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gPhoto is a program and library framework that lets users download pictures from their digital cameras. The libgphoto2 library gives you access to hundreds of models of digital cameras on several platforms. GIT repo and Issue tracker lives at https://github.com/gphoto/ these days.

...Imagine if you want to - automatically rotate holiday pictures in portrait format - rename images to the date they were taken to join images from different cameras - same also is posible with a simple counter if you just care about the correct order - resize images and lower the quality to reduce the file size for easier sending them per mail - resize shop images all to the same size with a filling background color to have a common format - convert images in a different file format (e.g. jpg to png with all images the same size and transparent filling background) - open your images in Flexxi just by sending them to the application with the right click menu (send to) - preview changes on the images before appling it - use it in English, German or Spanish and much more is posible with Flexxi. Download on Sourceforge is just the Executable, for self-building: https://github.com/mpointner/FlexxiCS

Serotonin is an easy to use image filters application for Windows 8 (and lower). It is a fork/replacement of SBIP [https://code.google.com/p/sbip/] and licensed under GPL v3. === Filter Overview === * Binarizazion and Threshold image * Canny edge detection * Color segmentation * Congrap contour detection * Convolution (Laplace, Blurring) * Exponentiate color channels * Gaussian Blurring * Grayscale image * Image sketching * Invert image * Meanshift * Oil painting * Rotate color channels * Sepia image * Sobel edge detection * Split color space channels * Unsharp masking (USM) Program icon is lend out from Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Serotonin-3D.png), thanks to Ben Mills for his great job in making illustrations of the Serotonin molecule.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztaAoPuQv8k When I started this project I wanted to create an user friendly editor that can be used by developers or non technical people. If it's not as friendly as I intended is because I didn't had any help or input from others. The flow of this editor is very simple: 1.Load an image, define the image modules(eg: legs, body, arms, heads, etc) 2.Create all the frames you need by adding modules into a frame(the modules can be scaled, rotated, translated) 3.Create animations by adding frames in the right order(each frame can be scaled, rotated, translated and has a number of frames that will be shown). ...

...I also didn't want to use two different viewers for viewing images and for reading comics, and that's why pViewer have a Manga/Comic mode. This project is written in C#, and uses the .NET Framework 4, which you need to run the software: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=17851 I strongly suggest to open and read the Keyboard Shortcuts/Help menu in the software before starting to use it. Or you can read the How-to here: https://sourceforge.net/p/picoviewer/wiki/How-to/ You can find the Changelog here: https://sourceforge.net/p/picoviewer/wiki/Changelog/ Here's a review by findmysoft: http://pviewer.findmysoft.com/

High quality flame fractal creator, with ability to specify fractal functions More rendered images: https://sourceforge.net/apps/gallery/flamefractal/

The first 3D game engine built in C# for .NET, predecessor to the Visual3D Game Engine (https://www.poweraccess.net/visual3d-game-engine), an All-in-One Game Development Tool for Next-Gen 3D Games, MMOs, Simulations and Virtual Worlds powered by Microsoft XNA.