Free your pictures software for linux

dvupicts is a program that allows the user to easily organize their digital pictures.

dvupicts lets you download the pictures from the camera memory card, view them and last select album to upload to you gallery (.sf.net) site.

Simple shell script that uses "dialog" to:

1 download picts from media cards (mmc/compact flash/sd ...)
2 view from a picts-dir (~/pictures/) with "qiv" or any other command-line able image viewer
3 upload to you "gallery" site

Picture Downloader is an app suitable for downloading pictures from websites. Picture Downloader as the name implies is an application written in C-Sharp and Gtk-Sharp made to automate the process of downloading images from websites, Perfect for TGPs.
Right now Picture Downloader is in a very early stage of development , this means bugs are still there and some features are on their way.
Main features:
- Scan HTML code to extract links to images.
- Save pictures to a desired directory.
- Filter type of pictures (jpg, jpeg, gif, png).
- Can download from secure sites (.htacces, .htpasswd).

Infins Picture Gallery (IPG) is an image gallery system for Web sites that is easy to install, reads all files from a directory set in the config file.

Infins Picture Gallery resizes and caches images dynamically, counts the number of times an image is viewed, and allows visitors to comment on and vote for your images.

You can optionaly provide additional text for each image.

Photo resize is a service menu for KDE that changes the selected pictures to the chosen size (550x550px, 500x500px, 450x450px,200x200px,150x150px).

The geometry will be hold. The script will size the pictures to their longer side.

Attention: The pictures will be overwritten!!

libptp2 is a library used to communicate with PTP devices like still imaging cameras or MP3 players (KODAK mc3).
You can download files or tweak camera properties using ptpcam program boundled with libptp2.
Supported Cameras
The list of cameras implementing PTP is constantly growing. Most (if not all) USB still cameras designed after 2002 are supporting PTP. Below is the list of vendors implementing PTP in their cameras:
- Kodak
- HP
- Nikon
- Canon
- Panasonic
- Olympus
- Konica
- Minolta
- Fuji
- Ricoh
- Sony
More are comming...
Please note that if your camera is supporting PTP it does not mean that it is capable of performing all PTP operations (like trigerring capture, uploading files or tweaking properties). Sony cameras are good example of poor PTP implementation where the only thing you can do is downloading files. Sony even breaks the USB specification assigning all its cameras the same product/vendor IDs so dont buy Sony if you want to stay out of problems.
Currently most PTP features are supported. Uploading/downloading files, taking pictures and setting camera properties is supported as long as your camera supports it. However there are many Vendor Extensions that are not supported.
For example Canon uses some proprietary extension operations to take pictures (entering capture mode, extending lens and so on), Nikon introduces proprietary PTP properties.
Unfortunately I have access to couple of Kodak cameras only so to help support extension features you may send me a patch or donate/lend the camera.
Enhancements:
- A number of bugs were fixed, including leaving the camera in an unpredictable state when an I/O error occurs.
- The projects own reimplementation of the old libusb interface (IOCTL_USB_BULK) is used instead of the new URB interface, which is 20% to 50% slower and sometime leads to I/O errors.
- File time preservation across download was added.
- Better capture support was added.
- A bug that caused files over 2MB to be corrupted while downloading was fixed.
- The --loop-capture feature was added.
- Configure errors and parralel build with make -j were fixed.

My Photo Gallery is a Web-based photo gallery that also supports non-image filetypes. It is easy to setup and even easier to maintain.
Slick-looking image galleries and thumbnails are generated on the fly from any root directory that you specify. Albums can be created using the included Web-based adiminstration tool or by creating a directory and copying your pictures and files to that directory.
A Web administration interface is available to help add descriptions, rename images, rotate images (losslessly), and more. It includes advanced features such as image logging, renaming, resizing, image rotation, smilies, and visitor comments.
Unlimited filetypes may be recognized, and custom images for them can be displayed in your galleries, allowing you to archive MP3s, MPEGs, AVIs, etc.
Main features:
- Automatic creation of photo,movie, and file galleries
- Web based upload and gallery manager
- Automatic unziping of uploaded .zip files (requires unzip to be installed and in your path)
- Uses a template.html file to quickly make everything match your current site
- Simply ftp your stuff or use the web based manager
- Pretty file name option (in config file)
- Automatic thumbnail generation
- Automatic creation of various sizes of each image so that your visitors can specify the viewing size of their preference.
- Logging for each time a picture or album is viewed.
- Visitors can comment on each picture.
- Shutterfly.com support to allow your visitors to order prints.
- Manage your photo galleries from the web.
- Previous/next picture buttons with thumbnail preview
- Automatic extraction of EXIF data embedded from most digital cameras
- Easyily themable with your custom colors, logo, and main page
- Configurable filetype support to support any filetype for download
- Upload, rotate (lossless), rename, or delete images using the web manager interface
- password protect directories using a lock file of user/passs
- replace (and about every other derivation) with a picture of a smiley
- I am sure there is more that I cannot think of.