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An image viewing platform which makes navigating directories and archives, simple. Vizi transparently supports most image formats and a variety of archive formats (such as zip).
Java library to easily use Gure Gipuzkoa's public API. (http://guregipuzkoa.net/api/) Java application to easily upload sets of photos to Gure Gipuzkoa.
Yet another tool to catalog files and media. Extract and store metadata about files and similar entities in a hierarchical structure (image thumbnails, content of RAR/ZIP/TAR files, mp3 tags), everything mixed in a nice and usable interface.
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Jix does not work any more. It was a client for FotoBilder. You used to be able to use it to browse pictures on your computer an upload them to the LiveJournal ScrapBook.
It stopped working because the image hosting on LiveJournal changed.
Java-based Image Server engine to organise high resolution images. The intermediate images will be generated transparently and available through defined URLs. The aim is to extended to Digital Asset Management Server
Simple Editing Environment (SEE) is a photo editing software written in Java with support of Java Media Framework (JMF) and Java Advanced Imaging (JAI) to create a simple environment for your editing needs.
The JavaPHOto ARchiver: Archive and sort your photos, don't be anoyed with those creepy image names. Drag&Drop support, red eye removal, create your photograph(pasfoto). Just Drag&Drop your photos into or out of your archive
A game engine for display of point-and-click games (images and click areas) and an easy-to-use format for developers of these games (i.e. just add images and click areas).
This tool will anonymize images by destroying the Photo Response Non Uniformity (PRNU) pattern. It can also remove or forge the PRNU patterns, without having a (negative) impact on the quality.
Management of the FiberParty assistants. It controls who enters and who exit from the lan-party. It store the name, number, photo, and a bar-code of the user.
FlickrGroupPoster is an utility that helps you in posting your photos into Flickr's groups. You'll be able to add a photo to any group in batch mode In case of errors it will remember your commands so that you'll be able to run them again another day
Image-sacon (Image Search and Administration Controller) is a program to fetch images from several image-hosters and store all related information in a database.
GroupCommentr is a desktop application to put your photos in many award groups on flickr. After you put your photo in an award group you choose some photos from the pool, give them the award code and your done. It's designed to save you some time.
MobileMedia is a Software Product Line (SPL) that manipulates photo, music, and video on mobile devices. This is a joint project coordinated by Lancaster University and developed on top of MobilePhoto.