The Fotoxx project is a Linux program for improving image files made with a digital camera.


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Here are some key features of "Fotoxx":

· brightness/contrast: change bright and dark image areas independently
· reduce haze and intensify colors
· HDR: merge underexposed overexposed images to improve detail in both bright and dark areas
· panorama: stitch images together to make a wide image
· crop: select area of interest and cut off margins
· rotate: level a tilted image or rotate 90 degrees
· resize: 2/3 1/2 1/3 1/4 or custom ratio
· red-eye removal
· sharpen fuzzy edges
· reduce noise in low-light photos
· stretch/distort image by dragging mouse
· view EXIF data (no edit)
· needs 100MB memory to edit 10 megapixel images
· GUI has English, German, Spanish

Requirements:

· GTK >= 2.8.x

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Fotoxx was converted to use GTK3 and Cairo. It will no longer build or install on older Linux releases lacking these libraries. For Ubuntu this means Fotoxx installs on 11.04 or later.
· Multiple (up to 10) top image directories are now supported.
· The gallery thumbnail size preference is saved and restored across sessions.
· Bugfix: crash if an image is present 2+ times in a collection and is then removed.
· Bugfix: crash in slide show "jaws" transition.
· RPM packages are now built using Fedora and rpmbuild instead of alien.