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color_ball
Application that paints a subtly colored ball over an image
Application that paints a subtly colored ball over the images of a directorio, that you can browse. It has been an excuse for integrating the JColorChooser with my library: * Multi-precision * Dark mode * It remembers the latest chosen colors you can watch a demo... -
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Image16
Image viewer/editor specialized in astrophotography 16bits processing
Opens/saves TIF, FITS, PNG, XISF, PXM, RAW, JPG, XCF, PSD, WEBP. AsinH, Sqrt, Ln, Exp and Sqr stretching, HSL and RGB adjusting, Levels and Curves adjusting and Background Extraction for Color Balance, Flatness and Gradient Correction. Arithmetic between images. Resizing and croping. Color Balance based on background, selection or stars B-V (after platesolving). Debayering/Bayering. Inversion, mirroring, rotation, barrel/pincushion correction. RGB alignment/shifting. Erode, Dilate, ...... -
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SpectroHelp
helps color-blind persons to work with color
Helps color-blind persons to work with color, and can be used by others for educational purposes. Some modes are taken from commercial Eyepilot application, other modes added for fun/education. SpectroHelp has several tools and modes: * 'Wave tool' animates color selected by mouse across all image, and can help read complex colored diagrams like subways maps and pie charts * Dark and Light tool change lightness of all colors except selected by mouse * Some modes where introduced to map...
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