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Exile is a Python based image collection manager application. Easily add metadata to photos, inluding Caption, People, Event, Location and Tags. No external database: stores metadata in Exif/IPTC/Xmp tags. Three level categorization for easy photo sorting/management Clone GPS data between files.

Quickly generate a gallery to preview your (Look Up Tables) luts on selected still frame, or video. 1) Import a still image. (jpg, jpeg, png, bmp) *) (Or select video. (mpg, mpeg, mp4, mov, mts, avi, webm, mkv)) 2) Choose path to your lutsfolder. (cube, 3dl, dat, m3d) 3) Generate. (If video selected, use scroll wheel to preview luts) All preview images that is generated is stored in '.\OUT' folder, and then deleted upon restart of the application. > [Changelog] - Version...

SlideSorter manages "slides", which can be images or videos of any type, size, and length. It allows: - sorting your slides like on a professional light-table, plus zooming in and out, - saving them in the sorted order, - presenting them as slide show in automatic or manual mode at any time. SlideSorter is most efficiently used with a '3-Button + Wheel' mouse, which supports all major handling, like sorting, viewing, zooming, comparing, playing, slideshowing. - Left-click...

...The Slideshow Update app is most useful if it is setup as a Windows startup app but it can also be run manually anytime a refresh is desired. Some of the selection criteria are based on exif-type data imbedded in Spotlight images. The Python Pillow addon is used to extract exif-type data. Tkinter is only used to display an error dialog, if errors occur. If there are no errors, the app runs "silently". Requires a Python 3.x environment.

Cicm is a simple image collection manager. It uses (Py)GTK+ to view the images but otherwise is used from the command line. It has been tested on Python 2.6 .

Use zpu to upload pictures to a zenphoto gallery. Comes in handy when you have to upload a large amount of pictures, where the web interface is too slow.

Web gallery based on pre-generated metadata, typically according to directory structure, not database or an administration. Development moved to: http://github.com/martinkozak/fsgal.

Allows to sort images by the directories, which names are the dates of the files in format: YYYY/MM/DD. Uses EXIF data or file modification time.

A photo gallery that only uses javascript for viewing. No backend scripting language is used; instead, a python script is run on a collection of photos outputting an album in a directory which is dropped into any web server to be served as static content