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Ubuntu is full of free apps to help you manage, edit and share your photos and videos with the world, whatever gadget you use to take them. With fantastic support for cameras and phones, you won’t need extra drivers to get up and running.
Shotwell helps you import, organise and edit your pictures quickly and easily so you can share your favourite snaps on all the most popular photo and social network sites.
Watch all your favourite content from YouTube, iPlayer and MSN Player. Edit your movies with PiTiVi and then watch them in Movie Player - or add VLC from the Ubuntu Software Centre, for compatibility with even more file formats.
Wouldn’t it be great if your computer recognised your camera or phone straightaway? With Ubuntu, you don’t need to worry about installation CDs or downloading extra drivers. It integrates brilliantly with a range of devices.
GIMP is an advanced picture editor that offers a large collection of professional-level tools and filters.
Inkscape allows you to create and edit scalable vector graphics (SVG) images.
Cheese is a webcam application that supports image and video capture.