Cameraid the ultimate digital camera utility Cameraid is the all in one digital photography utility program for the Macintosh. Version 1.0 has already been extremely popular among owners of Olympus, Agfa, Epson, Sanyo and Nikon digital cameras. Version 1.1 added a lot of new features, making the program indispensable to anyone who needs to manipulate JPEG images on the Macintosh. Version 1.1.1 is a maintenance release containing some improvements and several bug fixes. Cameraid downloads images from Agfa, Apple (QT-200), Epson, Fuji, Leica, Nikon, Olympus, Sanyo and Toshiba digital cameras. Use any serial port, including third party solutions such as the Keyspan SX Serial Card (http://www.keyspan.com). Cameraid works transparently in the background, allowing the user to continue working while the images are downloading. The program features a very fast viewer, capable of opening up to thousands of images with drag and drop from the Finder. The viewer displays useful information about digital camera files. It's the most convenient way to find out what exposure time and aperture was used for taking a photo. Supports all the cameras mentioned above and any that use the Exif standard (including Kodak, Ricoh and many others). Lossless JPEG transforms: Cameraid can rotate and transform on JPEG images without degrading the image quality. Indispensable for rotating portrait oriented photos from digital cameras to their proper orientation. Powerful batch operations can be used to copy files from flash memory cards, automatically create simple HTML web pages, add custom icons, rename files based on the date and time when the photo was taken and much more. Automatic enhancement filters to enhance images with minimal user interaction. What used to take hours of manual labor can now be done in minutes using a single batch operation. A unique filter can be used to reduce CCD image sensor and interlace artifacts. Shareware $15 - Keywords: http://www.clinet.fi/~jmunkki/cameraid Sent in by: Juri Munkki Image Processing: graphics, illustration, photography, - (1/17/99) Back to the Topic Index