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TcpImage is image management and transformation software that allows users to perform the following functions: It supports common raster and vector file formats and allows adjustment of images through tools for brightness, contrast, saturation, etc. The software includes batch tools for resizing, renaming, and converting multiple images. Images can also be georeferenced using control points and reference drawings. Drawings can define layers and split images into sheets.
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- 3. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images • Raster Images: • TIFF - Tagged Image File (*.tif, *.tiff) • JPG - Joint Photographic Experts Group (*.jpg, *.jpeg, *.jtf) • JP2 - JPEG 2000 Compressed (*.j2k, *.jp2) • ECW - Enhanced Compressed Wavelet (*.ecw) • SID - MrSID (.*sid) (only read and 32bits) • TIFF pyramidal (*.mpt) • GIF - CompuServe GIF (*.gif) • PNG - Portable Network Graphics (*.png) • Vectorial Drawings: • DXF - Drawing Interchange (*.dxf) • DWF - AutoDesk Vector (*.dwf) • DWG – Drawing (*.dwg) • SHP - ESRI Shape (*.shp) Main Features Supported Formats
- 4. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Main Features •Multi-document •Menus and toolbars •Support of georeferenced or standard images •Easy to use
- 5. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images • Operations on images and drawings • Preliminary display and printing of images • Image Information Main Features File
- 6. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Main Features Edit • Selecting and editing complete images or regions
- 7. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Main Features View • Multiple zoom and fit on display controls
- 8. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Main Features Image (1) • Images or regions adjustment: •Brightness •Contrast •Intensity •Saturation •Gamma •Colour balance Brightness Contrast Intensity Saturation Colour balance
- 9. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Main Features Image (2) • Turn over horizontal or vertical axis • Modify size of the image • Compute histogram of image
- 10. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images • Tools for: • Cut • Stretch • Georeference • Bach tools for: • Resize • Rename • Convert • Paste Main Features Tools
- 11. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images • Manage drawing layers • Divide an image into several sheets using a drawing Main Features Tools
- 12. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Image Adjustment Color Grayscale 8 bits/Channel Color Resolution
- 13. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Image Adjustment Adjust Brightness IntensityContrast Saturation Gamma Color balance
- 14. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Batch Tools (1) • Multi-selection of images • Resize a group of images • Rename images adding prefixes or suffixes
- 15. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Batch Tools(2) •Convert a group of images into a specific format •Paste a group of georeferenced images into a single image
- 16. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Georeferencing •An image can be georeferenced using a drawing as a reference (dxf, dwg) •Control points management •Transformation methods: Helmert 2D and Affine
- 17. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Deformations •Stretchs an image using a projective transformation giving four or more points •Interpolation methods: Nearest Neighbors, Bilinear, Bicubic and Lagrange
- 18. TcpImage – Management and transformation of images Drawing Management •Drawing layers management •Divide an image into several sheets using a drawing and save each one as a new image