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An Isolated Invention

Posted on January 30, 2015 by Mark Mizen

Xerography had practically no foundation in previous scientific work. Chet [Carlson] put together a rather odd lot of phenomena, each of which was relatively obscure in itself and none of which had previously been related in anyone’s thinking . The … Continue reading →

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In the Beginning

Posted on January 29, 2015 by Mark Mizen

In the beginning there was handwriting and it was useful. It was however limited. Rooms of scribes were required to copy even a single manuscript. Books were restricted to the very wealthy and the average person existed in ignorance. Next … Continue reading →

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What Makes a Good Photo?

Posted on January 4, 2012 by Mark Mizen

Xerox’s new Aesthetic Quality Image Search evaluates image quality. The current site uses only test photos, but even with this limitation it provides useful information and example photos which help improve quality. In the future, look for the ability to analyze … Continue reading →

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