This post will present 21 image viewers that you have likely never heard about, which run the gamut from full-fledged image organizers to small and simple viewers with a light footprint that you might want to use in addition to your default image viewer. The purpose of →
Crop unwanted elements out of images automagically with Seam Carving GUI
You may heave heard of ‘Seam Carving’, also called ‘content aware’ or ‘liquid’ resizing, a technology that can reduce, extend, and even crop elements out of images while keeping it visually plausible and/or cohesive to the human eye (more info here). Seam Carving GUI is a →
Resize images with Photo Magician, a stylish yet powerful image resizing program
So many images to resize, and such little time; but at least you can do it with a stylish, free program that is a delight to use. Photo Magician manages to deliver the near impossible: a wide range of functions and power under the hood, coupled →
Immerse yourself in interactive aerial panoramas with AirPano
How would you like to take an interactive virtual tour, flying high over, say, the Pyramids at Giza, zooming in and out, panning across 360 degrees in every direction, and even changing vantage points within the seemingly vast environment. Or, instead, you could be gazing over the →
The Art of Video Games: an Exhibition
A current exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum celebrates games as the art form of the twenty first century. It runs through Sep 30 2012 in Washington DC, and will tour a number of US cities afterwards. No wonder the US supreme court recently decided to consider →
Find Creative Commons images that are free to use in your projects and illustrations with CCfinder
If you’ve ever had to illustrate an idea, then you’ve likely done gone and searched Google for images that may be useful or could provide a starting point. The problem, of course, is that those images are typically copyrighted, are NOT in the public domain and →
Convert screenshots to text with Capture2Text, a free optical character recognition (OCR) app
There are times when you might see some on-screen text and want to grab it or use it in a document, only to find that for some reason it refuses to be clipped (e.g. it might be graphics-based or the document might be protected or whatever). →








