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flPhoto is a basic image management and display program based on the FLTK toolkit and is provided under the terms of the GNU General Public License. It can read, write, and display digital camera EXIF information and supports the following image file formats: BMP, CRW, JPEG, PhotoCD, PNG flPhoto organizes image files into albums which can be: Printed, Viewed as a slideshow, Exported to web pages Images can be imported individually, by directory, or from digital cameras using the gPhoto library. Image files can be transformed and touched-up; the following image operations are available: Crop, Rotate, Scale, Auto-Correct, Adjust Brightness and Contrast, Remove Red Eye, Sharpen, Blur

DynaMechs (Dynamics of Mechanisms) A Multibody Dynamics Simulation Library This is a set of cross-platform C++ libraries licensed under the Gnu's GPL (see LICENSE) which implements dynamic simulation functionality for multibody systems. It currently supports all tree structured mechanism, a class of closed chain mechanisms as well. It has provisions for generating both single and double precision version, and there is code for simplified hydrodynamic simulation. This work is an extension of my Ph.D. dissertation, "Computational Dynamics for Robotic Systems on Land and Underwater," The Ohio State University, 1994, and continued at the Naval Postgraduate School. The closed chain work is derived from Duane Marhefka's Ph.D. dissertation, "Fuzzy Control and Dynamic Simulation of a Quadruped Galloping Machine," The Ohio State University, 2000. (c) 1994 - 2001 by Scott McMillan

FotoFix is a simple image viewer with simple capabilities to take care of freshly downloaded photos from your camera - can walk image lists, rotate images, and remove red eyes (if lucky). It was inspired by IrfanView for Windows, a great but unfortunately non-portable and closed-source product.

Fotoxx is a free open source Linux program for photo editing and collection management. The goal is to meet most user needs while remaining fast and easy to use.

Image files for background of Eterm First you install Eterm and try to run: % Eterm (Choose "Eterm -> Background -> Pixmap -> Scaled -> Before the Storm") or % Esetroot -scale /usr/X11R6/share/Eterm/bg/scale/before_the_storm.jpg % Eterm --trans --shade 40

Fracplanet is an application to generate random planets and terrain with oceans, mountains, icecaps and rivers. Parameters are specified interactively and the results displayed using OpenGL. The generated objects can be dumped in Pov-Ray format.

FreeImage is an open source library project for developers who would like to support popular graphics image formats like PNG, BMP, JPEG, TIFF, and others as needed by today's multimedia applications. FreeImage is easy to use, fast, multithreading safe, and cross-platform. This port includes both the original C interface and the C++ wrapper FreeImagePlus.

Fujiplay is a C program for Unix systems, to download pictures from some Fujifilm digital cameras, like the DS-7 and MX-700, using the serial link. * Tries to determine the maximum speed supported by the camera. * Detect all parity errors (not tested), improving the robustness of the one-byte xor checksum. * It will not overwrite picture files without your consent. * Detect disk full errors (not tested). * You cannot have a truncated image file. * The program can be gracefully interrupted with ^C (or whatever your interrupt character is). * Allows you to upload pictures to the camera, delete pictures from the camera, and to "press the shutter" remotely. You can also set the time/date and the "camera ID". * The source should be reasonably portable to other, non-POSIX systems. After installation with this port, you should be symlink /dev/fujifilm to your serial line device through which comunicate with your camera. For more detail infomation, see /usr/local/share/doc/fujiplay/README.

gphotofs is a FUSE filesystem module to mount your camera as a filesystem. This allow using your camera with any tool able to read from a mounted filesystem.

fv is an HDRI viewer. Currently supported formats are the followings: * Greg Ward's HDR (also known as Radiance/PIC/RGBE). See http://www.graphics.cornell.edu/~bjw/rgbe.html for details. * Paul Debevec's PFM (Portable Float Map). See http://netpbm.sourceforge.net/doc/pfm.html for details. fv reads data from the standard input or files specified as arguments. In the latter case, each file may be compressed one with gzip or bzip2. The file may also change after fv is invoked, except its header part. fv checks whether the file changes and updates the display if necessary. This feature is useful for checking intermediate outputs from renderers.