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Python Primer
for the Impatient

Lua Primer for the Impatient

Lua Primer
for the Impatient

OpenGL interpolation qualifiers (GLSL)

OpenGL interpolation
qualifiers (GLSL)

GLSL Hacker - Pixel hacking with GLSL, Lua and Python under Windows, Linux and Mac OSX

GLSL Hacker 0.5.0

OpenGL 4 Tessellation on Mac OS X

OpenGL 4 Tessellation
on Mac OS X

GpuTest 0.4.0 - Cross Platform OpenGL Benchmark for Windows, OS X and Linux

GpuTest 0.4.0 for Windows
Mac OS X and Linux

Posts Tagged ‘image’

Beautiful Collection of Women in 3D

6 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2011/12/17 at 18:59

Categories: Digital Art Tags: 3d, anaglyph, image, stereoscopic, woman, women

Woman 3D - 3D painting

[OpenCL] ATI Stream SDK v2.3 and Image Convolution Optimization Techniques

6 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2010/12/13 at 21:25

Categories: OpenCL, SDK Tags: ati stream sdk 2.3, convolution, cpu, gpu, gpu computing, image, opencl, optimization

OpenCL logo

[Shader Library] Gaussian Blur Post Processing Filter in GLSL

11 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2010/09/09 at 18:25

Categories: GeeXLab, OpenGL, Shader Library Tags: blur, demo, filter, filtering, gaussian, geexlab, glsl, image, post processing, shader library

GeeXLab - Gaussian blur post processing effect
A cute nurse half blurred in GeeXLab

300+ Free High Resolution (1600×1064) Textures

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/11/10 at 12:15

Categories: SFX and Animation Tags: free, hi-res, high resolution, image, texture

Hi-Res Textures Pack

FastPictureViewer – Ultra Fast Image Viewer

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/09/16 at 10:10

Categories: Utilities Tags: cpu, fastpictureviewer, image, Microsoft DirectX, multi core, utility, viewer

Need a very fast image viewer? Just try FastPictureViewer. FastPictureViewer helps you work faster by taking advantage, when available, of the power of multicore processors and the speed of DirectX (Direct3D) graphic accelerators, all working in concert to speed up viewing experience to unprecedented levels.