Batch image processors are often underrated and don’t get the attention they deserve. Here’s our recommendations.
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Batch image processors are often underrated and don’t get the attention they deserve. Here’s our recommendations.
Read moreOne of my favorite adages is “A picture is worth a thousand words”. It refers to the notion that a still image can convey a complex idea. Images can portray a lot of information quickly and more efficiently than text.
Read moreRegards is billed as a modern photo viewer. It supports a very large range of formats including video.
Read morePosteRazor cuts raster images into multipage PDF documents.
Read moreEvolvotron is an interactive “generative art” application to evolve images/textures/patterns/animations.
Read moreImage Deduplicator is a Python package that simplifies the task of finding exact and near duplicates in images.
Read moreThere is a good range of open source Linux software that processes RAW files. Here’s our recommendations. Hopefully, there will be something of interest here for anyone who has a passion for digital photography.
Read moreOne of the many strengths of Linux is its good range of open source software for artists, photographers, animators, and designers. With inexpensive hardware, free software, and a modicum of talent and inspiration, anyone can create professional-looking computer graphics. Here’s our recommended free and open source software for rendering.
Read moreThere are a number of applications which are credible open source alternatives to Google Earth. Here’s our recommendations.
Read moreTerminal Image Viewer is a small program to display images in a (modern) terminal using RGB ANSI codes and unicode block graphics characters. It’s free and open source software.
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