Imagero for Windows

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Key Details of Imagero

Read and write various image formats and metadata.
Last updated on February 29, 2024
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Developer’s Description

Read and write various image formats and metadata.

Imagero reader is Java library for reading images and reading or writing of metadata. Supported file types are: BMP, GIF, TIFF, PNG, JNG, MNG, JPEG, PSD, PBM, PGM, PPM, and TGA, MRW, CRW, CR2, THM, NEF, DCR, and DNG, read embedded images from EPS, EPSI, EPSF, AI and PDF. High performance TIFF access or manipulation getIFDCount, getIFD, saveIFD, insertIFD, appendIFD, removeIFD, split, merge, and vertical Merge. The supported metadata: IPTC, EXIF, XMP, Wang Annotations, ImageResourceBlock, ImageFileDirectrory, and JPEG Markers.

Imagero for Windows

By Imagero
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GENERAL

Release: October 31, 2012

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 4.76

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows ME
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows 98
Windows 2003
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows NT
Windows 10
Windows Server

Additional Requirements: Java 1.4

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Total Downloads: 13,815

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5/5

2 User Votes

Rich in file types, robust and resource friendly
deibiddovJanuary 27, 2006
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My experience so far with Imagero Reader is limited to dealing with problematic images. That is, image data that either doesn't quite adhere to strict format specification(s), or causes fatal problems for JREs' built-in decoders which aren't robust enough to "survive" those discrepancies. <p> <p> <p>Handling images coming from more or less unreliable sources (e.g. the WWW), I regularly have to solve "mystery cases": images that cause problems to my processing software, designed to download, scale down, re-encode, display re-encoded scaled-down versions, and simultaneously store them into a database. <p> <p> <p>I even came upon an image which, not long ago (Sun's j2se prior or equal to 1.4.2_04 and j2se prior or equal to 1.5.0-b64), caused JVMs to crash (and I mean crash, not throw an exception) in a native decoder method. Needless to say, this was quite a shock. It had me started looking around for alternatives pretty quick. A couple of queries later, I downloaded Imagero Reader. <p> <p> <p>After disposing of some initial misconceptions, clarified by the author - Andrey Kuznetsov - (thanks again, Andrey), and finally going through an excellent Imagero Reader tutorial [blush/], I found out that that was exactly what I needed. And more! Compared to the Sun's JVM's (as of build 1.5.0_06-b05) built-in readers/decoders, Imagero Reader is quite a bargain: it supports (a lot) more file types, it's more robust and even resource-friendlier. And I merely scratched the surface!
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We bought this component and it was a great success.
lewyllieJanuary 22, 2006
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- the component is easy in use <p>- the service is very good, when you have a question, the answer comes very fast
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