image trial software / shareware for mac

Image Info is a solution for both scripters and non-scripters who wish to retrieve information about images without opening the whole image into memory. Because it does not need to open entire images, it returns the info very quickly.

More than a dozen common image formats are supported including TIFF, JPEG, EPS, PICT and GIF, and a variety of information can be retrieved about each, including resolution, width, height and color mode.

Image Info version 3.0 is no longer an AppleScript library, but a fully scriptable application.

CNS Image can import images into container fields and export images from container fields. What the plug-in can do with images while in FileMaker is where it gets interesting.
Imagine importing a folder of digital photos into FileMaker. There are several tasks you will probably want to apply to your photos. You may want to rotate a photo from landscape to portrait. You may want to crop a photo down to capture the subject of the photo better. You may want to flip or reflect a photo horizontally, vertically, or both. You may want to apply a sepia color tint to the photo to give it that antique look. You may want to sharpen the photo up and adjust the hue or saturation of the photo to make the colors pop out better. All of these things, and more, can be done using CNS Image, and you do not even have to leave FileMaker to accomplish them.
You may want to extract a layer from a Photoshop document. You can even extract pages (layers) from a PDF document which can be useful for viewing documents cross-platform in FileMaker.
You can also use CNS Image to download an image from the internet right into a container field. Such a feature can be used to download webcam images, dynamic images of the earth, road maps, and even images to update the look of your solution. Imagine creating a new backdrop, header, or logo that is automatically downloaded when your users open a solution you have created.
CNS Image also gives you the ability to apply a QuickTime filter to an image. QuickTime comes with several built in filters such as Brightness, ColorSync, HSL Balance, RGB Balance, Blur, Edge Detection, Emboss, Sharpen, Color Style, Color Tint, and more. There are also third party filters available on the net.
What once was impossible, is now a reality, with CNS Image and FileMaker 7.
Main features:
- Download GUI elements to your solution.
- Create any sized thumbnails for images.
- Download webcams and other dynamic images to your solutions.
- Create an image browser.
- Create a catalog solution.
- Turn a PDF into separate images for cross-platform viewing in FileMaker.
- Create a screenshot gallery of your solution complete with thumbnails.
- Example database includes six mini solutions as starting points.
- Remember, this is just a short list of ideas, the possibilities are countless.
- Import Images with dynamic paths and filenames
- Export Images with dynamic paths and filenames
- Get a variety of information about an image
- Convert image type, size, resolution, depth, quality, and target size
- Crop an image
- Rotate an image
- Reflect or flip an image
- Apply a Quicktime filter to an image
- Transform an image (squish or stretch)
- Download an image from the internet directly into a container field
- Extract layers of an image as new images (Including Photoshop and PDFs).

Image to PDF 1.0.2 is a utility to import image files such as multipage tiff images, and turn those files to pdf format. The Image to PDF converter is extremely fast and convert/create 10s of thousands of pdf files in no time at all. Just select a folder(s) containing image files and Image to PDF will do the rest.

Image Extractor 3.0 is described as an unique and handy tool that can enable you to pull placed images and rasterized artwork out of EPSF files and PostScript files, saving them to disk for individual use.

Requirements:

• PPC
• System 7.6.1 of higher
• 8 MB RAM

IMOX is a high speed image thumbnail database with several browsers and can build thumbnail databases from any image file QuickTime can read. Good for "off-line" browsing, where the original images are on a non-mounted CD or remote volume.