lensfun is a library and database of photographic lenses to adjust
images for lens characteristics, e.g. distortion, transversal (also
known as lateral) chromatic aberrations, vignetting and colour
contribution of the lens.
The Color Transformation Language, or "CTL," is a portable and
platform-independent scripting language and interpreter, is intended to
be used as a building block for color management systems as well as for
sharing transforms in a common format.
from John Danks, with some tweaks by me
Grap is a language for typesetting graphs specified and first
implemented by Brian Kernighan and Jon Bentley at Bell Labs. It is an
expressive language for describing graphs and incorporating them in
typeset documents. It is implemented as a preprocessor to Kernigan's pic
language for describing languages, so any system that can use pic can
use grap. For sure, TeX and groff can use it.
From maintainer Hermann Gottschalk.
GtkImageView is a simple image viewer widget for GTK. Similar to
the image viewer panes in gThumb or Eye of Gnome. It makes writing
image viewing and editing applications easy. Among its features
are:
* Mouse and keyboard zooming.
* Scrolling and dragging.
* Adjustable interpolation.
* Fullscreen mode.
* GIF animation support.
Pigment-python contains modules that allow you to use Pigment in Python
programs. At present, it is a fairly complete set of bindings.
Thanks to kurt@, guenther@ & oga@ for hints on how to correctly link/use
libGL. For now, there's an evil patch for that.
ok ajacoutot@
Pigment is a library designed to easily build user interfaces for
embedded multimedia. Its design allows to use it on several platforms,
thanks to a plugin system allowing to choose the underlying graphical
API. Note that it heavily uses OpenGL, so you need a decent hardware
support for it.
Thanks to those who support hackathons, i wouldn't have been able to
spend >1 day on it otherwise.
ok ajacoutot@
jbig2dec is a decoder library and example utility implementing the JBIG2
bi-level image compression spec. Also known as ITU T.88 and ISO IEC
14492, and now included by reference in Adobe's PDF 1.4.
