The first woman on the Internet, JPEG format and Playboy Magazine
On Wednesday, September 27, Hugh Hefner, the founder of Playboy Magazine, died. And after his death, he talked about creating a fantasy world for millions of people around the world, but he left a wonderful gift for the digital world, which has a significant impact today.
In 1972, an image released for Playboy magazine is the most widely known. Because the first JPEG (Joint Photographic Expert Group) and MPEG format was used experimentally as the image. Hefner's magazine has published an interesting photo that became an invaluable asset for the generation of computer scientists. This is one of the most used experimental images for image processing algorithms. This image of the model named Lina Soderberg in the image processing history has been the most processed.
Lina Soderberg : Collected pictures
This image of Lina Soderbarg was released as Playboy Centerfold in November of 1972. He is widely known as 'First Lady of the Internet' or the first woman on the Internet. Although Soderberg's popularity has decreased in recent times. Because many other interesting images are now being used in this process.
very interesting post @hrsagar
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oh really .it's very interesting women.
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