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That contain faces and tag them all at once. After doing this, it will make better guesses as to the owner of the face in future images. Windows Photo Gallery Images : Geo-Tag View If your image files contain GPS data, you can view photos grouped by location. Windows Photo Gallery Images : Bing Map View A right-click on your geotag can take you to a Bing map of where it was taken. It's not as cool as Photoshop Elements built-in map mashup, though. Windows Photo Gallery : Blemish Removal Photo Gallery did one of the best jobs of blemish removal we've seen in consumer photo editing software. Windows Photo Gallery Images : Crop You can pick from preset standard sizes or use free form custom crops. The selector gives you help with the "rule of thirds." Windows Photo Gallery Images : Effects There aren't a whole lot of doodads and frames like those some other entry-level photo software offers, just a few tasteful tints and styles. Windows Photo Gallery Images : Photo Fuse This feature lets you choose the best expression for each individual from multiple takes of a group shot. Windows Photo Gallery Images : Sharpen and Reduce Noise The noise reduction and sharpening tools worked well. Windows Photo Gallery Images : Play Video You can play video file right inside Photo Gallery, but you can't edit or rotate them. Windows Photo Gallery Images : Upload to Facebook You can create a new album on your Facebook photos page, and face tags will be maintained. Windows Photo Gallery Images : Order Prints You can order prints from CVS, Fujifilm, SnapFish, Kodak, or Shutterfly. As you can see, you get decent size options, and the prices are pretty cheap, at least for Kodak.

Beijing Film Academy (BFA), he worked in television for a while before starting his career as a freelance filmmaker. A portrait of Wang Bing He is revealed to the public with West of the Rails (1999-2003), a 9-hour trilogy that traces the decline of a large, dormant industrial site near Shenyang in northeast China. The film has received numerous awards and distinctions, including the Grand Prize of the International Documentary Film Festival in Marseille, the Robert and Frances Flaherty Prize of the Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival in Japan, and the Grand Prize of the Lisbon International Documentary Film Festival. This first work established Wang Bing as a prominent figure in contemporary Chinese cinema.He then directed numerous documentary films such as Fengming, Chronicled a Chinese Woman (2007), The Three Sisters of Yunnan (2012), À la folie (2013), Ta’ang (2016), Argent amer (2016), and Dead Souls (2018), as well as fiction, Le Fossé (2010). These films are all presented at international festivals, in Cannes, Venice, Berlin, or Locarno, where he won the Golden Leopard in 2017 for his film Madame Fang. At the same time, Wang Bing engages in the creation of video installations such as L’Homme sans nom (2009), Crude Oil (2008), 15 Hours (2017), Beauty Lives in Freedom – Gao Ertai (2019). In 2009, the Chantal Crousel Gallery in Paris organized his first solo exhibition. In 2017, Wang Bing received the EYE Art & Film Prize in Amsterdam for his body of work. His films were the subject of retrospectives at the Centre Pompidou in 2014, at documenta 2014 in Athens and Kassel in 2017, at the Museo Reina Sofía, and at the Filmoteca Española in Madrid in 2018, then at the Kunsthalle Zürich in 2019. His video installations are present in many collections, including those of the M + Museum (Hong Kong), the Center Pompidou (Paris), the Museo Reina Sofia (Madrid).In 2018-2019, Wang Bing was a visiting artist-professor at Fresnoy, Studio national des arts contemporains. Today, Wang Bing shares his life and work between China and France.Wang Bing : The Walking Eyeuntil November 14, 2021LE BAL, Paris DetailsDetails Publisher: Roma Publications; 1st edition (January 1, 2021)Language: EnglishWeight: 1.74 poundsISBN-10: 9492811855ISBN-13: 978-9492811851

Microsoft has released a minor update to its Windows Live Essentials 2011 suite of free tools, which includes Mail, Photo Gallery, Movie Maker and Messenger. Live Essentials 2011 build 15.4.3538.0513 is available for download now, while existing Live Essentials users will be prompted to update later this month.This latest release contains a number of specific fixes and improvements for Mail, Messenger and Photo Gallery, as well as containing other "usability, performance and stability improvements" across the entire suite.Windows Live Mail benefits from a fixed issue regarding sorting items in the Sent mail folder, while the Photo mail uploading process has also been made more reliable.Messenger users should notice improved voice and video quality, while the update also includes various stability fixes, including one glitch that caused sound to be lost after upgrading. Photo Gallery enjoys better reliability, with fixes for various crashes caused when implementing facial recognition on photos as well as when launching Photo Gallery via the Windows Autoplay dialog.Windows Live Essentials 2011 is a freeware download for PCs running Windows 7, Vista and Server 2008 (an older build is available for XP users). It comprises Mail, Writer (blogging), Photo Gallery, Movie Maker, Messenger, Family Safety (parental controls), Outlook Connector (support for Hotmail in Outlook), Mesh (sync tool with free 5GB cloud-based backup), Bing Bar and Silverlight (Microsoft's alternative to Flash). Windows Live Mesh is also available as a separate download for Mac OS X.