VeprIT Photo Sense is designed to make your photographs more attractive quickly and easily, without spending a lot of time and money on learning, purchasing, and using professional photo manipulation software.

Improve your photographs using professional techniques with zero effort! Instead of spending time to adjust every photograph manually, you can let Photo Sense process multiple photographs completely automatically. Moreover, to perfect the results, you can work in the semi-automatic mode, choosing what exactly Photo Sense should do with the photographs.

Photo Sense developers have several years of professional photography experience. As a result, Photo Sense uses exactly the same image processing techniques as used in professional manual photo editing. The only shortcoming the application has compared to a manual work is the lack of human vision, which sometimes can lead to non-optimal choice of image processing parameters. There are two measures Photo Sense supports for such cases. First, it provides a convenient way to compare the photographs before and after processing. The user chooses which photographs to save. Second, Photo Sense supports a semi-automatic mode, which allows the user to choose what adjustments it should apply to particular photographs. In most cases when Photo Sense fails to improve a photograph completely automatically, the user can easily fix this with a few mouse clicks.

calibre is a one stop solution to all your e-book needs. It is free, open source and cross-platform in design and works well on Linux, OS X and Windows. calibre is meant to be a complete e-library solution and thus includes library management, format conversion, news feeds to ebook conversion, as well as e-book reader sync features and an integrated e-book viewer.

Version 0.7.51:

New Features

• Conversion: Detect and remove fake page margins that are specified as a margin on (nearly) every paragraph.
• This can be turned off via an option under Structure Detection, in case it removes margins that should have been kept.
• Windows build: All the python code and recipes are now put into zip files. This should decrease the amount of time the windows installer spends 'calculating free space'
• OSX and Linux: Add a setting in Preferences->Behavior to control the priority with which calibre worker processes run. This setting was already available on windows. Closes tickets: 741231
• Driver for HTC Thunderbolt, T-Mobile Optimus, Archos 43 and Blackberry OS6
• A new 'authors type' custom column
• When building calibre from source note that calibre now absolutely requires python >= 2.7
• Add the keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+R to restart calibre in debug mode
• Fix dragging and dropping lots of books from the book list to the Tag Browser was broken
• Change the shebang in the calibre launcher script on linux to explicitly use python2 rather than python
• When adding formats do not corrupt the added file if the user tries to add an existing format to itself
• Fix drag and drop to add files that contain the # character in the filename
• Tag editor shouldn't add empty tags Closes tickets: 740890
• MOBI Input: Handle MOBI files that have a too large 'number of records' field in their headers. Closes tickets: 740713
• News download: Update RSS feedparser module to latest version
• Various fixes to the zipfile module in calibre to handle 64 bit zipfiles and bring it up to date with the zip file module in the python stdlib
• News download: Handle titles with ASCII control codes in them. Closes tickets: 739322
• Make search hierarchies show simple names instead of compound ones.
• Fix commas in author names being converted to pipe symbols in the book details window
• Fix PocketBook can't always find epub cover image to create thumbnail Closes tickets: 9445

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