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Diffractor is a free, open-source Windows application for browsing, organizing, searching and comparing local photo and video collections. It indexes chosen folders, supports metadata search and editing, duplicate detection, RAW viewing and synchronization with network storage. It is built in C++ and Direct3D by Zac Walker, previously called ImageWalker.
Glaze is a tool from the University of Chicago intended to protect artists from generative AI. The site provides a download of Glaze, with version 2.2 available for Windows supporting new NVidia 50xx GPUs. It also offers frequently asked questions, publications and press coverage, and information about the team's values and mission.
ImgOps is a meta-tool for online image operations. A user enters an image by pasting, dragging and dropping, or a URL, then chooses an online image utility. The page lists supported operations including reverse image search, EXIF viewing and removal, editing, format conversion, OCR, and animated GIF utilities. Uploads are stored temporarily in a one-hour cache.
Photonix is a photo management application that ingests a photo collection and builds a searchable image database. It offers an image organizer and viewer, version tracking and de-duplication, multiple users, sharing, and slideshows, and makes the collection accessible from a web browser. Image analysis includes color analysis, location detection, object recognition, and face detection and recognition.
A.N. Lucas's 88x31 button Collection is a collection of more than 700 88x31 web buttons from the 1990s and 2000s, including Netscape NOW and Internet Explorer buttons. The buttons were rescued from a now defunct site and are described as a historic example of early web advertising.
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A directory of Immich apps, integrations, tools, distributions and guides. It groups entries into filters covering client apps, command-line tools, integrations, tools, distributions and guides, with links to websites or source code.
Diffractor is a free, open-source Windows application for browsing, organizing, searching and comparing local photo and video collections. It indexes chosen folders, supports metadata search and editing, duplicate detection, RAW viewing and synchronization with network storage. It is built in C++ and Direct3D by Zac Walker, previously called ImageWalker.
Glaze is a tool from the University of Chicago intended to protect artists from generative AI. The site provides a download of Glaze, with version 2.2 available for Windows supporting new NVidia 50xx GPUs. It also offers frequently asked questions, publications and press coverage, and information about the team's values and mission.
ImgOps is a meta-tool for online image operations. A user enters an image by pasting, dragging and dropping, or a URL, then chooses an online image utility. The page lists supported operations including reverse image search, EXIF viewing and removal, editing, format conversion, OCR, and animated GIF utilities. Uploads are stored temporarily in a one-hour cache.
Photonix is a photo management application that ingests a photo collection and builds a searchable image database. It offers an image organizer and viewer, version tracking and de-duplication, multiple users, sharing, and slideshows, and makes the collection accessible from a web browser. Image analysis includes color analysis, location detection, object recognition, and face detection and recognition.
A.N. Lucas's 88x31 button Collection is a collection of more than 700 88x31 web buttons from the 1990s and 2000s, including Netscape NOW and Internet Explorer buttons. The buttons were rescued from a now defunct site and are described as a historic example of early web advertising.
