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...For instance, a project that is switched from hardcopy document processing to a softcopy document processing and the client needs that all old documents to be digitized. Here comes the use of scanner devices, and the client needs all of the systems to be web-based, no desktop software allowed. Here comes Scan It to save the day.

This is a platform independent library Java library implementing the PTP/MTP/PTP2 protocol to communicate with camera devices.

RoninSH support's : - Capturing entire screen or just a part. - Capturing rectange, round rectangle, ellipse and polygon area of interest on screen. - Multi screen devices configuration. - Capturing selected screen in multi-devices enviroment. - Saving images to one of three image format (PNG, JPG, BMP). - Work's on any Windows with installed JAVA 7. - Supports Windows global hotkey's, so you can use RoninSH even when is not active or minimalized. RoninSH How's To : -To make a screenshot you can use the button on the application interface or use a combination of buttons Win+S...

This is a very simple but easy-to-use camera app for Android devices, that allows to create 3D stereo (anaglyph) pictures by simply taking two pictures at shifted positions. If anaglyph glasses are available, you can try out the best viewpoint for the second shot dynamically.

JavaNect provides Java-based access to the OpenNI interfaces for piloting devices such as the Kinect. It uses JNA to communicate with the native libraries and drivers on all major platforms. JavaNect was designed for maximum performance.

Moblogger MIDP2 (Moblogger2) is a mobile photo blogging application for J2ME devices, especially Camera phones that support J2ME MIDP2 and MMAPI specifications.

Jcam captures and saves JPEGs and Video from your webcam, manually or automatically. It works on Linux and Windows, for cameras with drivers compatible with v4l or vfw. It uses Java(1.3.1), Swing and Blackdown/Sun JMF2.1.1 respectively.

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.

GNU/Linux support for still image devices conforming to PIMA 15740 (Picture Transfer Protocol).