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Top Document: Graphics File Formats FAQ (Part 2 of 4): Image Conversion and Display Programs Previous Document: II. Graphics Conversion and Display Programs Next Document: 1. Image Conversion and Display Programs for Windows and OS/2 See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge Name: DISPLAY Purpose: Image display and conversion Version: 1.88 Author: Jih-Shin Ho <u7711501@bicmos.ee.nctu.edu.tw> FTP: ftp://ftp.edu.tw/PC/graphics/disp/disp188?.zip Imports: GIF, Japan MAG, Japan PIC, Sun Raster, JPEG, XBM, Utah RLE, PBM, PGM, PPM, PM, PCX, Japan MKI, TIFF, TGA, XPM, Mac Paint, GEM/IMG, IFF/ILBM, BMP, QRT, Mac PICT, VIS, PDS, VIKING, VICAR, FITS, Usenix FACE, IRIS, YUV, RAW RGB, PCPAINT/Pictor, RAW GREY, Photo-CD, DL, FLI, FLC, RAW, MPEG, AVI, GL, and PNG. Exports: GIF, Sun Raster, JPEG, XBM, PBM, PGM, PPM, PM, Tiff, Targa, XPM, Mac Paint, Ascii, Laser Jet, IFF/ILBM, Windows BMP, Mac PICT, VIS, FITS, FACE, PCX, GEM/IMG, IRIS, YUV, RAW RGB, Postscript, RAW GREY, and PNG. Features: Batch conversion, image preview, command-line configuration, contact sheet creation, slide shows. Comments: I am impressed with the large number of file formats supported, including all of their eccentric variations, and several formats I have not seen supported in other packages. The DOS file directory navigation and maintenance features are easy to use and the command line usage is very convenient, especially for batch format conversions of images. Name: GIFBLAST - Lossless GIF file compressor See GIFBLAST entry in the "Image Conversion and Display Programs for Unix and X Window" section. Name: GIFLITE Purpose: Lossy GIF file reencoder Version: 1.00 (Shareware) Author: Mr. Tsung Hu <72070.3515@compuserve.com> P.O.Box 938, Unit 105, St. Catharines, Ontario, L2R 6Z4 Canada FTP: ftp://ftp.wustl.edu/systems/ibmpc/garbo.uwasa.fi/gifutil/ Imports: GIF Exports: GIF Features: Lossy reencoding of GIF files providing a 15%-30% reduction in file size. Reencoded files are readable by GIF file viewers and conform to GIF87a or GIF89a format specifcation. Three levels of compression. Dithered images, and images with fewer than 16 colors, do not compress well. Name: Graphics Display System (GDS) Purpose: Image display, conversion, thumbnail catalogs Version: 3.1e Author: Photodex Corporation <photodex@netcom.com> FTP: ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/ph/photodex CIS: GO PHOTODEX, GDS Viewing Software (Lib 3) Imports: ANS (ANSI text), BBM, BMF, BMP, CUT/PAL (Dr. Halo), DIB, DL, FLC, FLI, FLX, GDS, GIF, GL, HAM, ICO, IFF/ILBM, IMG, JFI, JPG (JFIF), LBM, MAC, MP2 & MPA (MPEG Audio), MPG, PCC, PCX, RAX, RFX, RLE, SC? (ColoRIX), TGA, TIFF and TXT (text). Exports: ANS (ANSI text), BBM, BMP, CUT/PAL (Dr. Halo), GDS, GIF, IFF/ILBM, IMG, JFI, JPG (JFIF), LBM, PCC, PCX, RAX, RFX, RLE, SC? (ColoRIX), TGA, and TIFF. Features: File viewing, batch conversions, easy thumbnail catalog creation with many options, slide shows, automatic configuration. Includes 5000+ lines of hypertext help and prints 98 page cross referenced manual. Supports HGC, CGA, EGA, S-EGA, VGA, SVGA, XGA, TIGA and VESA. Registered versions print to HP PCL & 100% compatible laser and inkjet printers. Comments: Used by CompuServe sysops to catalog over 40,000 images regularly. ASP approved shareware. Name: pbmplus - Portable Bitmap Utilities (MS-DOS version) Purpose: Graphical file format conversion Version: 1.91d (10 December 1991) Author: Mike Castle <mcastle@cs.umr.edu> and D.J. Delorie <dj@ctron.com> FTP: ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/msdos/graphics/pbmp191d.zip Imports: Exports: Name: NView Purpose: Graphics file viewer Version: 1.5 Author: Jacques Nomssi Nzali <nomssi@physik.tu-chemnitz.de> FTP: ftp://oak.oakland.edu/SimTel/msdos/graphics/ WWW: http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/~nomssi/nview150.zip Imports: Exports: Name: PICTOPS Purpose: PICture TO PostScript file compressor Version: 4.02 (Shareware) Author: Mr. Igor L. Vassiliev <vasiliev_i@mx.ihep.su> FTP: ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/msdos/graphics/magps402.zip ftp://ftp.uniovi.es/pub1/msdos/graphics/ ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/graphics/ WWW: http://www.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/msdos/graphics/magps402.zip Imports: BMP, GIF, ICO, PCX, PBM, PGM, PPM, RLE, TGA, TIF Exports: Compressed PostScript within Level 2 & 1 Features: PICTOPS V4.02 is powerful conversion program that converts 1-,2-,4-,8-,24-, and 32-bit image files to color, gray scale, and bi-level PostScript file format. Analogous programs are unknown. PICTOPS will compress (PostScript interpreter will decompress) image data by CCITTFaxEncode, LZWEncode, RunLengthEncode and then by ASCII85Encode or ASCIIHexEncode filters. Creation of both ASCII(85) and binary PostScript file. PostScript color features support simple 5-operand form of the image, 7-operand form colorimage, and image dictionaries. CMYK images will be translated to RGB images. PostScript image source data may be provided by string, procedure, or filter. Comments: Output from PICTOPS may have much smaller size than standard PostScript outs from other programs with simply Level-1. In most cases, PKZIP or ARJ cannot compress PostScript out from PICTOPS more than 5-20%. If the PostScript device has no implementation of level 2, then the program will be run as level 1. Name: TN-Image Purpose: Image analysis software Version: 2.09 (Shareware) Author: tjnelson@helix.nih.gov FTP: ftp://las2.ninds.nih.gov or ftp://las1.ninds.nih.gov Imports: TIF (Mac or PC), PCX, JPEG, TGA, BMP, GIF, IMG, ASCII, and raw bytes; all pixel depths from 1-32 bits/pixel, including CMYL, medical grayscale images, and unusual color formats. Exports: TIF, PCX, JPEG, TGA, BMP, IMG, and custom file formats. Saves images in 1-32 bits/pixel as RGB, pseudocolor, CMYK, or grayscale. FFT data can be saved in ASCII format. Features: Menu driven GUI interface, many image editing operations, and analysis features (calibration, strip/spot densitometry, area and distance measurement, automatic background subtraction, 2D FFT, image reconstruction using Fourier convolution and deconvolution, automatic detection and quantitation of bands, spots, rectangular areas and arbitrarily-shaped regions, and user-definable equations for point manipulation). Programmable macro language, batch mode, image inter-conversion. Tutorials for deconvolution, densitometry, and macro programming. User Contributions:Top Document: Graphics File Formats FAQ (Part 2 of 4): Image Conversion and Display Programs Previous Document: II. Graphics Conversion and Display Programs Next Document: 1. Image Conversion and Display Programs for Windows and OS/2 Part1 - Part2 - Part3 - Part4 - Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: jdm@ora.com (James D. Murray)
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