provide very small value to these people.
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I also enjoyed the negative territory over there : )
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The crow-sourced color of music.(stanford.edu)
1 points by bwang29 13y ago|1 comments

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