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nik4nix
Nik plugins on Ubuntu standalone or with Picasa3
Main idea here is that you can use Nik Plugins stand-alone without officially supported 3rd party host application (Lightroom, Photoshop, Spark, Portfolio). On Windows or Linux. Source code can be compiled natively for Linux or for Windows with Lazarus IDE. The program is dedicated to Ubuntu users, where you can install Nik Collection using wine. On Ubuntu you can either use native Linux version, or native Windows version running via wine. In fact, currently the latter is recommended,... -
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ImageBox
An image Exif rotation tool.
ImageBox is a free image editing software specially designed for easy image rotation. The goal of this project is the correct rotated representation of JPG, PNG, BMP and GIF images on any hardware, such as TVs and Media Centers. Why are images shown differently rotated? An image may contain Exif metadata in addition to the image data. A digital camera often encodes the image data with the rotation of the lens. If the camera is rotated during recording, the image data is also encoded...
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