JPEG Autorotate makes it very easy to rotate your images to the correct orientation. You do not have to open any big image editor and rotate the images from there. You can just right-click on your image files and choose to auto-rotate the images from the convenience of the File Explorer. All of the rotation Read More …
When you snap a picture using your digital camera or smartphone, it stores some information as metadata inside the picture files. Usually EXIF format is used for storing this information and it may contain details about the camera model, whether flash was fired, the focal length used, the type of lens used, the orientation of Read More …
When you snap a picture using your digital camera, it saves the picture in the popular JPEG image format. But it doesn’t save just the picture data, it also saves some extra information along with the picture in form of metadata. This metadata is saved in the same JPEG image usually in the EXIF metadata Read More …
It is very hard not to make videos of some events or places as now everyone has powerful cameras in their smartphones. You are already holding your smartphone in your hands, so just tap in the camera app and start recording those videos. But managing all of these hundreds of videos is not easy. If Read More …
Ahaview is a small and fast image viewer for Windows computers. It can display a thumbnail gallery view of all of your images stored inside a folder, it can display the images in the full screen, it can run a slide-show of the images being displayed and it can convert the images from one file Read More …
If you have some old photographs from your great-grandpa’s wedding then chances are that they are all grayscale photographs – popularly known as black-and-white photos. If you want to colorize them yourself then you can probably do so through a software like GIMP or Adobe Photoshop. The only problem is that you might not make Read More …
If you are snapping pictures using your DSLR camera, then you should not be surprised to see very large size image files. Typically, the file size of these digital pictures is between 5 MB to 50 MB. If you have to share thousands of these files online on social networking sites or on your blog, Read More …
When you snap a picture using your digital camera, it saved the picture in the memory card of your camera. But not many people know that in addition to the picture itself, it also saves much more information in the picture file in the form of meta data. The meta data is some information stored Read More …
When you are writing a blog post or a tutorial in which you want to display each step using an annotated image, then you have to use a picture editor that lets you use various graphics tools like drawing arrows, drawing shapes, blur some content and so on. There are many such tools available for Read More …
The way people use computers have changed drastically over past few years. People no longer use large desktop computers at home. Now they prefer smaller laptops instead. Even at work places, you see the notebook computers quickly replacing the big and bulky desktop computers. Actually some of the businesses are pushing the notebook computers so Read More …