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File properties: Displays information about the image file itself, such as the filename, size, type, dimension, and color mode. IPTC Core: Displays the IPTC (International Press Telecommunications Council) data, including creator info, copyright description, and keywords. Camera Data (Exif): Displays information about the camera used to take the photo, including the lens, ISO setting, aperture, and so on. Audio: Displays the information about audio files, including the artist, album, song, genre, and so on. Video: Displays information about video files, such as the tape name, scene, shoot, and date. DICOM: Displays the DICOM information associated with the image, including patient name, date of birth, study information, physician, and so on. Mobile SWF: Displays information about SWF (Small Web Format) files, such as content type, persistent storage, and background alpha.

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PROBLEMS 5.1 Photoconductive Devices. Consider a 1-mm-thick silicon photoconductor at T 300K. The material is p-type with background doping of Nd 1015 cm 3 , an electron mobility of mn 1300 cm2/(V . s), and a hole mobility of mp 400 cm2/(V . s). The bulk electron and hole minority carrier lifetimes are t 1.0 ms. A bias of V 5 V is applied to the detector. When illuminated with wavelength l 600 nm, the doped silicon has an absorption coef cient of a 0:5 mm 1 and a surface re ectivity of R 0.30.

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There s no way around it: This filter and its dialog box are complex. The easiest way to apply the filter is to choose one of the predefined lighting effects from the Style pop-up menu at the top of the right side of the dialog box, see how it looks in the preview area, and if you like it press Enter or Return to apply the effect. If you want to create your own effects, you have to tinker with the settings a bit and risk some frustration. It can be worth it, though, for creating some striking lighting effects in your images. Here are the basic steps involved in creating a custom effect.

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Notice how the image s contrast has gone too far. The darkest tones and the lightest tones are losing detail because tonal information is being clipped.

1. Open the CPS Administrator in your browser by visiting https://servername:8900/ contribute/admin/server.cfm where servername is the network name of your server. 2. Enter your password in the provided field and click Log In. 3. From the main Contribute Publishing Services screen, choose User Directory. 4. Make sure that the Directory Type list is set to File-based. 5. Click Add to view the Add User dialog box, as shown in Figure 31-27. 6. Enter the user s name, e-mail address, username, and password in the provided fields and click OK when you re done.

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The next six settings in the Basic panel adjust the exposure and lighting of your photo in different ways. This is where you ll really see a difference in the quality of a camera raw image over a JPEG. Look at Figure 8.10, for example. The before photo is a shot of balloons taken in the early morning light, creating a dark photo where the balloons are just silhouettes on the background of the eastern sky. If this image were a JPEG, making the image lighter would result in a grainy photo with lots of color noise. The after image in Figure 8.10 shows that fixing this image in Camera Raw turned out with a better result; some noise was created, but not nearly as much as if this image had been a JPEG.

To add this drop-down list: 1. Select the cell where you want the list to display. In this case, the cell is C21. 2. Choose the Data Validation command to display the Data Validation dialog box shown in Figure 18.3. Select the Settings tab. 3. In the Allow box, select List. 4. Select the Ignore Blank and In-cell Dropdown check boxes. 5. In the Source box, select the range containing the list of entries. In this case, it is B26:B75. 6. Choose OK.

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