Adobe, Inc.

Sharad Baliyan

Sylvain Philippe Paris

Srinivasa Madhava Phaneendra Angara

Durga Ganesh Grandhi

Robert Land Gager

Abhishek Shah

Ram Narain Yadav

P B Ramesh

Nakul Kumar

Brajesh Kumar

Sarandeep Singh

In various example embodiments, a system and method for providing a visual example-based user interface for adjusting images is provided. In example embodiments, a new image to be adjusted is received. A plurality of basis styles is generated by applying adjustment parameters to the new image. Each of the plurality of basis styles comprises an adjusted version of the new image with an adjustment of at least one image control. A user interface is provided that positions a version of the new image in a center portion and positions the plurality of basis styles on the user interface based on the adjustment parameters applied to the new image. A control mechanism is provided over the version of the new image whereby movement of the control mechanism to a new position on the user interface causes the version of the new image to adjust accordingly.

Visual example-based user interface for adjusting photos along two dimensions

A method and apparatus for measuring perceptible properties of media content. The method comprises displaying media content comprising a plurality of perceptible properties; receiving a selection of an perceptible property from the plurality of perceptible properties; receiving at least one comment related to the selected perceptible property in the plurality of perceptible properties; and calculating a measurement of an overall quality of the media content based on the received at least one comment.

Method and apparatus for measuring perceptible properties of media content

A computer implemented method and apparatus for defining an event schedule comprises displaying at least three objects representing events, where a first event schedule is defined using a plurality of line segments interconnecting the at least three objects. Each line segment interconnects two objects enabling at least one line segment to be redirected to connect a different object, upon redirection of the at least one line segment, automatically reordering sequence of the events in the first event schedule to form a second event schedule.

Method and apparatus for defining an event schedule

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