Tech Ravings

If you are looking for an easy way to create icons by converting images into icon files, iConvert is the tool you should you should consider using. iConvert is an awesome online tool which allows you to convert almost any image file into an icon for your Windows, Linux or Mac systems.

While just hanging out on digg, I found a cool web app called Rollip. It is a web 2.0 app that adds some Polaroid effects to any of your pictures and lets you create a Polaroid picture in just a few seconds.

Here is a Polaroid Picture created using Rollip:

Working with Rollip is pretty easy and super fast. All you need to have is an image ready for conversion into a Polaroid picture. Go to the Rollip website and choose an effect. Now just upload a photo and you are done. The picture will be uploaded to their servers, converted and a link to share and download the photo will be given to you.

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Every image has metadata. This metadata is nothing but a piece of information that describes the image. It can contain one or more of the following details – creation date, creation time, digital camera settings, image editing software used and location where the image was taken. While this information is generally harmless, one may occasionally want to delete it for one or other security and privacy reasons.

Solid Capture is a screen capture utility that lets you capture and share your desktop screen. Not only does it let you capture and share, but it also lets you edit, format, print and email the captured image. Basically, Solid Capture is a shareware that costs around $30 to purchase. However, now it is possible to get a legit license code for this utility for absolutely nothing (free).

I am not good at arts and I can’t paint even a hen’s egg. However, since past few days I have been filling my art-book with great sketches of celebrities, sceneries and many more. No, I am not attending an Arts class but yes, I am bringing tech to my help. Actually, I am using a software called FotoSketcher by David Thoiron.

The world is witnessing lots of photo editing tweaks that sometimes make us feel that whether an image is originally taken or is it the photoshoper’s art that has made it look what it appears to be? If you would like to test for the originality of an image, you can use software named as JPEGsnoop. JPEGsnoop is a software that analyzes images to check whether the images have been edited before.

JPEGsnoop decodes the inner details of JPEG or AVI files to determine whether the image has been edited or not. The decoding of inner details includes matching of the signature stored in its internal database for the camera model used to capture the image against large number of editing signatures. The compression signature if matches with Photoshop, then in most case the image has been edited.

If you are working with images on a daily basis or you need to optimize your images, here is the perfect tool for you. Even if you do not think it to be perfect, it will solve all your photo optimizing problems in just a snap. A utility known as PhotoPerfect Express can help you optimize your photos to the greatest possible level. PhotoPerfect Express enhances your photos in three simple and easy steps, which are open photo, choose optimization style and save photo.

With the technology extending day by day, it is now not a difficult task to connect in the remotest areas of the world and get through the details of an iceberg in the Antarctic from the comfort of your home. But technology is not just about communication,connectivity, and better life standards. Technology is about changing the face of your daily life in a fashion you desired, be it your PC models, digital cameras or your art works. Yes, it is now about artworks too.

How will it feel to see your DNA in form of artwork in somewhere in your drawing room or your gallery? Yes, now it is really possible by DNA11′s DNA art. Now you can get your DNA on a canvass with this service offered by DNA 11.