Tools

Publishing

iPhoto

iPhoto is a digital photograph manipulation software application developed by Apple Inc. It has been included with every Macintosh personal computer since 2002, originally as part of the iLife suite of digital media management applications. iPhoto can import, organize, edit, print and share digital photos.

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FotoFlexer

Web-based image editing with special effects and image manipulation features that can import content from PhotoBucket, Facebook, MySpace, Picasa, Flickr, Phanfare, or Smugmug. A free account is needed to save images. FotoFlexer also offers an Open API to provide a simple interface for external websites to use the editing features - no API keys, REST or SOAP.

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Picnik

Picnik closed on April 19, 2013. Picnik was a simple web-based image editor that could import photos from Facebook, Myspace, Picasa Web Albums, Flickr, Yahoo Image search, Google Plus, and also has upload capabilities. It was acquired by Google in 2010.

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Capture

Picasa Web Albums

Users can upload photos and organize them into albums, and they can search photos that have been posted in public albums and filter the results by license (any Creative Commons license, licenses that allow commercial use, licenses that allow remixing). Picasa has been shut down in favour of Google Photos.

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Visualization

Minitab

Minitab provides tools for statistical analysis and visualization. It includes tools for creating graphics, and working with variance, regression, reliability, sample size, time series, forecasting, equivalence tests, tables, simulations, and distributions.

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Analysis

MicrOsiris

MicrOsiris is a statistical and data management package for Windows. This freeware has been derived from OSIRIS IV, a statistics and data management package developed at the University of Michigan. It can import up to 10,000 variables from SPSS, SAS, STATA, UNESCO IDAMS, and Excel. It is distributed as freeware.

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Analysis

Statistical Lab

Statistical Lab is a graphical user interface designed to make statistical analysis easier to understand. This interactive tool will connect and display data frames, frequency tables, random numbers or matrixes. Statistical Lab uses R to run calculations, conduct analyses and perform multiple simulations and manipulations.

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Clipping Magic

Clipping Magic lets you easily edit out the background of photos. Mark up the foreground and background in the editor, use the scalpel tool for precision selections, then download the new image. You can upload and edit as many images as you like but you must have a paid subscription to download ($4 - $15 per month depending on the number of download credits needed). Officially supported file formats: JPEG, PNG, GIF images using sRGB color space. CMYK displays the wrong colors in the editor but the resulting image is correct. Current max image resolution is 4 megapixels. The Clipping Magic website includes tutorials for each of their tools. Feature List: Web based graphical user Interface, with quick feedback on your edits. Smart Algorithm minimizes the amount of work you need to put in - you do not need to trace the entire outline of your image Pan and Zoom to any level necessary allows you to inspect details while quickly navigating your image. Undo / Redo Auto-Save Configurable Auto-Brush-Size: The brush size adapts dynamically to your zoom level so that you can easily zoom in to make detailed edits. Refine Edges gives you full control over smoothing, feathering and offset. Dedicated Hair Tool separates out hair from clean and distinct backgrounds. Color Levels - tune brightness, shadows and highlights, and the color temperature. Rotate / Straighten. Crop & Resize Shadows creator with both drop shadow and ellipse shadows. Background Color or transparent background options Configurable Defaults Bulk Clipping Share Your Results with a secure URL They also offer a paid REST-oriented Web API for automating the uploading of images and downloading results. Subscriptions range from $50 to $250 per month.The editor can be integrated into a website using ClippingMagic.js

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Visualization

VassarStats

A website that explains statistical concepts and provides a web-based environment for performing those calculations. Tools include a graph maker, distribution generators, t-tests and procedures, and correlation and regression tests. All tools have been written in Javascript and run within the browser.

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Visualization

Lynks - Create Explore Share

Lynks provides an easy to use, in-browser tool that helps you to create your own networks. Lynks is an initiative by Centre for Innovation, part of Leiden University (Campus The Hague). The software has been developed in 2014 in co-creation, with expertise from Dr. Eelke Heemskerk from University of Amsterdam. The software development has been supported by the financial contributions from the European Union Fund for Regional Development (EFRO) and the Municipality of The Hague.

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