Showing posts with label photograph and graphic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photograph and graphic. Show all posts

Friday, December 3, 2010

SunlitGreen BatchBlitz Portable 3.2.0.1142

BatchBlitz is a powerful and easy-to-use photo file categorizer, filter and batch editor. 1. BatchBlitz is a photo file categorizer: BatchBlitz enables you to categorize your photos by Exif/IPTC metadata. E.g. you can categorize your photos by the date they were taken, putting all photos in the same folder if they were taken on the same day. You can even pick out all photos rated 4 or 5 stars. 2. BatchBlitz is a photo file filter: If you have a huge stock of images, file filtering can become quite a headache. E.g. how do you find out all the files with a suffix number in the name? How do you find out all the portrait photos (i.e. height > width) with a minimum height of 800 pixels? BatchBlitz enables you to easily locate or filter such files. The filtering can be done interactively, or through a batch action. 3. BatchBlitz is a batch editor: BatchBlitz enables you to batch process your photos using customizable actions. You can save your action settings to a task file and reuse it later. Actions allow you to filter source files (using regular expressions, for example), rename and convert images, as well as add watermarks, resize/rotate canvas, apply automatic color corrections, etc. The instant preview will give you a better idea of the actual effects. In a typical batch processing task, you simply select some source images, specify where and how to store the output files, define one or more actions, and then start the task with a click. BatchBlitz Highlights: 1) extensive support for regular expression; 2) Exif/IPTC metadata accessible through macros; 3) highly customizable batch actions; 4) instant preview; 5) powerful photo editor.

SunlitGreen Photo Editor 1.3.0.1040

There are image editors available for users of every skill level, from teens who just want to add some bling to professional photographers who have heavy-duty work to do. SunlitGreen PhotoEdit is a simple program designed for users who have a little bit of photographic knowledge but aren't quite ready for some of the more sophisticated, full-featured program. It delivers basic image correction tools without a lot of fuss.
The program's interface is plain and intuitive, with a handful of buttons across the top and the rest of the features arranged in menus. All the typical features are here: users can crop, rotate, resize, and duplicate images, as well as adjust levels, contrast and brightness, color balance, and hue and saturation. The program also features auto levels and auto contrast options for quick fixes without a lot of fiddling. There are filters to blur and sharpen images, but unlike many programs of this sort, SunlitGreen PhotoEdit doesn't offer any special effects; this is definitely not a program for those who want to get playful or artsy. Also, it doesn't have cloning or retouching tools. The program's built-in Help file is brief but adequate. Overall, SunlitGreen PhotoEdit is pretty bare bones, and it will likely disappoint users who are looking to do serious image correction or to have fun with their photos. But for basic image adjustments in a lightweight package, this program is just fine.
SunlitGreen PhotoEdit installs and uninstalls without issues. We recommend this program to all users.

Sunday, November 7, 2010

BulletProofSoft Image Viewer 2.2

Image Viewer is the powerful, compact and easy-to-use image viewer you can use. With Image Viewer you can do the following:- 1- Open a lot of image file formats like JPG,BMP,GIF,TIFF,PNG,PSD,PCX,TGA,WMF,EMF,WBMP,ICO,DIB. 2- Open images also from URL and save them to your disk. 3- Save to several image formats like JPG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, PNG&etc. 4- View images in full screen mode and slideshow mode. 5- View and browse images in Thumbnails view. 5- View and browse images in Thumbnails view. 6- Copy, Cut and Paste images and portions of images. 7- Do some powerful effects like Crop, Resize, Flip, Rotate, Skew, Brightness and Contrast. From the general settings tab you can adjust the following options: 1- Background color of the viewer, click on the color button and choose the desired color and press ok. 2- Specify if the viewer loops around image files while browsing if reaching the end or begin of files. 3- Fit image during browsing. In the Full Screen Settings tab you can set the options of the full screen mode as follow: 1- Current image name display: sets the image name display options. 2- Display the image name in the full screen mode or not, by changing this check (Display in full screen mode). 3- Display the image name in the slide show mode or not, by changing this check (Display in slide show mode). You can adjust the Slideshow mode settings from the Slideshow Settings tab, these settings as follow: 1- Skip damaged and unsupported images during Slideshow: doesnt show the bad images in the slide show to prevent annoying the user while the Slideshow. 2- Hide mouse pointer during the slide show. 3- Set the delay between each image, enter the value in Milliseconds (Note: 1000 = 1 Second). From the Association Settings tab you can set which files can be associated with the Image Viewer to be viewed with it, you can easily check or uncheck the file or you can select all or deselect all files.

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Vallen JPegger 5.62

Vallen Jpegger is a fast, free, efficient image viewing tool that is capable of displaying virtually any kind of image file (more than 40 file types) as well as music, sound, and other files. It supports lossless JPEG rotation, so you can orient your snapshots without losing any data or clarity. It has fully scalable print support, a command-line option, slideshow mode, and a screenshot tool. It runs in both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows versions, including Windows 7. It also offers a huge range of language options, with more added all the time. It's designed for quickly browsing and searching huge libraries of images and files.
The Vallen Jpegger setup wizard offers three choices: the Default Layout, which always displays images in the large pane, and the Flipped thumbnails view, which displays the tree view; there's also an MP3 Music Explorer, which plays, organizes, and modifies music files. We selected the thumbnail view, though tabs let you easily toggle between thumbnails and main view or between the Image Viewer and the MP3 Explorer in any installation; the only difference is which tab appears first in the order. The tool's interface has a familiar Windows look and feel, with a full set of control icons that let you quickly print, search, flip, scale, and zoom images; capture screenshots; flip thumbnails; and more. There's even an icon titled How to Play Sounds that calls up a detailed Help page dedicated just to playing music and sound files via the MP3 Music Explorer. In fact, the Help menu offers more than just a good, searchable Help file: there's the Sound Interface, Setup Sequence, contact information, and other useful entries. We browsed to and opened several folders and images. Of special note is the lossless JPEG rotator; most image viewers can rotate JPEGs, but few actually contain the algorithms required to rotate an image without some data loss, hence the "lossless" descriptor. You can also make Jpegger your default viewer for JPEGs and other image files, if you prefer.
Vallen thinks Jpegger belongs on every PC. We concur. Sooner or later, you'll encounter some weird file type that you can't view in Explorer or other common tools. Jpegger can handle it.


Tuesday, September 28, 2010

CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X5 v15.0.0.486 Final

CorelDRAW Graphics Suite is an impressive collection of powerful design software that can tackle all sorts of design jobs. Included in the package are: CorelDRAW, the main application for vector design and layout; Corel PHOTO-PAINT, for editing and retouching photos, Corel CAPTURE, for screengrabs; ConceptShare, a collaboration service; and the Bitstream Font Navigator. There are also a bevy of smaller utilities such as a bar-code wizard and an app for helping users optimize two-sided printouts.
With a suite that includes that many programs and features, it's essential to have solid in-program help, and CorelDRAW is loaded with dynamic hints, video product tours, and hands-on project tutorials that will have you designing elements in no time. Expert advice from professional designers walks users through specific practices such as airbrushing logos and creating textile patterns.
The templates for professionals are diverse and presented in a nifty interface that provides all sorts of useful information. You can sort templates by type--such as brochures, posters/signs, business cards, and newsletters--or by industry, although that list was empty except for "Landscaping." The interface also includes a space for accessing your own saved CDT templates, which can be created easily through the File menu.

Friday, April 9, 2010

PhotoScape 3.4

Add another name to the roster of feature-rich freeware image editors: PhotoScape. Although it eats and leaks about as much memory as Firefox, this editor is perfect for those making the jump between JPEG and am-pro dSLR work.

It supports RAW, as well as all other major image formats from JPEG and PNG to animated GIFs. It comes with prebuilt templates for users to create photo collages, fumetti, and Web comics, and has a standard set of red-eye removal, light/shadow, and contrast-editing features. One warning about the RAW processing: although it looks like you can drag and drop, the converter doesn't change RAW to JPEG unless you load the RAW file from within the native file navigator. It's a minor bug, but one that can lead you to believe that there's no RAW support at all. You can also batch edit images, combine them, and print them out one at a time or several at once.

The program loads fast and possesses an interface completely different from those familiar with Adobe's industry-leading tools. Users are greeted by circular navigator complemented by a tabbed nav on the top of the main screen. Most but not all main features are accessible from either nav. It might take some people time to get used to the unusual layout, but it's only unusual for an image editor; otherwise it's intuitive, fast, and lacks only the most advanced of image editing features.

Monday, March 15, 2010

JetPhoto Studio 4.7.2

JetPhoto Studio is a feature-rich digital photo organizing and Web publishing software. It's an easy-to-use tool to efficiently organize photos with time, location, and keyword tags on your PC. A photo calendar, an EXIF reader and a GPS-driven photo locator (GeoTagging) are provided in JetPhoto. This software can generate beautiful Flash album movies and wallpaper with collages, or make and share pocketsize photos with cell phones. With JetPhoto, it's so easy to fix, crop, resize photos, or add watermarks in batches. For Web sharing, JetPhoto Studio can work with Flickr or JetPhoto Server to complete publishing photo albums to Web. Edit tags and descriptions on PC, and post all organized pictures to Flickr just by one-click. With JetPhoto Server, you can establish and customize your own standalone photo Web site.

What's new in this version:
Version 4.7.2 copy filenames to the photo notes and rename files in batches with multiple modes. 

Saturday, March 6, 2010

Image Analyzer

Advanced image editing, enhancement and analysis software. The program contains both most image enhancement features found in conventional image editors plus a number of advanced features not even available in professional photo suites.

What's new in this version:

Version 1.31 adds selection boundaries fade method, mproves smooth brush, and includes lens distortion and lateral chromatic aberration correction feature.


FastPictureViewer (32-bit)

FastPictureViewer (32-bit) is an attractive image viewer that lets users quickly scan through images, view histograms and image metadata, and label photos. Although the program doesn't have a lot of features, it makes up for it to some extent with a very nice appearance.

The program's interface is quite sleek, with its functions organized in four buttons at the lower left corner. In kiosk mode, the program removes the title bar at the top and the taskbar, allowing users to maximize the viewing area. Overall, the program's appearance is very professional and modern, making it a pleasure to work with. Our only criticism of the interface is that moving between subfolders and parent folders is not particularly intuitive. The program's built-in Help file is quite brief and is more a list of keyboard functions than an explanation of how the program works. The program's features are not particularly impressive, although they all function as they should. The program displays an RGB histogram, as well as a metadata panel that shows the image's original exposure information. The program provides a basic labeling function that mimics that of other popular image browsers such as Lightroom and ViewNX. Users should be aware that the program is indeed an image viewer and not an image editor; you won't be doing any tweaking or correcting.

FastPictureViewer is free. It installs desktop icons without asking but uninstalls cleanly. We recommend this program for users looking for an attractive, lightweight way to view images.