image converter

hi all,

Does anyone have any experience with either Reasoft Image converter or Imageconverter. Both offer free downloads of their software. I am looking to convert some photos from TIFF files to JPEG for publishing.

Thanks in advance for your help,

Antoinette

Just about any good image program can do a TIFF to JPG conversion.  I usually use GIMP for the job, plus GIMP has a bunch of other great features.

If you need something to do batch conversions of many photos, Irfanview is free and offers this ability.

Another great free option is XnView. Along with Irfanview it's probably the most recommended image converter and viewer, but I prefer XnView by a good margin. XnView supports more formats (over 400 for viewing, 50 for saving to), is more frequently updated, has decent filter and image adjustment functionality, an image browser, tabbed interface, is highly customizable, has great screen capturing system built-in, powerful batch processing, and a lot more.

Free download here: http://xnview.com/en/index.html

Feature list: http://xnview.com/en/features.html

Supported format list: http://xnview.com/en/formats.html

Regards,

Oshyan Greene

I like Irfanview.  It is small and simple and it can modify a batch of pictures quickly.

Hello,

I have been using LView Pro for years. It can be downloaded to try at http://www.lview.com/index.htm

Richard 

Try Ivan Image Converter software: This is the perfect solution for instant batch processing of all your images. The most comprehensive program of its kind on the market today, it converts to 44 file types from over 170. Antoinette, you can convert your photos from TIFF files to JPEG with full photo editing capabilities. You can find it here: http://www.ivanview.com/ivan-image-converter.html

Out of all of the solutions I have mentioned here, only one is Open Source: The Gimp. The others all seem to be either paid commercial or free trial versions.

The OP didn't specify which OS, so I'm gonna assume Windows.

I would suggest checking out ImageMagick for Linux, Mac or Windows. It's a very flexible Open Source suite of tools that supports tons of formats and operations. Because it is a command line utility, it is very fast and can be used to do batch processing of large amounts of files.

http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php

If you use a major Linux distribution such as Ubuntu, you can install it via the package manager.

Cheers,

-n8