AGG supports:
- Reading and writing to
JPEG files (it opens any JPEG file supported by jpeglib, i.e. essentialy every
.JPG file you can come across); Reading/writing to .PNG and .BMP (a.k.a.
Windows Bitmap) files;
- Creating simplistic .HTML
galleries. No need of PHP / CGI / ASP / Java whatsoever;
- High-quality resizing
using fully 32bit FP internal color processing pipeline;
- Organization of your
images in project files, so gallery settings and rotation parameters aren't
lost when you quit the program;
- Creating thumbnails with
frame fadeout effect; combined with transparent .PNGs and your custom background
can produce very beautiful results;
- Creating thumbnails for the
galleries with mouse rollover effects;
- Creating multi-page galleries
for faster loading;
- Supports SMP for fast operation
on multi-CPU/multi-core systems;
- Full-featured support
on Windows as well as Linux (and probably Mac OS X in the near future);
- Exif
metadata in images. It is preserved in the output images and used for some cool things like:
- Figuring out image orientation (for digital cameras
with orientation sensors);
- Figuring out image capture date, which could be
used to put images in chronological order (especially if images are from several cameras);
- Generating an Exif stats page, where
it places histograms for image settings like shutter speed, aperture, ISO speed and focal length
- Creating a .ZIP file with all images from the gallery;
- Per-image selection of output resolution.
- Image resizing and file renaming of whole directory hierarchies.
For details, consult the
help files.