(1) Magic Lens Max
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Magic Lens Max is a real-time, intuitive and advanced screen magnifier and desktop viewer to zoom, rotate, enhance, view and capture any area of the screen display. It also lets you viewing in different color mode or through separated color channels.
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(2) ScreenTools
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ScreenTools is a quick and small tool that combines capabilities of screen magnifier, screen capturer, screen ruler and color display in the single application. It is the best choice for designers, web-masters and GUI developers.
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(3) Zoommy
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Magnify and measure a selected area of the screen. Magnification from -4x to 30x. Customize the lens size, brightness, contrast and color mode. Auto slow the mouse when the lens is displayed. Get full info about the pixel the mouse is pointing to
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(4) ImageIron
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Software for highly precise and automatic capture and removal of lens aberrations (distortion, vignetting) of consumer or high-end digital cameras
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(5) Magnifixer
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Magnifixer is a screen magnifier utility. You can place it anywhere on your screen, make it any size you want and select a zoom level. Magnifixer will always show the area of your screen where the mouse cursor resides.
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(6) Gravitational Lensing
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With this program, one can draw images to see the effect of gravitational lensing. You can easily test the effects of several parameters by changing them and redrawing the image.
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(7) Lens - magnifying glass
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The Lens - magnifying glass is a graphic tool for viewing the screen area in different zooms (from 1x to 64x). This program was designed as a demo of the krpRegions library, but many people with poor eyesight have found this program very helpful.
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(8) ZoomAView - The Computer Magnifying Lens
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ZoomAView is a powerful, easy to use computer desktop screen magnifier. Features zoom levels up to 32x, moveable, sizeable lens window, locked or "mouse-region" view, selectable cursor style, reverse colors in view (photo negative), and more.
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(9) Magnifixer
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Magnifixer is a screen magnifier utility. You can place it anywhere on your screen, make it any size you want and select a zoom level. Magnifixer will always show the area of your screen where the mouse cursor resides.
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