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Phraseanet is an Open Source Digital Asset Management (DAM) software. Web-based application intended for managing multimedia databases (photo management but also video, audio and PDF documents). Includes its own full-text / thesaurus search engine.
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Program to download photos from several web photoservices.
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BROKEN. Simple to use internet media downloader that currently supports YouTube and Flickr; just paste link and press download. Currently it is broken because I couldn't make YT download to work on new YT layout. I'm keeping the code here if someon
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*** Imagine Picture Viewer does not work with 64-bit OS. We'll be glad if someone compiles it for 64-bit. *** Imagine Picture Viewer is a simple photo-viewer for Windows with some basic picture-editing capability. The project is based on Microsoft .net Framework. Further it is targeted to be built on Linux using Mono.
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PhotoBox is a lightweight Windows application for Do-It-Yourself Digital Photo Frames. It uses pictures from your hard drive and also has the ability to synchronize with pictures from a Flickr account using keyword matching.
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Wosaic is an open source project that allows you to recreate an existing image by using many smaller images, as shown above. Currently we support pictures from Flickr and local sources.
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