Projects tagged ‘camera’

ZXing (pronounced "zebra crossing") is an open-source, multi-format 1D/2D barcode reader library implemented in Java. Our goal is to support decoding of QR Codes, Data Matrix, and the UPC family of 1D ... [More] barcodes. It will provide clients for J2ME, J2SE, and Android. [Less]

The UFRaw (Unidentified Flying Raw) is a tool for reading and manipulating raw images from digital cameras. It supports most of the existing raw formats (any format supported by DCRaw). UFRaw can be used on its own or as a Gimp plug-in.

Cheese is a GNOME application designed to take photos and videos of you and your friends with your webcam, add special effects to them and share them with your friends and family. It was written as ... [More] part of Google's 2007 Summer of Code lead by daniel g. siegel and mentored by Raphaël Slinckx, and has most of the classical photo booth features after a bare couple of months of development. Under the hood, Cheese uses GStreamer to apply fancy effects to photos and videos. [Less]

The CHDK add-on implements new features like RAW, battery indicator, live histogram (RGB/luminance), zebra mode (blinking areas of over-/underexposure), DOF calculator, scripts (intervalometer ... [More] , exposure/focus/... bracketing etc.), Tv, Av & ISO overrides, text reader, file browser, calendar, games and much more. There are now several different builds, implementing features assisting taking 3D-Stereo photos, motion detection etc. The CHDK firmware add-on does not touch the original firmware of your camera. It is an additional program which gets loaded into the memory of the camera. [Less]

gPhoto2 is a free, redistributable, ready to use set of digital camera software applications for Unix-like systems, written by a whole team of dedicated volunteers around the world. It supports more than 800 cameras.

Kamera allows you to take photos with your webcam on Linux.

V4l2capture is a CLI software to grab images from a v4l2 image device.

The aim of this project is that you can do the following: 1. Take a laser pointer, webcam, and video projector. 2. Connect them to your computer. 3. Place the camera in the vicinity of the ... [More] projector. 4. Now, simply use the laser pointer as a pointing device (read: mouse) to control your computer! This might potentially be useful as a remote control device for home cinema (it is for me), or as an input device for presentations. Or maybe it's just something I wrote because I think it's cool. [Less]

libopenraw is a library to parse and decode digital camera RAW files.

Photo downloader (importer) from cameras, memory cards and portable storage devices. Rapid Photo Downloader is written by a photographer for professional and amateur photographers. Released under ... [More] the GNU GPL license, it is designed for use on the Linux Desktop. It can download photos from multiple cameras, memory cards and Portable Storage Devices simultaneously. It provides many options for subfolder creation, image renaming and backup. [Less]