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Coriander is a full-featured GUI for IEEE1394, IIDC-compliant digital cameras.

iSpy uses your USB webcams, IP cams, capture cards, desktops and microphones to detect and record movement or sound and provides security, surveillance, monitoring and alerting services. Media is recorded directly to H264 mp4 files or AVI files. iSpy can stream live and recorded video over the local network, over the web using the ispyconnect portal and to mobile devices and third party software (like gadgets and MediaPortal). iSpy also includes a server project that lets you connect to...

Easily capture your screen and instantly upload the image to your host via FTP. When uploaded, the link to the image will open in your default browser, and be copied to the clipboard.

NasuTek Grabbie is an application for Windows that let's you take an image of your desktop and upload it to your webserver or other upload services.

This software takes a screenshot of your screen and uploads it to an FTP server, specified by the user. You have the option to take a fullscreen screenshot, a screenshot of the active window, or a screenshot of a specific area.

A flexible, plugin-based screenshot tool for Win32, allowing for precise screen capture, and output to hard-disk, FTP, HTTP, Photobucket, Imageshack, and other public image hosting services.

Fwink is a webcam application for Windows. It takes still images from your camera and uploads them to an FTP server. You have the option to add effects to your images.

SnapTake is designed to sit in the notification area, and upon the press of a user defined hotkey will take a screen capture, upload the image to a FTP server, and (optionally) set the clipboard to the image's URL

This program captures and displays frames from an sn9c102-based Sonix/Microdia Webcam, using Video for Linux 2 and the sn9c102 USB driver. It also allows the user to upload the captured images by FTP.

KWebSnap is a KDE application that functions kind of like a webcam. It takes a screenshot of your desktop, and uploads it to a specified server using File Transfer Protocol (FTP). It also has a minimal HTTP server so that you can host files right on your

MotionView consist of a set of utilities for motion (http://motion.sf.net). XMotion is a graphical interface which supports viewing the pictures captured (via FTP or local file system) and the interactive configuration using the XML-RPC protocol.

PNGShot - Screenshots for dummies. Simply saves your screenshots to PNG files and automatically uploads them to an FTP server. This application is meant to be useful *and* small, no fancy graphical interface, just a simple config file and voilŕ.