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Canon EOS class remote control utility for 300D, 350D, 30D, 20D and 5D. It is possible to control more of Canon cameras in the same time up to six cameras attached. Multican allows scripted remote control of multiple cameras.
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Scarse is a free (distributed under GPL) color calibration software package for Linux and other Unices. Build and use ICC profiles on your Unix box! Custom profiles can be generated from variety of calibration targets.
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A program for analyzing "slanted edge test" data, to help determine the resolution (MTF or SFR) of a digital imaging system such as a scanner.
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geniusvp2 is a SANE (http://www.sane-project.org/) backend for the GeniusŽ ColorPage-Vivid Pro II flatbed scanner. Currently, only the parallel port version is supported.
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PdfRipImage is a program to automatically extract images from PDF documents and convert them to a format of your choice (such as JPEG or TIFF). It runs on UNIX-like platforms and requires utilities from netpbm and xpdf.
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SANE (Scanner Access Now Easy) backend for the UMAX Astra 1220U (USB) scanner. This is a heavily modified adaptation of the original command driver written by Paul Mackerras.
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Our goal is to write a robust driver for the Toshiba PDR-M4/5 digital cameras. We currently have a working command-line program to graba all files from the camera, and gPhoto support is in the works.
