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CinePaint's people make CinePaint what it is. A big thank
you to our contributors who make CinePaint development possible!
CinePaint is a way I contribute to open source software development.
I'm a partner at motion picture technology company MovieEditor.com,
a contributing editor for Linux
Journal and speak at conferences in the U.S and abroad. I've
worked at DreamWorks Animation and NBC-TV.
Robin Rowe
CinePaint Project Leader
Beverly Hills, California |
How to Join the CinePaint Team
- Email me with
your full name, city, headshot, what development O.S./distro
you will use, a short bio, and an indication of what you'd like
to do on CinePaint
- Go to the CinePaint website download
page and follow instructions for installing and building
CinePaint from annonymous CVS
- Join the CinePaint developers
mailing list
- Email me or the developers list to let us know you've built
CinePaint and are ready to proceed
- To gain coding experience with CinePaint as a developer,
pick a couple bugs from the bug
tracker and fix them
- Let me know what task you'd like me to assign you from the
CinePaint feature
request tracker
- Submit your first code changes as one of the CinePaint
patches
- Ask for CVS write access
CinePaint Active Developers
Contributors to the Next Release
- Kai-Uwe Behrmann, Chemnitz, Germany - CMS
Photographer of architecture and landscapes and creates panoramas
on medium format film (2003)
- Stephen Geary - IOL plug-in
(2008.08.17)
- Tom Huffman - Bug fixes
(2008.01.14)
- Milan Knizek - CMS bug fix
(2008.12.08)
- Michel Lesoinne, Colorado - CMake
Computational aeroelasticity consultant, created CMake files
for Glasgow and CinePaint (2008.01.18)
- Alexandre Prokoudine - Russian translation
(2008.05.22)
- Robin Rowe, Beverly Hills, CA - Build scripts, GUI
redesign, GTK2 and FLTK, Subversion
Contributing editor Linux Journal and creative technology
consultant (2002.07.04)
- Hwei Sheng Teoh, Vancouver, Canada - SCons
Software engineer network security software (2008.02.28)
CinePaint New Developers
- Alok -
(2008.12.1)
- Frahidy, Egypt - Perl Cons
Embedded systems telcommunication engineer (2008.12.5)
- Bo Gao, Natick, MA - Gentoo and Ubuntu
Software engineer at a computer visoin company (2008.12.7)
- Jonn Kusanagi -
(2008.12.1)
- MJ Mendoza - Website redesign, GUI
(2008.11.28)
- David Morrin -
Sophomore C.S. student (2008.12.10)
- Srainow nf -
(2008.11.22)
- Jayadheer Reddy
(2008.12.01)
- Johnny Robert, Paris -
Software enginner in industrial field (2008.12.02)
- Lakshminarasimhan Sampath, a.k.a. VS - GTK2 debugging
(2008.10.18)
- Michael Smith, Philadelphia, PA - Gentoo build script
Using Gentoo Linux, OS X, Solaris (2008.11.17)
- Jacob Livin Stanly, Tiruvalla, India - Windows GTK2
port
(2008.11.23)
- Jon Shuler - Windows GTK2 port
(2008.12.08)
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CinePaint Secret Developers
CinePaint was orignally developed as secret open source software.
Do not expect any news on studio CinePaint development until
after the code is delivered as open source to CinePaint. Studio
developers working in secret is standard for the industry.
Graduate students doing thesis work using CinePaint as an
image processing platform typically work in semi-secrecy until
their thesis is finished. There are no grad student developers
at this time.
Distros
- CentOS - Project leader
Upstream
Downstream: wanted
- Debian - Project leader
Upstream: Jonas Smedegaard
(Denmark)
Downstream: H.S. Teoh, Daniel James
- Fedora -
Project leader Paul
W. Frields
Upstream: Sudirikku Mohanjith, Colombo,
Sri Lanka, 2008.02.14 (Main developer of OrangeHRM)
Downstream: Nicolas (kwizart)
- FreeBSD - Project leader
Upstream
Downstream: wanted
- Gentoo
- Project leader Mike Frysinger
Upstream: Alexis Ballier
Downstream: wanted
- Mandriva - Project leader
Upstream
Downstream: wanted
- NetBSD - Project leader
Upstream
Downstream: wanted
- OpenBSD - Project leader
Upstream
Downstream: wanted
- OpenSuse
- Project leader
Upstream
Downstream: wanted
- Puppy - Project leader
Upstream
Downstream: wanted
- Ubuntu - Project leader Mark
Shuttleworth
Upstream:
Downstream: wanted
CinePaint 3rd Party
- Bzr
- Cmake
- FLTK
- Git
- GTK
- Launchpad
- Libjpeg
- Libopenexr
- Libpng
- Libtiff
- Oyranos
- SourceForge
- Subversion
CinePaint Past Contributors
- Kai-Uwe Behrmann
- Chemnitz, Germany TIFF plug-in, gimp-print and CMS integration.
Photographer of architecture and landscapes as well as creating
panoramas on medium format film.
- Robert Cadena - Python integration
- Jonathan Cohen - RnH tarball (Los Angeles, California)
Film Gimp developer at Rhythm & Hues
- Damien Couderc - PMK
integration
Unix system administrator seeking work, OpenBSD
developer, PMK developer
- Doug Creel - (Los Angeles, California)
Technical director at Sony Pictures Imageworks
- Alan Davidson - HDR plug-in (Los Angeles, California)
At Sony Pictures Imageworks
- Christian Deister - Spot mascot (Munich, Germany)
- Cyril Gyot - PNG plug-in
- Drew Hess - OpenEXR plug-in (San Rafael, California)
At ILM
- David Hodson - Cineon and DBP plug-ins (Australia)
- Alan Horkan - Gfig Documentation (England)
- Tom Huffman - Documentation
- Chris Keith - Documentation
- Stefan Klein - Added CMS and 16-bit BFP
- Andrew Lau
- Debian Packager (Sydney, Australia)
Computer Science and student representative, University
of New South Wales
- Fabio Marinelli - Utilities, Documentation, GTK, Windows
(Rome, Italy)
- Andy Prock
- Mac Port Lead (Edgewood, Washington)
Developer at Apple working on Final Cut Pro. Masters
Degree in C.S. from Western Washington University. Ported Unicon to the Mac.
- Dave Nagle - First CinePaint splash screen
- Robert Nolan - FreeBSD Port
- Michael Park - Java plug-in
- Glenn Powers
- Film Gimp logo, Testing and Debugging (Chicago, Illinois)
Documentary still photographer who likes to shoot Kodak T-Max
400 B&W film
- Karl Rasche - Mac Port (Clemson, South Carolina)
Working on Ph.D. Currently doing work with distributed realtime
rendering (i.e., GL on a cluster). Created Matterial flipbook.
Can usually be found on irc.openproject.net:#matterial or irc.gimp.net:#clug
- Rene Rask - RPM Integration
- Sam Richards - Merge Master (Los Angeles, California)
At Sony Pictures Imageworks
- Nivedita Sahasrabudhe - RnH source changes (Los Angeles,
California)
Developer at Rhythm & Hues
- Hartmut Sbosny - plug-in for creating HDR imagery
from LDR exposures
- David Schmenk - FITS plug-in
- Nathan Wilson - Mac Port (Los Angeles, California)
 Linux software lead at
Dreamworks
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