Free upload photo software for linux

Auto Adjust Photos main goal is to set and correct a photo image automatically with only one click. With other words, to make it seen better. This means setting the contrast, color balance and gamma levels of the image by analization.

Not all images are adjusted originally in the proper way. Some of them can be too dark, too bright, or the colors are just too yellowish. The middle tone can be too dark - at this we see the pictures too dark, no matter how many light colors they have. The program tries to set these parameters by analization to the best values.

This can be a solution for those kind of users who are not able to set up and correct images with complicated huge graphical softwares, or just simply dont intend to spend a lot of time with setting the images one-by-one manually. Only selecting the image files are enough, then right-clicking with the mouse you can just start the automatic color correction command from the local menu (one-step operation from a console command too).

The program handles the following image formats: mif, pnm / pgm / ppm, bmp, ras, jp2, jpc, jpg, pgx

This program is FREEWARE - Free software. You are free to use it. You may not rent, lease, sell, modify, decompile or disassemble it without the written permission of the author. The creator of the software will not be liable for any damages or data loss while using it.

The following options are supported:

--help Print this help
-v --version Print version information
-d --description Print more detailed information about the program
-l --licence Print licence agreement
-i --info Information about the image
-a --autoadjust *Auto adjust the colors of the image
-o --overwrite *Overwrite mode, the original source file is replaced
-j1 --jpg JPG image output
-j2 --jp2 JPEG 2000 image output
-r --resize *Resize image with given value taking the longer side
-s --speed Print extra speed information
-q --quality *Set image quality from 1 to 100
-m --mute Muted mode, no information printed during operation

* marked parameters need file input

EXAMPLES:

aaphoto --version
aaphoto --help
aaphoto --description
aaphoto --licence
aaphoto --info image.jpg
aaphoto --autoadjust image.jpg
aaphoto --resize70% image.jpg
aaphoto --resize600 image.jpg
aaphoto --quality80 image.jp2
aaphoto *.jp2 --overwrite --speed

REMARKS:

- auto adjust parameter is set by default if no other parameters are given
- a _new filename will be generated without --overwrite parameter
- on directory input every file will be processed in it but not recursively
- order of parameters does not matter
- resizing can be set in percentage too
- resize parameter should be less or equal than original
- resize uses the best (and slowest) resampling method
- default jpeg compression quality is 95%

Rad Upload is a drag and drop file upload applet with a progress monitor. Advanced features of Rad Upload Lite include recursive upload of directories and setting upload limits at the client side.
Bandwidth saving options include filtering out unwanted file types, compression, and resizing images before they are uploaded.
Both HTTP/HTTPS and FTP protocols are supported, and files can be uploaded using copy and paste, as well as with an optional traditional browse button.
Main features:
- Drag and Drop
- Progress Bar
- Applet Size
- Copy and Paste
- FTP upload
- SSL
- Upload Folders
- Redirect After Upload
- Image Scaling
- Client Side Filtering
- Display Thumbnails
- GZip Compression
- Javascript Calls
Installation:
First make sure that your server is correctly configured to accept file uploads. With sites that use PHP you can make use of the included test.html and upload.php files to test your server configuration.
Depending on the version you have downloaded move dnd.jar, dndlite.jar or dndplus.jar onto your web space. Also move the included php files onto the same location as the jar file. Next open applet.php in your favourite text editor and change the url parameter to match your server-side upload handler. Thats it!
The upload.php is a sample PHP script provided to get you started on drag and drop file upload. You may need to modify upload.php to suite the needs of your website or web application.
If you prefer to use perl as your server side handler please copy upload.cgi to your /cgi-bin/ directory and change permissions to 755. Perl upload handling can be tested with test-perl.html
Each licence of Rad Upload Lite, Rad Upload and Rad Upload Plus allows you to install the applet on exactly one website.
Enhancements:
- A minor bug in client side filtering (by file type) and an incompatibility with tnftpd on Mac OS X were fixed.

Flickr::Upload is a Perl module to upload images to flickr.com

SYNOPSIS

use Flickr::Upload;

my $ua = Flickr::Upload->new( key => 90909354, secret => 37465825 );
$ua->upload(
photo => /tmp/image.jpg,
auth_token => $auth_token,
tags => me myself eye,
is_public => 1,
is_friend => 1,
is_family => 1
) or die "Failed to upload /tmp/image.jpg";

Thin FTP Upload project is an FTP upload applet designed for integration with Web applications.
Do you want to quickly add FTP file upload functionality to your website? Then Thin FTP Applet, a product that can be installed in less than 2 minutes is the product to choose.
To send files using the File Transfer Protocol, all your users have to do is to drag and drop them onto the designated area of the browser. Entire directory tree and a virtually unlimited number of files totalling several giga bytes can be transfered in this manner.
If your server is configued to allow annoymous transfers your users dont even have to login. Else they can login interactively by entering their username and password. Or else you can make it easier for them by using a single predefined username and password for each user so that multiple accounts do not have to be created.
Whats New in 1.02 Stable Release:
- The new version of the applet aims for improved compatibility with a wider range of FTP servers, epecially those servers deployed on Windows.
- The new version includes a subtle change in the way that the applet handles the trailing slash in the URL.
Whats New in 2.0 Development Release:
- Interrupted FTP uploads can now be resumed.
- A new progress monitor has been added.
- The applet loading mechanism has been changed, and the applet can now be configured using HTML parameters.

Easy PHP Upload class (the old name) can be used to upload files with a client browser to a remote webserver location.
The features in the first release are: file-extension check, maximum file- size limitation and a flexible error reporting system. The class is extremely easy to use and comes together with full working examples. Sinds the second version is it possible to upload multiple files.
Check the class file for all update information. The version 2.22 (and higher) is compatible with the PHP directive "register_globals=off". NEW functions for the multiple upload function: rename files and filename validation.
With the updated (ver. 2.25) photo upload extension its possible to upload photos (logos) and resize them to the maximum X and Y size.
Enhancements:
- Two more languages (for the messages) were added to the class: Brazilian Portuguese and Bulgarian.
- All translations (except de, nl, en, and fr) are stored in external files.
- The new function to create non-existing directories was not working for the photo upload extension and has been fixed.
- The check_dir() method is more flexible now and can be used for more locations.
- The process_image() method from the photo_upload extension was modified to use this check now.

PHPoto is a photo gallery system for the Web. All client-side markup is semantically correct XHTML and styled with valid CSS.

Installation and gallery administration are very easy through the Web-based interface.

Other features include multiple albums, uploading of pictures, automatic thumbnailing, photo captions, and ADOdb database abstraction.

The Geo Radar released by .CK reminded me of an idea I had had a while ago and provided me with the tools to implement it quickly.

This greasemonkey is a simpler version of the radar that displays the 8 closest photos to the actual one in the directions: N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW.

Flickr Photo Compass is a simple tool to browse photos of some place. By clicking on the direction icons, you can move around and find other photos.

Birch is a package of scripts that runs a photoblog. Birch Photoblog project displays and archives photos, with captions, and has an easy to use administrator interface that allows you to upload new photos and change the captions on old ones.
Main features:
- Installation page: The details of installation are taken care of for you, all you have to do is enter user information and a page title.
- Automatic display and archiving of your photos: Birch takes care of cataloging and organizing your previous photos posts.
- Simple administrator interface: All administration tasks can be accomplished from this interface, including uploading, editing and deleting a photo and its caption, as well as changing the username, password and CSS template.
- Customize design with templates: Because the page is created using stylesheets, the appearance can easily be changed. The package comes with four templates, and more can be created if you know CSS.
- Valid XHMTL & CSS: As long as the captions you enter are valid, so is the rest of the page.
- No Database Necessary: All photo information is stored in an XML file so you dont have to install and configure a database.
- RSS Feed: The last ten entries are automatically inserted into an RSS 2.0 feed that others can access using any feed reader.
- Custom Photo Sizes: You can use any photo size that you like, with any aspect ratio.