Image Processing Program - Dayflower Image

Engines, Libraries and Tools
#1

Hello,

I’ve created an image processing program that I’d like you guys to test if you so wish.

It can do the following:

  • Open images such as .BMP, .GIF, .JPG, .PNG and .WBMP.
  • Save images such as .BMP, .GIF, .JPG, .PNG and .WBMP.
  • Turn an image into grayscale using the following: R (red), G (green), B (blue), Average, Lightness and Luminosity.
  • Use Sepia Tone filtering.
  • Use Tone Mappers and Gamma Correction such as: Filmic Curve, Linear and Reinhard.
  • Apply Convolution Filters such as: Blur, Detect Edges, Emboss, Gradient (Horizontal), Gradient (Vertical) and Sharpen.
  • Apply your own Convolution Filters via a Custom Convolution Filter matrix.
  • Execute Java source code to modify the image (which requires tools.jar).
  • Rotate: 90 or 180 degrees.
  • Invert the colors of an image.
  • Select a portion of the image to perform the image processing on.
  • You may tell the program whether it should do the image processing in the same tab or a new one.

The program is internationalized and currently supports English and Swedish.

Discuss it here! If you have any thoughts on it or want some new feature in it, please let me know.

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/h223ohleg896efg/org.dayflower.image-0.0.1.zip
Website: http://www.dayflower.org/image.html

http://www.dayflower.org/Dayflower-Image-002.png

#2

I’d move away from megaupload downloads as its never straight forward to ever download anything from those sites. Also google flags it a malicious and prevents the download happening completely. Haven’t tried it yet but it sounds like its similar to gimp (which I use)

#3

Thanks for the advice! I just picked a random site to upload it to when searching. Do you have any other sites to recommend to upload it to? My website and the hosting it uses cannot afford having any files like that to download, as it would require too much bandwidth, depending on how many people that downloads it.

It may be similar to Gimp, but much simpler and with less functionality.

#4

I use mediafire. Also cool program, however it’s not a painting program? It only modifies the colors and tones and transforms the image?

#5

I agree on finding a different download site, I tried to download it but got ‘this file contains Malware’ warnings so I didn’t. Did you write your own filters or use the ones from JH Labs? Am always on the looking for any cool Java 2D filters, so wanted to check this out.

#6

Archive: I uploaded it to Mediafire. Thanks for that tip. Currently it’s not a paint program, but I have plans on adding features that allows you to do that. Yes it transforms the image in different ways.

steveyO: I wrote my own filters and everything. That was the whole reason I wrote the program in the first place. To test such things out. :slight_smile: