In 2003, the first version of our product Turbo Photo was released. It was designed to solve some issues for photographers that could not be solved in other software easily. In the first version, the 'What's wrong' wizard was introduced to gilde the users. And then, we added features around in the following versions to make it a fully functioning software.
In 2005, another program named 'Recomposit' was created to do matting, masking and background changing jobs.
With the development of hardware and OS, these two products, building on technologies from nearly 10 years ago, become obsolete. So in 2010, we developed the Light Developer project to replace the Turbo Photo and Recomposit and combined these two products together as a platform. The new platform of image processing has new technologies and more advanced kernels.
Please also refer to the following topics ‘Linear space vs. Gamma', ‘16bits per channel’, ‘Matting and composition’.