Microsoft Pro Photo Tools is a free application for the 32-bit versions of Windows Vista and Windows XP that provides functionality to edit the photo’s metadata. Metadata are information that are automatically added to digital images, they include information like the time the photo was taken. Microsoft Pro Photo Tools were specifically designed to provide [...]
Microsoft Pro Photo Tools
Posted by Martin in Operating Systems, Windows, software TAGS in Operating Systems, Windows, software1
May
Digital Image Recovery
Posted by Martin in Hardware, Operating Systems, Windows, software TAGS in Hardware, Operating Systems, Windows, software9
Apr
It happened to me once that I accidentally hit the Delete All button on my Casio Exilim digital camera when browsing through the pictures and deleting the ones that were not looking well. Lucky me I was able to discover the software Zero Assumption Digital Image Recovery which did recover all of the images that [...]
Add new functions to Canon’s Digital Cameras
Posted by Martin in Hacking, Hardware TAGS in Hacking, Hardware4
Apr
Adding new functions and features to hardware is normally accomplished by replacing the firmware with a new or hacked one that adds the new functionality to the device. It’s slightly different if you are the owner of a Canon Digital Camera with DIGIC II or DIGIC III firmware because it is possible to load an [...]
Sort and Rename Pictures by Exif Data
Posted by Martin in Operating Systems, Tools, Windows, software TAGS in Operating Systems, Tools, Windows, software25
Mar
My Casio Exilim digital camera is naming every picture CIMGxxxx.jpg with xxxx being a number between 1 and 9999. This naming convention makes it quite hard to find out any details about the picture unless you click on it or activate thumbnail view in the folder. It does make sense in my opinion to rename [...]
My first thought when I heard about the Eye-Fi Wireless SD Memory Card was that no one would be going to need this SD card with build in WiFi but when I read a little bit further my opinion changed from No-one-needs-that to Wow-what-a-great-idea. The Eye-Fi SD cards come in sizes of 1 and 2 Gigabytes, the 2 Gigabyte version sells currently at Amazon for $99.99 which is way more than a SD card without WiFi would cost.
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