apngdis converts an APNG file into a sequence of individual PNG frames
via a simple command-line interface.
This library provides GTK+ widgets to display/edit EXIF tags.
This library allows metadata that is written to files on a digital camera to be
read. This library will be required for the gphoto2 port.
The main purpose of LibMorph is loading (and saving) 3d models (3d modeller
object files). Given loader is dynamically linked when format of requested file
is recognized.
The library is very young piece of software, so chances are high that some
things don't work yet as they should or at all. If you have need for some
particular feature, drop me a mail, I'll try to reprioritize my TODO list.
LibMorph currently supports following formats (only loading at the moment):
LWOB -- LightWave[TM],
3DS -- 3D Studio[TM],
In future hopefully it'll support:
? -- Alias Wavefront[TM]
MAX -- 3D Studio Max[TM]
DXF -- CAD?
? -- Maya[TM]
? -- Soft Image[TM]
SVG -- XML, 2d Vector files converted to 3d (via libart?)
and more
Python bindings for graphics/poppler.
Lua-GD is a library that allows you to use the gd graphic library from
programs written in the Lua programming language.
Perl bindings to the cairo graphics library
Peps will preprocess encapsulated Postscript files for conversion by
Ghostscript into bitmaps. It provides variable levels of resolution and
anti-aliasing. You can use it as a stand-alone Postscript-to-bitmap
conversion program, or use it on-line to create bitmaps on the fly and send
them out to a web browser, even compressing them if the browser supports
gzip compression.
pngcrush reads in a PNG image, and writes it out again, with the
optimum filter_type and zlib_level. It uses brute force (trying
filter_type none, and libpng adaptive filtering, with compression
levels 3 and 9). It does the most time-consuming method last in case
it turns out to be the best. Optionally, it can remove unwanted
chunks or add gAMA and sRGB chunks.
ppsei (PPS Extract Images) is a simple command line program, which tries to
extract images from Microsoft PowerPoint documents (PPS/PPT).