Filipe Rhodes da Fonseca

Author's software Projects

Easy Sketcher version 1.75

Easily converts photos to carbon sketches (cartoons, toons) - the ideal for those that either want to learn how to draw or that like to paint but do not know (nor want to learn) how to draw.

The application analyzes your photos and, in accordance with the differences in color and in brightess of their pixels, draws gray-scale dots in those locations, which later on originate the sketch; the raw sketch can be filtered and enhanced in order to remove noise, which is introduced at the time the shot is taken or when it is enhanced with other filters before being sketched.

The application has been created in such a way that the use of the available graphical filters follows a pre-defined sequential path (from the top to the bottom of the settings menu) so that the manipulation of images follows a logical order. In addition, all the filters have pre-selected values that, in most cases, are the correct ones to be used, thus, further making the use of the application easier.

The application is portable - it does not meddle with your system's configurations and, as so, it can be run from a pen drive.

When launched, the application evaluates its environment, so that it can decide what is the best code that can be run on your system, in order to prepare itself to smoothly run in any Windows OS from Windows NT4 till Windows 10 (Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10).

Currently, efforts are being undertaken to port the application to mono (mono-project's CLR) on Windows, so that, later on, it can be run under WINE on Linux, under WINE on Mac, or on ReactOS. The ported application is included in the provided archive, but it is still in alpha-stage and known to have bugs (see the changelog to know how the process is going).

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Easy Photo Editor version 1.75

Easily converts dull photos into good ones - the ideal for amateur photographers.

The application has several graphical filters (extraction, resizement, rotation, mirroring, contrast correction, gamma correction, quantization, etc), being the most useful one, when creating enticing photos from amateur shots, the resizement with cropping, as it easies the selection of the good part of photos, which is the most important task one can do when transforming dull photos into good-looking ones.

The application has been created in such a way that the use of the available graphical filters follows a pre-defined sequential path (from the top to the bottom of the settings menu) so that the manipulation of images follows a logical order. In addition, all the filters have pre-selected values that, in most cases, are the correct ones to be used, thus, further making the use of the application easier.

The application is portable - it does not meddle with your system's configurations and, as so, it can be run from a pen drive.

When launched, the application evaluates its environment, so that it can decide what is the best code that can be run on your system, in order to prepare itself to smoothly run in any Windows OS from Windows NT4 till Windows 10 (Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10).

Currently, efforts are being undertaken to port the application to mono (mono-project's CLR) on Windows, so that, later on, it can be run under WINE on Linux, under WINE on Mac, or on ReactOS. The ported application is included in the provided archive, but it is still in alpha-stage and known to have bugs (see the changelog to know how the process is going).

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Easy Photo2Data URI version 1.75

Easily converts images into base64 - the ideal to use when embedding images into html pages.

The application converts images into data-uri (base64, image2html) and embedds them into html, to help one into creating both html pages and html newsletters that both are more efficient to download and that do not look unprofessional when, for privacy reasons, the associated images are not downloaded by the user.

The application has several graphical filters (extraction, resizement, rotation, mirroring, contrast correction, gamma correction, quantization, etc), being the most useful one, when creating web pages, the quantization (color reduction) one, as it reduces (quantizes) the color scale of an image in a professional way, creating images that maintain their quality, but that become much smaller, originating more responsive web sites.

The application has been created in such a way that the use of the available graphical filters follows a pre-defined sequential path (from the top to the bottom of the settings menu) so that the manipulation of images follows a logical order. In addition, all the filters have pre-selected values that, in most cases, are the correct ones to be used, thus, further making the use of the application easier.

The application is portable - it does not meddle with your system's configurations and, as so, it can be run from a pen drive.

When launched, the application evaluates its environment, so that it can decide what is the best code that can be run on your system, in order to prepare itself to smoothly run in any Windows OS from Windows NT4 till Windows 10 (Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10).

Currently, efforts are being undertaken to port the application to mono (mono-project's CLR) on Windows, so that, later on, it can be run under WINE on Linux, under WINE on Mac, or on ReactOS. The ported application is included in the provided archive, but it is still in alpha-stage and known to have bugs (see the changelog to know how the process is going).

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Easy Cartoonizer version 1.75

Easily converts photos into cartoons - the ideal to use in order to create profile photos for social networks.

The application analyzes your photos and, in accordance with the differences in color and in brightess of their pixels, draws gray-scale dots in those locations, which later on originate the sketch; the raw sketch can be filtered and enhanced in order to remove noise, which is introduced at the time the shot is taken or when it is enhanced with other filters before being sketched.

The final sketch is used to mask (not blend) the image used as background for the cartoon.

The application has been created in such a way that the use of the available graphical filters follows a pre-defined sequential path (from the top to the bottom of the settings menu) so that the manipulation of images follows a logical order. In addition, all the filters have pre-selected values that, in most cases, are the correct ones to be used, thus, further making the use of the application easier.

The application is portable - it does not meddle with your system's configurations and, as so, it can be run from a pen drive.

When launched, the application evaluates its environment, so that it can decide what is the best code that can be run on your system, in order to prepare itself to smoothly run in any Windows OS from Windows NT4 till Windows 10 (Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10).

Currently, efforts are being undertaken to port the application to mono (mono-project's CLR) on Windows, so that, later on, it can be run under WINE on Linux, under WINE on Mac, or on ReactOS. The ported application is included in the provided archive, but it is still in alpha-stage and known to have bugs (see the changelog to know how the process is going).

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Easy Photo2Cartoon version 1.75

Easily converts photos into cartoons - the ideal to use in order to create profile photos for social networks.

The application analyzes your photos and, in accordance with the differences in color and in brightess of their pixels, draws gray-scale dots in those locations, which later on originate the sketch; the raw sketch can be filtered and enhanced in order to remove noise, which is introduced at the time the shot is taken or when it is enhanced with other filters before being sketched.

The final sketch is blended (not masked) with the blending image to form the final cartoon.

The application has been created in such a way that the use of the available graphical filters follows a pre-defined sequential path (from the top to the bottom of the settings menu) so that the manipulation of images follows a logical order. In addition, all the filters have pre-selected values that, in most cases, are the correct ones to be used, thus, further making the use of the application easier.

The application is portable - it does not meddle with your system's configurations and, as so, it can be run from a pen drive.

When launched, the application evaluates its environment, so that it can decide what is the best code that can be run on your system, in order to prepare itself to smoothly run in any Windows OS from Windows NT4 till Windows 10 (Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10).

Currently, efforts are being undertaken to port the application to mono (mono-project's CLR) on Windows, so that, later on, it can be run under WINE on Linux, under WINE on Mac, or on ReactOS. The ported application is included in the provided archive, but it is still in alpha-stage and known to have bugs (see the changelog to know how the process is going).

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Batch Slideshow Creator version 1.75

Easily creates slideshows in a batch way - the ideal for creating all those vacation's slideshows that won't ever be created if they are not started and ended till the last evening before returning to the normal daily life.

It has lots of filters, being one of the most interesting ones, for a batch slideshow creator, being capable of automatically selecting images taking into consideration their format, for instance, either selecting images that have a landscape or a portrait format.

The image manipulation is undertaken as a batch job. Thus, this application can easily manage a massive (bulk) number of image files at once.

The application is portable - it does not meddle with your system's configurations and, as so, it can be run from a pen drive.

When launched, the application evaluates its environment, so that it can decide what is the best code that can be run on your system, in order to prepare itself to smoothly run in any Windows OS from Windows NT4 till Windows 10 (Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10).

Currently, efforts are being undertaken to port the application to mono (mono-project's CLR) on Windows, so that, later on, it can be run under WINE on Linux, under WINE on Mac, or on ReactOS. The ported application is included in the provided archive, but it is still in alpha-stage and known to have bugs (see the changelog to know how the process is going).

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Batch Photo Editor version 1.75

Easily converts images in a batch way - ideal for a post-editing phase.

The application has several graphical filters (extraction, resizement, rotation, mirroring, contrast correction, gamma correction, quantization, etc), being the most useful one, when creating web pages, the quantization (color reduction) one, as it reduces (quantizes) the color scale of an image in a professional way, creating images that maintain their quality, but that become much smaller, originating more responsive web sites.

The image manipulation is undertaken as a batch job. Thus, this application can easily manage a massive (bulk) number of image files at once.

The application is portable - it does not meddle with your system's configurations and, as so, it can be run from a pen drive.

When launched, the application evaluates its environment, so that it can decide what is the best code that can be run on your system, in order to prepare itself to smoothly run in any Windows OS from Windows NT4 till Windows 10 (Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10).

Currently, efforts are being undertaken to port the application to mono (mono-project's CLR) on Windows, so that, later on, it can be run under WINE on Linux, under WINE on Mac, or on ReactOS. The ported application is included in the provided archive, but it is still in alpha-stage and known to have bugs (see the changelog to know how the process is going).

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Batch Photo2Data URI version 1.75

Easily converts images into base64 - the ideal to use when embedding images into html pages.

The application converts images into data-uri (base64, image2html) and embedds them into html, to help one into creating both html pages and html newsletters that both are more efficient to download and that do not look unprofessional when, for privacy reasons, the associated images are not downloaded by the user.

The application has several graphical filters (extraction, resizement, rotation, mirroring, contrast correction, gamma correction, quantization, etc), being the most useful one, when creating web pages, the quantization (color reduction) one, as it reduces (quantizes) the color scale of an image in a professional way, creating images that maintain their quality, but that become much smaller, originating more responsive web sites.

The image manipulation is undertaken as a batch job. Thus, this application can easily manage a massive (bulk) number of image files at once.

The application is portable - it does not meddle with your system's configurations and, as so, it can be run from a pen drive.

When launched, the application evaluates its environment, so that it can decide what is the best code that can be run on your system, in order to prepare itself to smoothly run in any Windows OS from Windows NT4 till Windows 10 (Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10).

Currently, efforts are being undertaken to port the application to mono (mono-project's CLR) on Windows, so that, later on, it can be run under WINE on Linux, under WINE on Mac, or on ReactOS. The ported application is included in the provided archive, but it is still in alpha-stage and known to have bugs (see the changelog to know how the process is going).

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Batch Mp3 Converter version 1.75

Easily converts the audio in audio or video files into mp3 - the ideal to use when maintaining a mp3 collection.

The application converts the audio of the audio or video files given at input, normalizes its volume (so that the audio corresponding to each one of the files given at input presents the same maximum volume and, as so, you do not have to change the volume knob each time a track changes), and converts the resultant audio to mp3.

The audio manipulation is undertaken as a batch job. Thus, this application can easily manage a massive (bulk) number of audio or video files at once.

The resultant files can have its metadata edited (ID3 tags) at will.

The configurations are profile based, in order to make the batch job easier to configure - the audiophile profile is the one selected by default.

The application is portable - it does not meddle with your system's configurations and, as so, it can be run from a pen drive.

When launched, the application evaluates its environment, so that it can decide what is the best code that can be run on your system, in order to prepare itself to smoothly run in any Windows OS from Windows NT4 till Windows 10 (Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10).

Currently, efforts are being undertaken to port the application to mono (mono-project's CLR) on Windows, so that, later on, it can be run under WINE on Linux, under WINE on Mac, or on ReactOS. The ported application is included in the provided archive, but it is still in alpha-stage and known to have bugs (see the changelog to know how the process is going).

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Batch Mp3 Concatenator version 1.75

Easily concatenates the audio in audio or video files into a concatenated mp3 file - the ideal to use when maintaining a mp3 collection.

The application concatenates the audio of the audio or video files given at input, normalizes its volume (so that the audio corresponding to each one of the files given at input presents the same maximum volume and, as so, you do not have to change the volume knob each time a track changes), and converts the resultant concatenated audio to mp3.

The audio manipulation is undertaken as a batch job. Thus, this application can easily manage a massive (bulk) number of audio or video files at once.

The resultant file (the file that results from the audio concatenation) can have its metadata edited (ID3 tags) at will.

The configurations are profile based, in order to make the batch job easier to configure - the audiophile profile is the one selected by default.

The application is portable - it does not meddle with your system's configurations and, as so, it can be run from a pen drive.

When launched, the application evaluates its environment, so that it can decide what is the best code that can be run on your system, in order to prepare itself to smoothly run in any Windows OS from Windows NT4 till Windows 10 (Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10).

Currently, efforts are being undertaken to port the application to mono (mono-project's CLR) on Windows, so that, later on, it can be run under WINE on Linux, under WINE on Mac, or on ReactOS. The ported application is included in the provided archive, but it is still in alpha-stage and known to have bugs (see the changelog to know how the process is going).

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