Neomesh Image Console 1.1.4

Publisher review:
Neomesh Image Console is a command line image converter allowing you to convert image formats, create GIF animations, join images horizontally or vertically and manipulate your images. Image Console is able to load 22 and save 17 image formats including BMP, EMF, GIF, ICO, J2K, JPG, JPE, JPEG, JP2, JPC, PCX, PGM, PNG, PNM, PPM, PGM, PGX, TGA, RAS, TIF, WBMP, WMF. Image Console is able to Flip, Mirror, Reduce/Increase Bits Per Pixel, Rotate, Crop, Thumbnail, Add Text, Repair, Adjust RGB values, Adjust gamma, Median, Dilate, Erode, Adjust brightness and contrast, Colorize, Threshold, Negative, Greyscale and Dither. Image Console allows you to select how you want your GIF and TIFF images to be compressed. You can select "GIF - RLE, None and LZW", "TIF - Default", "None", "RLE", "FAX3", "FAX4", "LZW" and JPEG compression. For examples of Image Console being used, please visit our website.
Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,Windows2000,WinXP

Release notes:
Minor Update

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