Hb486_dillo_big.jpg
| Description |
English:
Picture of a
Gateway Handbook 486
viewing the English-language Wikipedia main page as seen on the GPL-licensed Dillo browser.
Here is the caption for this photo on the English Wikipedia: By using the Dillo web browser, it is possible to view web pages on a Gateway Handbook 486. It is also possible to run Firefox on the Handbook's screen, albeit slowly, by running the browser on another computer, and using the X Window System's ability to run an application over the network. A 12 ounce soft drink aluminium beverage can is included in the picture to give the viewer a sense of this computer's small size. |
| Date | Morning of 20 April 2005 |
| Source | Own work |
| Author | User:Samboy |
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Permission
( Reusing this file ) |
This image is dual licensed, under both the GFDL and the Creative Commons share alike licenses. |
Camera data
- Camera Kodak CX6230 (automatic consumer-oriented 2 megapixel digital camera)
Notes on taking of photo
- This picture is not a mock-up; the computer was really connected to the internet and viewing the Wikipedia web page with Dillo when this picture was taken.
- This photo was taken with a 35mm-equivalent focal length of roughly 36mm (somewhat wide angle). The night shot mode was enabled, and the built-in flash was disabled. In order to make the contents of the screen more visible, and to minimize camera shake (no tripod was used), the exposure was made one stop darker.
- The image was color-corrected in the GIMP to compensate for the lighting, which had a distinct warm tint to it. In more detail, the blues were made brighter. Additionally, the screen of the laptop was made darker since the image on the screen was a lot brighter than the rest of the picture. The entire picture was then made brighter. Finally, a noise reduction filter was applied to just the blue tones.
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