Featured links:

This is a list of links previously featured on the main page.

02. Jul. 2007	The C++ Template Image Processing Library is a very useful tool to quickly write programs dealing with image data without the need to care about file formats and reading/writing functions yourself.
15. Oct. 2006	Jonathan de Ferranti has put lots of work into extracting elevation data from maps and is sharing it on his Viewfinder Panoramas website.
27. May. 2006	Ben Weston's evilsuperbrain site contains a lot of mostly surreal and abstract images created with POV-Ray.
03. Dec. 2005	Gennady Obukhov's GeOGRAFIKA site contains various impressive images as well as POV-Ray scene elements and the POV-Tree tool.
01. Jul. 2005	On No Lights by Tim Nikias you can find impressive POV-Ray made animations and several useful include files.
03. May. 2005	Gilles Tran's oyonale.com is one of the most extensive websites with raytraced images and at the same time contains some of the best CG artwork i know. Always woth a visit!
19. Feb. 2005	Nicolas Calimet has made a quite extensive investigation on how different compiles of POV-Ray perform in rendering. If you are interested in getting the best performance out of POV-Ray and are willing to compile it from source yourself this will be very useful.
08. Aug. 2004	The POVCOMP 2004 competition for POV-Ray generated images has started. You can win a $10000 computer and other valuable prizes.
06. Jul. 2004	Ingo's POV-Ray Stuff is a somewhat spartanic page but contains several useful POV-Ray include files like the famous param.inc for generating meshes from parametric surfaces and the povsdl2html script i also use for formating the POV-Ray code on these pages.
01. May. 2004	The pages of Friedrich and Andrea Lohmüller contain some useful POV-Ray hints and tutorials, especially for newbies as well as some photo galleries.
07. Mar. 2004	Jaime Vives Piqueres's site shows some very nice images made with POV-Ray and several useful tools are available including the Automatic Light System.