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...The simplest editing is possible: 90°, 180°, 270° rotations, vertical/horizontal reflections, zooming, with subsequent saving, you can also delete files. This is convenient to do for example, when selecting photos from a cell phone. Main features of the program: file viewing modes: 1:1 scale, fit to window size or any scale view all images in a folder as a list of resizable icons you can rotate 90°, 180°, 270° and flip images. delete files to recycle bin or permanently save/rename the zoomed/rotated/flipped file readable formats: ani, bmp, emf, gif, icns, ico, jpeg, png, pnm, qtif, svg, tga, tiff, webp, wmf, xbm, xpm writable formats: bmp, ico, jpeg, png, tiff file/folder drag and drop support catalog monitoring during viewing, you can add/remove/rename files in the browsed catalog via explorer multilingual support: Russian and English customizable hotkeys

Corrects modification date file's attribute using original EXIF metadata "camera taken date" timestamp tag. Organizes photo files in folder structure (e.g. with dates in folder name) and changes their file's name using configurable template. Modification date file's attribute changes during write operation like rotation of images in Windows preview application. This might be anoying if you like to have your photos sorted. You can revert date of your images to original "camera taken date"...

Are you taking a lot of digital photos and never have enough time to look at each one of them carefully, or are you managing these pictures poorly so that you create many copies of identical photos? PictureFilter is a simple tool that helps you to find similar pictures by name, file size, and date time at which the picture is taken. And then you can remove the duplicated pictures in one click. You can also look into the EXIF info easily with this tool. and you can also easily copy, resize...

PicLJooS is a CGI/perl image gallery that is easy to setup and fun to use. A distinguishing feature is its JavaScript folder tree for easy navigation. It also allows viewing of images scaled to sizes you choose. Uses ImageMagick.

A slide show written in JSP (Java SDK 1.1) and tested under Apache 1.2. Just drop the folder tree with your jpg images into this very simple web application.