What Does Contenta-Converter BASIC Do?

Image formats: jpg, jpeg2000, gif, png, tiff, bmp, wbmp, targa, ppm, pgm, pbm, xpm, ico,cut, g3, dds, iff, jng, koa, mng, pcd, pcx, ras, sgiLoad/save configurations: Save your conversion settings and reuse them....Batch conversion: Convert a selection of images to a different image formatReduce image size: Batch reduce your images by setting a maximum sizeCompress more: Set JPEG and JPEG2000 quality/compression ratioPreview final file sizes: How much space do you save with your conversion? An estimation is done in the background for you to knowQuality preview: How much quality do I lose with these settings? See your photos in full size before and after conversion and compare.Preserve metadata *: Preserve IPTC/EXIF/XMP metadatas when converting to JPEG, JPEG2000 and TIFFBatch file renaming using metadata *: Ex: Shooting year_Filename.ExtensionOrganize in subfolders using metadata *: Ex: CameraModelCreationYearYearmonthdayWindows explorer integration: Convert your pictures directly via the contextual menu of windows explorer



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Category: Audio And Video Software > Graphics Editors Software

Size: 19.4MB

OS: Win 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista

Downloads: 138710

License: Freeware

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