TawbaWare

Windows:
Thumber
DigiSS
EXIFRead
Framer
FileLister
CamCtrl
MinUpTime

Dos:
CamWork
HTMLR

TAWBAWARE

Welcome to TawbaWare's homepage. Most of the software^* here is designed to be used with digital cameras including most of the current models made by Agfa, Epson, Olympus, Nikon, Kodak, Minolta and Fuji. Here are the programs on this site:

Thumber. A thumbnail extraction, image information, manipulation, web page creation "all-in-one" utility.
DigiSS. An interactive slide-show screen saver designed specifically for digital camera images.
EXIFRead. A utility to view and extract EXIF information from digital camera pictures.
Framer. A program to view multi-frame JPG files as "mini-movies."
FileLister. Creates a text file listing of files loacted in multiple directories.
CamWork. A DOS utility to extract images from these digital cameras.
HTMLR. A companion program for Thumber that creates HTML directory listings
MinUpTime. A "mini" on-screen display of system "up-time."

For the technically minded, here are some links to other developers of software for digital cameras. Lastly, here are two sites (one, two) with pictures I've taken with a Nikon 900, and some information about me.
* Bugs are undocumented features!

Digital Camera Tips and Tricks

Occasionally, I write essays on various aspects of using digital cameras, many of which illustrate ways of extending their capabilities with additional lenses. Some of these are out of date now, but should make for amusing reading:

A 300mm "double-teleconverter" lens for Nikon digital cameras -- Added June 19, 1999
Review of Kenko 8x monocular and Nikon 900 adapter -- Added June 3, 1999
Teleconverter Comparisons
Some close-up pictures taken with macro lenses
Some "super-macro" pictures taken with a loupe
Information on adding "super-zoom" capabilities to digital cameras
Adding "mega-zoom" capibilities to digital cameras
Removing optical distortions introduced by add-on lenses
My best "super-zoom" pictures
Information on mounting a monocular on the Epson PhotoPC 600
Information on using polarizing filters with digital cameras
A simple way of controlling the exposure with point-and-shoot cameras
Using neutral density filters to control exposure more accurately
Some information about the Epson PhotoPC 600's wide-angle lens
Fixing the Image Expert software file association problem

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Last update: January 15, 2000.
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