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EXIF Image Reader, Writer, Viewer, and Editor in Java

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

a video recorder module using jmf CHECK OUT AND SUPPORT MY LATEST ANDROID PROJECTS IN HERE: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Deepak+PK

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...

Simple java application to download from a USB card photos to your computer. Organize the download repertories, files names and thumbnails.

Library for video broadcasting on the internet provided by a remotely operated robot. This system uses video for the issuance of the JMF API and access to camcorders (1394), the library jvc1349.

Metaphile is a Java library for reading image metadata. It supports JFIF, JFXX, IPTC IIM (V3 and V4), EXIF (2.1 and 2.2) and XMP (Dublin Core, Photoshop, Iptc4XMPCore, Rights Management)

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/).

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.

nefIO project has been dismissed. It has been replaced by jrawio, with a broader scope. Please see www.tidalwave.it/jrawio

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.