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Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality und 3D News : R23 - Hagen NRW Mit offenen Augen träumen https://blog.r23.de Malprogramm Krita Kategorien : Open Source, Software Schlagwörter : Zeichenprogramm Datum : 10. Januar 2017 Krita ist ein freies Zeichenprogramm von KDE, das sich besonders an Künstler richtet, die Bilder malen und bearbeiten wollen. KDE ist ein weltweites Netzwerk von Programmierern, Autoren, Übersetzern und Unterstützern, die sich der Entwicklung von Freier Software verschrieben haben. Diese Gemeinschaft hat hunderte freie Software-Anwendungen als Teil der KDE-Frameworks, Arbeitsumgebung und Anwendungen geschaffen. KDE wird nicht von einer einzelnen Gruppe, Firma oder Organisation kontrolliert. Jeder ist eingeladen zu KDE beizutragen. Krita war einige Zeit Teil des Office-Pakets KOffice und ist seit Version 2.4 Teil der Calligra Suite. Krita ist hauptsächlich als Malprogramm konzipiert, enthält aber auch Funktionen zur Bildbearbeitung. Krita steht für die Betriebssysteme Linux, Windows zur Verfügung und für Mac OS X als experimentelle Version. 1 / 3 Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality und 3D News : R23 - Hagen NRW Mit offenen Augen träumen https://blog.r23.de Seit der Version 1.5.0 unterstützt Krita die Farbräume RGB (8 bit, 16 bit und 32 bit), LAB (16 bit), Grayscale (8 bit und 16 bit) und auch CMYK (8 bit und 16 bit). Auch unterstützt Krita das OpenEXR- Format nativ und kann für die Bearbeitung von HDR-Bildern in diesem Format eingesetzt werden. Die Entwicklung der Version 2.9 wurde über Kickstarter.com finanziert. Am 4. Mai 2015 wurde eine weitere Spendenkampagne gestartet, mit der eine große Performance- Optimierung finanziert werden soll. Video: Krita 8k-image Painting Teaser Video: Krita 2.9 HDR painting DEMO 2 / 3 Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality und 3D News : R23 - Hagen NRW Mit offenen Augen träumen https://blog.r23.de Wie können wir Ihnen helfen? Sie wollen online richtig verkaufen? Wir unterstützen Sie bei der Umsetzung Ihres Augmented Reality (AR) oder Virtual Reality (VR) Projektes! Egal ob Produktfotografie, 3D Scan Service, 3D- Visualisierung oder fertige 3D Modelle für AR/VR – wir beraten Sie persönlich und unverbindlich. Wo kann ich Anregungen, Lob oder Kritik äußern? Ihre Meinung ist uns wichtig! Schreiben Sie uns, was Ihnen in Bezug auf unser Angebot bewegt. [email protected] R23 — Ihre Digitalagentur für Virtual Reality und interaktive Markenerlebnisse Wünschen Sie ein individuelles Angebot auf Basis Ihrer aktuellen Vorlagen, nutzen Sie einfach unser Anfrageformular. https://blog.r23.de/malprogramm-krita/ Besuchen Sie uns auch auf Facebook und Twitter. r23 Thüringenstr. 20 58135 Hagen Deutschland Telefon: 02331 / 9 23 21 29 E-Mail: [email protected] Ust-IdNr.:DE250502477 3 / 3 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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