PhotoUtil 1.1

PhotoUtil software helps with managing of digital photographies. It includes features, which are not quite common in other commercial software
Main features:
- Numbering of image files. Photographies taken with the digital camera are usually named something like "PICT2548.JPG". This system is reasonable only for the camera but not for manipulating with the images. When some images are deleted, some numbers are missing. With PhotoUtil you can renumber images, starting with the selected number.
- Image file name management. Sometimes we want to add some prefix or suffix to the file names, and sometimes we want to strip some characters from the start and/or the end of the file names. All this features are supported with PhotoUtil.
- Correcting and modifying images date/time. In some cases digital photocameras started to show an invalid date/time. This may be due to a weak batteries. But the time difference between images is still correct. PhotoUtil can modify date/time by specified difference, for example: +1 day, -3 hours, +17 minutes. PhotoUtil can also set speficied date/time to the selected image files.
- JPEG EXIF metadata management. PhotoUtil displayes this metadata when an image is selected. Metadata include additional information about a photo, like brightness, shutter speed, focal length, etc. When we edit image files with some utilities, this metadata are not always preserved. With PhotoUtil you can save EXIF metadata into a temporary file, and after an image is edited and saved, you can load and restore metadata. PhotoUtil can also export metadata of selected images into a text, HTML or database SQL file.
- Automatic downloading of JPEG images, when photocamera, memory card or any other USB device is connected to the computer. Images are copies into the subfolder of specified folder, which name could represent a date of the first image found on the media. The format for the date could be customized.
- Lossless JPEG transform. Mirroring and rotation.
- Displaying JPEG quantization tables.
- Displaying histogram.