Abstract: A system, method, and computer program product for generating an image set is disclosed. The method comprises receiving a shutter release command, generating a first image of a photographic scene based on a first set of sampling parameters in response to the shutter release command, storing the first image within the image set, generating a second image of the photographic scene based on a second set of sampling parameters in response to the shutter release command, and storing the second image within the image set. The first set of sampling parameters specifies a first strobe intensity, and the second set of sampling parameters specifies a second strobe intensity. A strobe unit is configured to generate strobe illumination within the photographic scene according to the first strobe intensity or the second strobe intensity.

Abstract: Hypermedia documents can be published using a computer system by recursively parsing a hypermedia document to identify at least one direct linked document and at least one nested linked document. The addresses for the hypermedia document, the direct linked document and the nested linked document are remapped and versions of the hypermedia document and the linked documents are stored in a directory at their remapped addresses. The directory then can be distributed to another location on a network. Alternatively, or in addition, the hypermedia document and a document linked to it can be processed (e.g., converted to standard formats) based on predefined criteria before versions of the documents are stored in the directory.

Abstract: Hypermedia documents can be published using a computer system by recursively parsing a hypermedia document to identify at least one direct linked document and at least one nested linked document. The addresses for the hypermedia document, the direct linked document and the nested linked document are remapped and versions of the hypermedia document and the linked documents are stored in a directory at their remapped addresses. The directory then can be distributed to another location on a network. Alternatively, or in addition, the hypermedia document and a document linked to it can be processed (e.g., converted to standard formats) based on predefined criteria before versions of the documents are stored in the directory.

Abstract: Multimedia documents, for example, HTML pages, are created by a user in a graphic development environment running on a computer system by representing an object (e.g., an image) in a standard format while enabling the user to view and manipulate the object in a rich, native format which is different from the standard format. After the user has manipulated the object as desired, the native format representation of the object is automatically converted to the standard format and is used to represent the object in the multimedia document.