PixelPeeper is a web app that shows camera gear and exposure settings from a photo's embedded metadata. For files edited in Adobe Lightroom, it displays saved adjustments and offers XMP preset downloads. When edit metadata is missing, a Look Match model suggests Lightroom adjustments as a starting point. PixelPeeper Premium costs $39 for 12 months without automatic renewal. Made by Piotr Chmolowski.
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Schizoware is a bulk image name and hash randomizer that renames files using 4chan, tumblr, KYM or UUID filename styles and rehashes files across multiple folders. It can run automatically at a timed interval and has been tested mostly with .jpg, .png and .gif files.
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