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Gmic

Dijon, France

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What Gmic does.

G'MIC is a comprehensive Open-Source Framework for digital image processing. It offers various user interfaces like gmic (command line), G'MIC-Qt (plugin for image editing software) and libgmic (C++ library for integration into own applications).

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