Multiple Image Resizer .NET is an excellent batch image processor

Overview:

With Multiple Image Resizer .NET, you can resize, add borders, add text, overlay images, crop, rotate and flip – with a few simple mouse clicks.

Features:

Batch Image Processing Features

* Resize images

* Rotate images

* Flip images

* Add borders to images

* Add text to images including file and Exif information

* Crop images

* Overlay / Watermark images with another image

Other Features

* Flexible command line batch image processing scripting engine

* Preview of unprocessed and processed images

* Ability to save and load image processing settings

* Ability to alter the order in which batch processing features are applied to images

* Customisable user interface

* Fully integrated help documentation

* Check for updates feature

* Multi-language – English, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, French, Portuguese, Czech, Galician, German, Italian and Hungarian

Supported Image Files

Multiple Image Resizer .NET can open images in 28 image formats, and save processed images in 16 image formats:

* Windows Bitmap .bmp – [Open and Save]

* Dr. Halo .cut – [Open]

* DirectDraw Surface .dds – [Open]

* Enhanced Windows Metafile .emf – [Open and Save]

* Exchangeable Image File .exif – [Open and Save]

* Graphics Interchange Format .gif – [Open and Save]

* High Dynamic Range .hdr – [Open and Save]

* Windows Icon .ico – [Open and Save]

* Amiga IFF .iff – [Open]

* Deluxe Paint .lbm – [Open]

* JPEG Network Graphics .jng – [Open]

* JPEG Format .jpg, .jpeg, .jif, .jpe – [Open and Save]

* Commodore 64 Koala .koa – [Open]

* Multiple Network Graphics .mng – [Open]

* Portable Bitmap ASCII & Binary .pbm – [Open and Save]

* Kodak PhotoCD .pcd – [Open]

* Zsoft Paintbrush PCX Bitmap .pcx – [Open]

* Portable Graymap ASCII & Binary .pgm – [Open and Save]

* Portable Network Graphics .png – [Open and Save]

* Portable Pixelmap ASCII & Binary .ppm – [Open and Save]

* Adobe Photoshop .psd – [Open]

* Sun Rasterfile .ras – [Open]

* Truevision Targa .tga, .targa – [Open and Save]

* Tagged Image File Format .tif, .tiff – [Open and Save]

* Wireless Bitmap .wbmp – [Open and Save]

* Windows Metafile .wmf – [Open and Save]

* X11 Bitmap Format .xbm – [Open]

* X11 Pixmap Format .xpm – [Open and Save]

Review:

Some people have a constant need of resizing their pictures , now i am not of those people but if you are then i suggest you use multiple image resizer .NET. Like the name says it will resize your pictures but its capable of doing so much more like crop; rotate; flip; add text; add borders and add images, all of these processing options can be carried out together with a batch of images which makes this program very versatile in my opinion. If there is a downsize to all of the awesomeness (Is that even a word?) found in this package then it must be the time it takes to start when you run multiple it, its only a few seconds but i could notice it in my system which is kinda disappointing…anyway this is still a great program that could come in handy to all of you photographers or other people in need of image manipulation. Available for Windows 2000/2003/XP/Vista.

Get it at http://www.multipleimageresizer.net/

Reduce the size of attached pictures without losing too much quality using Shrink Pic

Overview:

Today’s high resolution digital cameras produce multi Megabyte photos. These are great for printing but cause a heavy burden when sending over the Internet.

Shrink Pic allows you to send dozens of photos as email attachments – quickly and with no effort at all!

All you need to do is install Shrink Pic. It automatically detects when you’re sending large photo files and compresses them in the background.

There’s no setup, no operating instructions, nothing, nada. Just send your photos normally and Shrink Pic takes care of shrinking them.

Review:

If you have a slow internet connection sending large pictures to someone can be a pain in the ass since uploading big pictures can take awhile. But thanks to Shrink Pic this problem can be solved very easily. This program will automatically compress the size of a picture when you try to attach it to an email, blog post or when sending it trough MSN messenger. The original picture remains untouched of course since Shrink Pic makes a temporary copy of the original pic. You can select from various compression levels but the one that worked for me the most was the “medium” setting that while it reduced the size and quality of the picture a little it still managed to keep the look of the picture while reducing the size aggressively as you can see in the screenshot above. Shrink Pic only uses between 5 to 6Mb in my system which is great considering that you will probably want to keep on the system tray at all times, also you can make a portable installation from the settings menu that you will allow you to launch Shrink Pic directly from the pendrive making this a very handy tool to carry around. Shrink Pic is just great for those of you that constantly send large pictures to other people and want to keep the attachments light. Available for Windows 2000/XP/Vista.

Get it at http://www.onthegosoft.com/shrink_pic.htm

Create a PDF with only images using Graphics2PDF

Overview:

Free PDF file creator. Convert your images to PDF document. Supported formats: BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, TIFF.

Drag’n’drop your image files into Graphics2PDF, then click “Save as PDF”. That’s it.

Review:

If for some reason you need to put only images into a PDF then Graphics2PDF is just the program for the task at hand. Simply drag and drop the images that you desire inside Graphics2PDF’s window and rearrange them using the arrows located below them. Then simply click” save as pdf” to get your PDF document with the images you selected. Graphics2PDF is very easy to use and just works as it should so if you are ever in the need for making a PDF full of images then Graphics2PDF is what you are looking for.

Get it at http://www.imposant.com/products/image2pdf.htm

BayImg : No Copyright, No License image host from the makers of thePirateBay

You can upload about 140 different formats. There’s even support for .RAR and .ZIP-archives! If you upload an archive with multiple images, you’ll also get an album-address for all the pictures inside of it. Tags are separated by spaces, removal code is a password to let you remove images you upload.
Max file upload size is 100MB. If you’re crazy and upload that much, then you should consider getting friends.

bayimg.com is a place where you can host all your images. We do not censor them. We believe in freedom of speech, it’s of utter importance to us. As long as your pictures are legal they will be hosted here, but we reserve the right to remove images due to technical reasons though. If something crashes here, you better have a backup yourself – hopefully that won’t happen. Usually we know what we’re doing.

BTW – If you tag your content, we would like you to know that we did not build this site for any kind of porn. There are so many places on the net that host porn and we’re on another mission here than hosting your fap material. Put the porn on Imagefap.com or some other site instead if possible, ok?

Questions goes to abuse at bayimg dot com.

NO COPYRIGHT. NO LICENSE.

PhotoFunia makes it easy to create funny photos

Looking for some good photos of McCain, Palin, Obama and Biden on this Election Day 2008? Thanks to PhotoFunia I was able to create something a little more interesting than what you will be seeing on CNN.

I have yet to master the skills in Photoshop to be able to make convincing fake photos. I usually fix colors, crop and reduce red eye but I rarely change any photos. PhotoFunia gave me the opportunity to make some pretty cool stuff today in just a few simple clicks. If you have a good head shot of anyone, you can make convincing photos.

Check out the gallery to see the variety of candidate photos I have assembled.

Gallery: PhotoFunia

Dr. Pic: A no-Flash online image editor

DrPic
There are plenty of web-based image editors out there. And while I love me some Picnik, Fotoflexer, or Splashup action, there’s one thing that Dr. Pic can do that none of the other online image editors do: Operate on a computer that doesn’t have Flash installed.

That’s because Dr. Pic is built using nothing but AJAX. While you probably won’t have much luck using the service with Internet Explorer 5, any modern web browser should be able to handle the basic image editing tools Dr. Pic provides. You can resize or crop images and add a handful of effects. For example you can blur, sharpen, or add text to an image.

You can export the result as a JPG, BMP, GIF, or PNG file.