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Fadonics My PACS v.2.2.0.1
Fadonics My PACS is an image processing program dedicated to DICOM images (.DCM extension) produced by imaging equipment (MRI, CT, PET, PET-CT, SPECT-CT, Ultrasounds).My PACS is an easy-to-use and user friendly Dicom Image reading and PACS server.
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Digital Anatomy v.1.0.12
Digital Anatomy is a handy application that redefines DICOM with an unique workflow managment approach to view and edit DICOM images.
LiverSegm 0.5.1 Beta v.1.0
LiverSegm has been developed with the processing of liver images in mind.
OsiriX App v.3.9.2002
OsiriX DICOM ViewerOsiriX is an image processing software dedicated to DICOM images (".
ASP.NET BLOB & Thumbnail Controls
A set of ASP.NET server controls for developing SQL BLOB & Thumbnail related web applications in the most efficient, organized and object oriented manner without writing any codes or ashx http handlers. This Control suit will not only display your Images
Adobe Photoshop v.12 1
It was 1990 when Thomas Knoll was working on a program to display grayscale images.
Stellaris PicPack - Planetary v.1.0
A PicPack for Stellaris is a free collection of astronomical images that Stellaris can display. The images have been collected from the internet for your convenience. This is a great and very interesting program for the amateur astronomer.
OpenJUMP v.1. 4. 2002
OpenJUMP is an open source Geographic Information System (GIS), it can read and write shapefiles and simple GML files. It has limited support for the display of images and good support for showing data retrieved from WFS and WMS web-services.
Active Image Viewer v.4 7
Image Viewer provides a very efficient way to display multiple images within a small area. Thumbnails are automatically generated and displayed to your visitors (removing the need for you to create smaller versions of your images / pictures).
VB Image Map ActiveX Control v.1. 1. 2006
The VB Image Map OCX is an ActiveX Control designed to provide your applications with the ability to display interactive images. Hotspots, or specially designated areas on your image, can be defined that will react to various mouse events.