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The PESDK Android Demo is an example project showcasing how to integrate the PhotoEditor SDK (PESDK) into Android applications. PESDK is a powerful and customizable mobile photo editing framework developed by IMG.LY, enabling developers to add professional-grade photo editing capabilities to their apps. The demo illustrates features such as cropping, filtering, stickers, text overlays, adjustments, and more—all powered by a clean and user-friendly interface. It supports deep customization,...

Vibrance HDR is an app for Android(TM), which allows you to create high dynamic range (HDR) images, either from a single photo, or from multiple* auto exposure bracketed (AEB) photos. High-dynamic-range imaging is a technique used in photography to reproduce a greater dynamic range of luminosity. This works best in conjunction with a camera app that supports taking photos at multiple different exposures. However Vibrance HDR also supports creating a "HDR-like" effect from a single...

It is a command line application to which you can pass a color, and the application transforms the input images to that color scale image (as if it was a gray scale, but that color instead of gray) In addition, the application allows you to set the global alpha of the image, and translate a particular color to a totally transparent alpha You can also disable alpha component, just in case the input image is a .jpg, or there is any restriction that makes the output image from being saved...

...BambiEditor is also a web authoring tool for developers to allow their end users to upload images scaled exactly to specific web requirements. Simply deploy Bambi as Java Web Start, replace the default FilesystemImageExporter plugin with one of web upload plugins and you're good to go! It offers cam support by integrating native libs from OpenIMAJ, so it still runs on all platforms. Bambi's roots date back to 2010 when I wrote a customized applet image uploader for a friend of mine. Since then I've added so many enhancements it grew to a stand alone app that you see today ...