@article{Marshall:1995:LPP,
  optclassification = {D2020 (Design and graphics); D5010D (Selection guides)},
  number = {1},
  volume = {20},
  month = jan,
  optissn = {0360-5280},
  author = {Trevor Marshall},
  optstatus = {},
  url = {http://www.byte.com/art/9501/sec12/art2.htm},
  localfile = {papers/Marshall.1995.LPP.pdf},
  abstract = {HSC Software's \$3,995 Live Picture 1.5 is an excellent high-end
              image-editing tool for the professional electronic artist. The
              software is based on two innovative technologies that speed up the
              editing process: Functional Interpolating Transform System (FITS)
              and Image VUE (IVUE). FITS is a new way of representing images
              that are stored as mathematical equations. It includes a raster
              image processor (RIP) that converts the file for output on a
              raster-based device. IVUE is an image-storage format that provides
              rapid access to any part of a main image at any level of zoom
              while maintaining high levels of resolution. The user creates
              images with Live Picture as multiple layers. Tools for creating
              images include masks, transparency and color filters, blurs, an
              air brush, an eraser and other easy-to-use special effects. The
              speed of redraw on a PowerMac 8100 is extremely fast.},
  title = {{L}ively {P}ictures ({P}ower {M}ac {I}mage {E}diting)},
  optkeywords = {Air brush; FITS RIP; HSC Software; Image editor; Layering; Live
                 Picture; Lively pictures; Power Mac image editing program;
                 Spraying; Transparency; Zooming},
  journal = {Byte Magazine},
  pages = {171--172},
  year = {1995},
}