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...Everything (pattern for filenames, format, output directory) is configured at start. After that you can simply create an unlimited number of screenshots (well it's actually limited by amount of available hard-drive space) by just using the configurable hotkey and no further need for any interaction. Multithreading is used to enable capturing many frames in a short time interval. Works with "normal" applications on the desktop as well as with OpenGL games (that's the only stuff I've tested). Developed and tested on Linux only (may also work on other systems, you're free to try). ...

...To install using homebrew-cask, run brew cask install androidtool in the terminal. Android Tool outputs both mp4 and an animated gif. The animated gif can be placed in a Google Docs document or an email. Double click any APK file on your hard drive and Android Tool pops up asking you onto which device you want to install it. Take screenshots of one or all devices connected to your mac, in one click, or by pressing cmd-shift-S. Add your own perfect bash shell scripts to the scripts folder and execute them on a single device, or all devices connected to your Mac.

The Photo, Image and Video Organization Tool - Pivot - is a tool for the first step of the image (and video) processing tool chain. Pivot can organize your images from the hard drive or directly from the camera. It allows you to specify destination folders and filename patterns for the copying process. The organization is mainly based on the creation date and time of the images. For a list of features of pivot, refer to the pivot homepage. Donate to the pivot project: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pivot-photo/donate

Camera Photo Reader is a simple program to copy photos from cameras or camera cards based on dates. The files are collected based on dates and then copied to folders with the form yyyy_mm_dd_subject under a base folder on your hard drive.

Photo Vacuum assists in the initial download of photos from your digital camera. It allows you to quickly view each shot and decide whether or not to keep it. Photo Vacuum will then batch copy the files to your hard drive and optionally upload to Flickr.