I had been procrastinating for a while and decided to put it all together just now.
I've made a few modifications... and it's pretty much untested but it should work just fine.
Like the previous version (found
Here), most of the apps stayed the same.
I did extensive mods on the Old Film applet which now supports every final sensitivity combination down to EI 6 without giving strange errors or crashing.
The Stop Calc, Film dev database and chemistry mixer have remained the same. I've added the missing start menu icon for the Shot on Film app.
In the new things, I've added a piece of code I'd been holding on to for a long time. The program is called ImageMatrix and is special photo manipulation software I wrote from scratch. It relies on the Freeimage.dll file which gets installed in the System32 folder. What it does is quite simple yet gave me weeks of headaches (I'm not working on this ever again!). You choose a large JPEG of your choice and it will crop it and save it into a multitude of small 4x6 prints. This was inspired by the Lomo Printshop and I thought it would be cool to do at home. My first version was a complex Photoshop script which I've converted to a standalone app with great pain. I know the program makes the prints precisely. If there are missing parts, it's due to the minilab which crops some of the images automatically. I've tried it with a 9 image split and it works. I still don't know how to put them on the wall without using tape or push pins... and my mom doesn't like the results... But anyways, I've included it in the suite.
I know everything to work fine under Windows. It works about 90% good with Linux (under Wine) and OSX (using BottledWine)... that's why I've included the Wingdings font since the programs make extensive use of it.
Anyways, enough talking. It's time to show the stuff. I've hosted it on my Skydrive so you shouldn't have any problem putting your hands on the file
Here's the link:
Darkroom suiteEnjoy!
