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FlickrExport Lite for Aperture v.1.0.6
FlickrExport Lite for Aperture is a simplified free version of FlickrExport for Aperture.
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Aperture to Picasa Web Albums v.1.4.2
Aperture to Picasa Web Albums is an Aperture plug-in that automates the process of uploading photos from Aperture to your Picasa web albums.
Locr for Aperture v.1.0
Upload your photos to the popular Locr service directly from within Aperture.
Aperture 2 File Types Icons v.1.1
Aperture 2 File Types Icons.
Maperture v.1.0.1
Combining the power of Aperture and Google Maps (the mapping engine you know and love), Maperture is a powerful, new edit plug-in that makes geotagging your photos a snap.
Free Photo Viewer
View photos with this light-weight free viewer. Explore EXIF and IPTC data. Fast thumbnail-generating engine allows browsing your photo albums faster and easier. Manage your photos and organize slideshows. The shooting parameters (exposure, aperture, ISO,
ExposurePlot v.1 14
ExposurePlot (former FocalPlot) is a new free utility that analyzes your usage of the focal length of your lenses (jpeg only), show charts for ISO, aperture and shutterspeed.
Kamera-Simulator v.1.0
With this camera simulator you can try different aperture and shutters to affect a photos light, depth and motion blur. Try also to change the camera's light sensitivity by manipulating its ISO value.
Two-Color Multiple Slit Diffraction v.1.0
Explore multiple slit diffraction with this simulation. Two-Color Multiple Slit Diffraction Model allows users to explore multiple slit diffraction by manipulating characteristics of the aperture and incident light to observe the resulting intensity.
Optical Resolution Model v.1.0
Analyze light intensity with this tool. Optical Resolution model computes the image from two point sources as seen through a circular aperture such as a telescope or a microscope.
Exif Stats v.0.1.0.0
Exif Stats analyzes images to tabulate apertures, exposure times etc. Ever wondered which focal lengths you were using most, or which lens you used the most, or shutterspeed, or aperture, or ISO or any other technical information you can think of.