New web page image viewer/enhancer with gamma compensation

scott k said:

Neat program. Thanks for the link.

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Peter Jones said:

Touchup: http://members.home.net/jonespm/software.htm

A common problem since the early days of the Internet is that
images look different on different platforms. The reason is gamma,
for the Macintosh it's about 1.7, for Windows 2.5. This means that
the photos that look perfect on your machine look washed out or
very dark to your visitors.

Touchup allows you to compensate for this, as shown in the example
gallery. It also gives you the ability to make last moment
quick-fixes to your photos, without requiring the work of going
back to your backed up original.

You have the option of allowing the visitor control over
brightness, contrast, saturation, color levels, black and white,
negative, mirroring, flipping, rotation and other features.

Touchup is about 20KB, fast, flexible, multiplatform, and it's
shareware.

Please let me know what you think. Suggestions?

Peter

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Alan Smallbone said:

How much to register it in the future, I am not interested in using
it now with the copyright notice or the shareware notice, unless I
can get rid of it and I want to know how much beore I will play
with it. If it is too much I am not going to waste my time now.

Alan

P.S. I have had it lock up my browser twice now when visiting your
page and trying to view and change your example pictures. I have
not explored as to why yet, but it is not encouraging to me.

Peter Jones said:

Touchup: http://members.home.net/jonespm/software.htm

A common problem since the early days of the Internet is that
images look different on different platforms. The reason is gamma,
for the Macintosh it's about 1.7, for Windows 2.5. This means that
the photos that look perfect on your machine look washed out or
very dark to your visitors.

Touchup allows you to compensate for this, as shown in the example
gallery. It also gives you the ability to make last moment
quick-fixes to your photos, without requiring the work of going
back to your backed up original.

You have the option of allowing the visitor control over
brightness, contrast, saturation, color levels, black and white,
negative, mirroring, flipping, rotation and other features.

Touchup is about 20KB, fast, flexible, multiplatform, and it's
shareware.

Please let me know what you think. Suggestions?

Peter

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