New!!! June 2009
Colour Shift: Executable or Text Version

This is a handy utility for using the full dynamic colour range in a photograph. Just select a .jpg or .bmp, then left-click to display a histogram showing relatively how many pixels in the photo there are at each luminance level. By rotating the mouse wheel, a red line can be moved to specify the new top-end luminance end point. I assume anyone would wish to set the lowest point of the histogram as the new low-end luminance end point.
Once the new picture appears, just left-click to automatically save the new picture in the same file as the original, but with a slightly different name.

The B+W picture below was taken with an Infrared filter, and needed re-calibrating using the Colour Shift facility.

New!!! June 2009
Picture Editor: Executable or Text Version

This implements a basic Photo Editor facility. Load any .jpg or .bmp. The revised result is saved as a .bmp file ONLY.

Implemented functions are: Crop, Contrast, Saturate, Desaturate, Smooth, Sharpen, Despeckle and GreyScale.