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Perspec
Scriptable desktop app to correct the perspective of images
...For example whiteboards, document scans, or facades. Perspec currently only works on macOS and Linux. Any help to make it work on Microsoft (Ticket) would be greatly appreciated! Rescale image on viewport change. Handle JPEG rotation. Draw lines between corners to simplify guessing of clipped corners. Bundle Imagemagick. Better error if the wrong file format is dropped (images/error-message.jpg). Center Perspec window on screen. Drag'n'Drop for corner markers. "Submit" button. "Convert to Grayscale" button. Add support for custom output size (e.g. ... -
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libsombrero
Astronomical object/structure detection from 1D and 2D data sets.
Sombrero is a fast wavelet image processing and object detection C library for astronomical images. Sombrero is named after the "Mexican Hat" shape of the wavelet masks used in image convolution and is released under the GNU LGPL library. -
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connhim2000
image processing, open e-commerce, enterprise information systems
An efficient program to reduce black and white scanned image size for internet usage. I have implemented some filters which reduce the image size while still maintain logical data from black and white scanned images. Free and opensource for General Public use.
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