Wednesday, March 5, 2003
Glass Lantern Updates PocketLoupe and Pixfer
Posted by marlof in "SOFTWARE" @ 05:00 AM
http://www.glasslantern.com
If you're a digital photographer, you should have a look at the solutions provided by Glass Lantern.
PocketLoupe enables you to examine your pictures in JPEG, NEF, CRW, RAF or MRW format on your Pocket PC, so you can find out if you captured exactly that what you were aiming for. PocketLoupe displays information about the image including the image dimensions, time and date the photograph was taken, and additional data such as exposure, ISO setting, and focal length, depending on the camera. Gamma correction and RGB histogram support provide an accurate method for checking exposure. Next to that it allows you to e-mail thumbnails, rotate and delete images.
Pixfer is designed to transfer pictures from one storage card to the other. This way you could use the more expensive cards in your camera, and store images on a cheaper solution, like a PCMCIA harddisk. Transfers should be twice as fast compared to using the built in file explorer. Next to that, Pixfer contains data safety features, as file verification, and enables you to rename your pictures using EXIF data. Pixfer can also transfer voice annotations with the pictures.
If you're a digital photographer, you should have a look at the solutions provided by Glass Lantern.
PocketLoupe enables you to examine your pictures in JPEG, NEF, CRW, RAF or MRW format on your Pocket PC, so you can find out if you captured exactly that what you were aiming for. PocketLoupe displays information about the image including the image dimensions, time and date the photograph was taken, and additional data such as exposure, ISO setting, and focal length, depending on the camera. Gamma correction and RGB histogram support provide an accurate method for checking exposure. Next to that it allows you to e-mail thumbnails, rotate and delete images.
Pixfer is designed to transfer pictures from one storage card to the other. This way you could use the more expensive cards in your camera, and store images on a cheaper solution, like a PCMCIA harddisk. Transfers should be twice as fast compared to using the built in file explorer. Next to that, Pixfer contains data safety features, as file verification, and enables you to rename your pictures using EXIF data. Pixfer can also transfer voice annotations with the pictures.
