Image Manipulation
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• Image Splitter
Tool to slice images exactly for using them in web. Select the most suitable image format (JPEG, GIF or png) for each slice automatically. It can speed up loading of huge images in HTML pages.
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• Jeff L. Holcomb
Kaleider emulates various Kaleidoscope, mirroring and funneling effects. Effects can be controlled manually to create particular desired results, or can be viewed automatically in random sequences.
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• KVT ImageCutter
Program developed for Web designers to slice images into different parts. Creates HTML-code for inserting into the web page. [Win 95/98/NT/2000]
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• Mihov Image Resizer
The program can batch resize, rotate, and convert images in JPEG, BMP, and GIF formats. The program is freeware and the user interface supports twenty languages.
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• Neat Image
A digital filter designed to reduce visible noise in digital photographic images. A standalone application, no other software needed to run. Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP
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• PanaVue
Specialization in image assembling software. Image and photo stitching software. Assemble almost any kind of images.
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• Photo Cleaner
Tool for correcting frequent scanning or digital camera omissions: color shift, lack of dynamic range, unwanted softness. This tool can also rotate and resample images to a different size using advanced algorithms and add a nice-looking framing. Free public Beta version.
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• PhotoMix
Photo collage software. Helps to create collages with built in filters, layouts and frames. User can create new ones as well. Output can be saves as a single image, as editable project, printed, or sent by email. [Windows 95/98/NT/2000]
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• PhotoParade Digital Photo Software
Turn digital photos into entertaining slideshows and screen savers to share with friends and family. Also tools for organizing, viewing and e-mailing photos. [Windows / Macintosh]
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• Project VEGA
Image Processing Software for Windows. Features original algorithms developed by authors (and also classic ones) for noise reduction, image restoration, and edge detection.
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