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Pixid's Whiteboard Photo lets you take snapshots of your whiteboard, flipchart, chalkboard (or even overhead projections) with your digital camera and covert them into crisp, perfect images in seconds. Whiteboard Photo uses proprietary image processing algorithms to compensate for the geometry of your photograph, correct the colors, and clip the borders so that you get a perfect picture of your board every time. You don't need to worry about the angle of the camera, the lighting, reflections, or even small print. Whiteboard Photo can create brilliant hardcopies in less than 30 seconds.
Main features include:
- Automatic color enhancement assures vibrant pen colors
- Automatic geometry adjustment corrects for keystone and pincushion effects
- Works with any camera or scanner through the TWAIN interface
- Open and save pictures in bitmap (.BMP), JPEG (.JPG), Targa (.TGA), CCITT TIFF (.TIF), Windows Metafile Format (.WMF), Enhanced Windows Metafile Format (.EMF), or Paintbrush (.PCX) format
- Built in filters for de-speckling
- Rotate images in 90-degree increments
- Line art conversion for black and white printing
- Invert background to convert blackboard photos for printing or whiteboard photos for high-contrast presentations
- Intelligent picture scaling ensures proper image aspect ratio
- Automatic and manual contrast enhancement allows for extra dim photos
- Batch Conversion Wizard provides convenience and speed when converting multiple photos
'Whiteboard Photo' was created with LEADTOOLS.
"We chose LEADTOOLS because we needed uncompromising compatibility with a large number of file formats. Our product needs to work with all digital cameras and so we need to be able to load every variety of JPEG file that is out there. In addition we need a robust TWAIN interface that works well with all TWAIN compliant devices. We wanted a package that returns meaningful error messages so our program can tell not just that a function call failed, but why it failed. We have found no JPEG format files that LEADTOOLS has not been able to handle."
- Scott Wilson, Pixid, Inc.
www.pixid.com
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