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Capture2Text enables users to quickly OCR a portion of the screen using a keyboard shortcut. The resulting text will be saved to the clipboard by default. Supports 90+ languages including Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Spanish. Portable and does not require installation. See http://capture2text.sourceforge.net for details.

Devignetting application for DNG images; originally written for Leica cameras, CornerFix now works with most cameras including Sony NEX and Sigma DP series. CornerFix fixes the "cyan corners" and/or "red edges" problem when using wide angle lense

A simple little screenshot grabber that can dump the content of your screen into an image file in several formats. Supported formats are: - bmp - png - jpg - pbm - ppm - xbm - xpm Main difference to standard desktop environment screen tools is that it doesn't need any user interaction during the dump. 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...

GLFFmpeg uses the video recording functionality provided by the FFmpeg library to capture content generated using OpenGL. The cross-platform library provides a minimalistic set of API to simplify the task of capturing OpenGL output to a video stream. GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 (LGPLv2.1)

DSAquire allows you to download and plot trace data from a Thurlby DSA524 digital storage adaptor (it's a 25 year old instrument, but better late than never, eh?). The data is downloaded via an RS232 serial link using a null modem cable. You can export the plot as an image or export the data in real-world units as a csv file. This software runs under Linux and also under Windows XP and later using Cygwin. Pre-compiled binaries are supplied, as are full sources under the GPL. The...

SpecimenPhoto controls a Canon Powershot camera for specimen archival photography. Each photograph is assigned a case number, labeled and stored. Identification is manual or "hands free" using separately available barcode and speech recognition modules.

YASCU-Qt is a Cross-Platform (Windows, Linux, Mac) Screen Capture Utility inspired by "Snipping Tool (Windows)". It was compiled using the Qt 4.8.1 Library (qt.nokia.com)

Kalva is a lightweight videoapplication using MPlayer and MEncoder to do the real work (schedules via atd and crond). Kalva's main goal is to be quite simple to setup and easy to use. But apart from that it provides quite some useful features.

Photoropter is a lens correction library and calibration application. Comparable in purpose to existing projects like PTLens and LensFun, this is a new effort, using modern C++ libraries like Boost and STL and employing clean, object-oriented design.

Taksi is a video capture/screen capture tool for recording 3D graphics applications (such as games). It can capture almost any windows application using DirectX, OpenGL, or GDI and create an AVI file using any installed VFW codec or still frames in PNG.

JingWei Screen Capture tool for Window 2000/XP/Vista/7( maybe more ). Save desktop/window/region to picture with PNG/JPEG/BMP format. All codes are written by VC++, using base gdi32 functions and the 3rd parts libs (libpng,libjpg and zlib etc.).

NoizeKamStudio is a free suite of interactive tools. You are invited to make sound and video effects with these virtual instruments using your webcam. Some software suite communicate with each other through the network.

Screen Captain is a Windows application to capture precise screen shots, and schedule timed screen shots to monitor activity. It runs in the background when taking timed screen shots. Also includes complete help section for detailed assistance.

Video processing and computer vision library for GNU/Linux offering interfaces to do image- and video-I/O with ImageMagick/Magick++, Xine, firewire digital camera (DC1394), and video for linux (V4L2). Note that this version of HornetsEye is deprecated. HornetsEye now is released as multiple packages on RubyGems.org. The source code is available on Github.com (see https://wedesoft.github.io/hornetseye-doc/ for more information).

DFMirage is "cutting edge" video driver mirroring technology for the Windows NT OS family. Using the DFMirage video hook driver solves the problem of reliably and efficiently detecting modified areas on the screen.

ReadBarC reads barcodes using a Symbian OS cellphone with a integrated digital camera. Point the camera at a barcode, click capture, and the barcode is displayed on the screen. The code is also saved in the clipboard so it can be used by other programs.

JSIL is a library for image processing using the Symbian operating system version 6.0 which is efficient, uses pipelining and multiple inheritance. Interface queries are used to isolate image processing operations like indexing and iteration.

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.

Screen Grabber for X11 is a console tool allowing to grab contents of any window including root, with or w/o WM decoration, and time delay. Writes to PNG,XPM,TIFF using respective libs.

Manage your digital photographs using this Mono/Gtk-based free software. Get photographs from your camera. Organize them in albums, use it's wizards to build your own web galleries. Use it's inventory manager to quickly found stored images.

This software is made available to owners of Kodak's DC120 digital camera who would like to convert the .kdc files produced by the camera to .tiff or .jpeg files using Linux or other UNIX machines.

Java access to USB, currently using kernel 2.4 Linux-USB support. There is a "core" API for accessing USB devices, and simple tools including a USB viewer in Swing. Applications are being developed separately, including digital camera support.