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Here you will find some test images to check and proof the functunality of LILYview (or any other software with image import functions). CGI means Computer Generated Image and SCAN means a photographic image digitized by a scanner.
But you may just look at the previews if you like them.

Note: most of the pictures cannot be viewed directly with your browser - you had to download them first, even if you have installed some additional plug-in (e.g. the Quick Time plug-in can only read a small subset of TIFF images). Make sure not to download the preview but use the right mouse button and select "save target..." (or however your browser calls this item).

The previews on this page are reduced JPEG files to show you how the image should look like. There are also some ZIP files prepared. The image files within those ZIP's are compiled for testing some special feature, file format, compression and/or color scheme.


An Triskell

An Triskell

CGI using POV-Ray 3.1g - 785 x 589 pixel - RGB true color with ALPHA channel 32 bit - TIFF 773 KB

This is the rendered image of a digital model, I have created after a real elaborace. The piece of silver was the farewell gift to me after having lived for a year in Brittany. The Triskell is a celtic symbol (maybe a sun wheel) and is nowadays the sign for Brittany or "Breiz" - thats the celtic word.


Lena

Lena DOWNLOAD (zip file 980 KB)
The test set in the zip file contains 4 tiff pictures in the RGB and CMYK color format using 16 bits per sample.

SCAN - 512 x 512 pixel - RGB true color 24 bit - 465 KB

This is the best known and most often used test image ever.
The girl came from Sweden and her real name is Lena Soderberg. But she was called Lenna as the centerfold of playboy magazine in 1972.
By being used so often, it may be seen as "public domain", but the copyright still remains at playboy magazine.


U.S.S. Enterprise - leaving orbit

U.S.S Enterprise

CGI using MegaPOV 0.7 - 1024 x 768 pixel - RGB true color 24 bit - PNG 450 KB

"The glory of creation is in its infinite diversity." "And in the way our differences combine to create meaning and beauty." - Dr. Miranda Jones and Mr. Spock in "Is There in Truth No Beauty?", stardate 5630.8

The model of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 starship as been seen in Star Trek - the original TV series. This is the second refit, the first one was only used for the pilot and for the intro ("Space, the final frontier... "), but this version can be seen within the special effect sequences of the series.
I have created this highly detailed digital model in order for a book project, but it seems that due to the restrictions of Paramount Pictures this book will stay unpublished. So here for you Trekkies is a sample picture.


Woman in the last sunny day of October

Woman in Octobre DOWNLOAD (zip file 186 KB)
The test set in the zip file contains 5 tiff pictures in the RGB, CMYK and LAB color format using 8 bits per sample.

SCAN - 760 x 760 pixel - RGB true color 24 bit - PNG 861 KB

This is the first time ever, that this photo is published to the world (wide web) or any other place in space.
And BTW: no chance to get the phone number of the model.


Toy Cars made of Lego Bricks

Lego Toy Cars

CGI using POV-RAY 3.5 beta - 800 x 600 pixel interlaced - CMYK true color 32bit - JPEG 559 KB

These are exactly the kind of Lego bricks, I did use when I was a boy of eight. The head lights are made of the tiny one nippled window tiles and the pneus where gray, not black as nowadays. There are 106 bricks with together over 1000 nipples used. And every nipple shows the LEGO logo - as in the real Lego world.


Cyndi - True Colors

Cyndi - True Colors DOWNLOAD (png file 2.627 KB)
This is the 16 bit per sample version of the picture.

CGI using POV-RAY 3.5 beta - 1024 x 768 pixel interlaced - RGB true color 24 bit - PNG 626 KB

This simple scene is the result of playing around with the photons feature (for realistic caustics) in POV-Ray 3.5 but I used it quite often for testing the color quantizer settings in LILYview.
The framed picture is for sure the CD sleeve of the Cyndi Lauper album "True Colors", recorded 1986.


Conference Room

Conference Room DOWNLOAD (zip file 213 KB)
This archive contains 3 TIFF images in the LogL grayscale, LogLUV 24bit and LogLUV 32bit format.

CGI - 1024 x 694 pixel - LogLUV high dynamic range 32 bit - TIFF 1.156 KB

Copyright © 1997 by Anat Grynberg, Greg Ward

A picture of the same scene but with a different view can be found in Foley, van Dam, "Computer Graphics Principles And Practice" Plate III.19.


Copyright Information

As not mentioned otherwise, all previews and linked images on this site are copyrighted by LILYsoft.
No commercial usage of any kind without written permission is granded.
Also it would be highly appreciated if you do contact us before making any public usage (e.g. on your website) of these images.