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...It’s written primarily in C++ with a GTK+ front-end, providing a high-precision 32-bit floating-point processing engine along with multiple demosaicing algorithms and advanced color-management features. The program supports a very wide range of camera raw formats (via a patched version of dcraw) as well as non-raw formats such as JPEG, TIFF, and PNG. Users can work non-destructively: adjustments are previewed but stored separately (sidecar files) and only applied during export, which allows experimentation without altering originals. The interface includes a file browser, processing queue, editing pane with full-image previews, history stack, and batch export functionality.

....|____|::: '`·.:::::::::::::`·./'`·.:::::`·'`·.:::::`·.'`·.:::::`·`·.::::'`·.'`·.:::::`·. SWISS ARMY KNIFE of IMAGES SAKI-0.1 is a simple, compiled C Windows 10/11 program designed for essential batch image manipulation, supporting JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, WEBP, and JFIF formats. It installs locally and adds an entry to the Windows Explorer context menu—labeled "SWISS ARMY KNIFE of IMAGES"—offering the following functions:: 👁View/Slideshow 🔀Convert image(s) 📐Resize 🌀 Rotate 90° 🆔 Batch Rename

PGMania is a universal package for processing deep space images. The program provides wide and unique functionality, a powerful and flexible tool with a clear and user-friendly interface. The program performs all image processing cycles for astrophotography, including filtering, cleaning, aligning, image calibrating, stacking, post-processing, format conversion, cropping, rotations, many special operations and much more. PGMania is environmentally friendly - it does not clutter your photos...

Program to batch compress, resize and rename Images.

The MatrixUser project is moving to GitHub, the latest version can be obtained from https://leoliuf.github.io/MatrixUser/ Most of the medical images (e.g. CT, MRI, PET, etc.) comprises multiple frames which represent slices, phases, timing etc. from the same imaging object. Those images can be saved as multidimensional matrices in Matlab thanks to Matlab's powerful support of multidimensional data representation. However, within Matlab, most of image manipulation functions are limited or...