Open Source Java Digital Camera Software

Open Camera is an Open Source Camera app for Android(TM) phones and tablets. * Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.sourceforge.opencamera * Get it on F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/net.sourceforge.opencamera/ * Or you can download the APK/source directly, see "Files" above. Android, Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC.

FastPhotoTagger tries to be the fastest way to set the metadata in your photos. Add, change, delete, and search the metadata fields of your choice. FastPhotoTagger excels when you have lots of files and lots of metadata. With FastPhotoTagger, you can - Set multiple images to have the same tags - Set individual images to have unique tags - Display all the metadata in an image - Compare and edit all the metadata in several images - Work with your favorite metadata fields: EXIF, XMP, IPTC, etc. - Define hierarchical keywords - View images and slideshows that display tags as captions - Create and search a metadata database FastPhotoTagger has versions for PC and Android. FastPhotoTagger uses ExifTool to read & write metadata, HyperSQL to manage its database, dcraw to display DNG & RAW, and ImageMagick to display TIFF. WEBP, & HEIC.

SmartCam - Smart Phone Web Camera - Turns a camera phone (S60, WinMo6.x, Android, Samsung Bada) with bluetooth or WiFi into a handy webcam ready to use with your PC

Allows to use a digital camera as a scanner by removing distortion and effects of uneven lighting from a set of photos. A picture of a white sheet of paper can be used as a reference for calibration. Outputs corrected JPEG files and optionally a PDF document combining all pictures.

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.

Scribe Software is a software system for the nondestructive scanning and digitization of books with the Internet Archive's Scribe machine. The Java UI and PHP image processing pipeline produce books for www.archive.org and other digital libraries.

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.

This java application takes input images of an object on a a known sheet of paper and produce a realistic 3d triangulated model of the object. It is designed to integrate the software with the Reprap project to create a simple "3d photocopier". The software was written for a PhD thesis and is currently in an incomplete state.

DCRaw4J converts digital camera RAW image files into standard formats such as JPEG and 16-bit TIFF (linear or non-linear). DCRaw4J was inspired by David Coffin's dcraw; a C program that handles raw formats from over 200 cameras.

USB Flash Memory Listener to easy copying and renaming of files in it

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

juk is a collection of Java applications. The flagship of which is Gallery Mage (gallmage), an open source photo gallery processing application.

Gratepic is a tool for commenting, posting and rating photos posted on flickr groups.

Java API for controling 1394 Digital Cameras (based on libdc1394: http://sourceforge.net/projects/libdc1394/ for Linux, and on: CMU 1394 DC http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~iwan/1394/ for Win32). On Top of the library comes a RCP plugin and a JMF capture dev

Image Tagger is a simple graphical application to allow the tagging of images. It currently allows you to set title, commands, and keywords in the IPTC / EXIF tags. It's not very polished, but it is pretty stable. It uses ExifTool for editing tags.

Java API for FireWire-cameras (IEEE-1394 DC) on Windows (based on "CMU 1394 Digital Camera Driver" http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~iwan/1394/). This project was merged with jlibdc1394 (http://jlibdc1394.sourceforge.net). Until the first releases there this pr

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.

This is yet another digital image manager. After using many other fine manager applications I found some things I wanted in an image manager that didn't exist in just one manager so I tried to create one that had all the features that I liked in one manager. One notable feature is the meta data or tags are stored in the image file itself so that when you move your image library the metadata and all the tagging work you did goes with the images. It is not perfect but it has been in use for years on my machine and I thought it time to share and see what other developers could bring to it.

A Webcam application, consists of an application that connects to the camera, a Servlet that receives the images, an Applet that displays the video and a simple client for FTP upload.

Jaude is "Java pour les Astronomes Utilisateurs de Detecteurs Electroniques". Jaude is Eclipse RCP and plugin based. So it will provide an Eclipse interface for JSky library (http://archive.eso.org/JSky/).

Java wrapper for the AGCamLib webcam Library using Java Native Interface. it has many features and will continue growing in the future AGCamLib depends on DirectShow, so this wrapper is for Windows OS only

This project builds on the jUSB APIs, initially supporting the Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) over USB on Linux. The software is GPL'd, and includes an extensible core library (for developers), commandline support, and user tools.

A JAVA application that corrects the barreling and pin-cushioning image distortions produced by many zoom and wide angle lenses.

Photograph, manage, view, compare, document healing processes and archive digital pictures fully integrated into doctor's practice systems. Take a photo and immediately see how the picture gets archived to your current patient automatically.