Lightbox Image Viewer 2.0 expands upon Lightbox Image Viewer with a few new features. While the original version is great for viewing images individually on the page, Lightbox 2.0 supports a new "grouping" feature that lets you group related images on the page for easy browsing amongst them. The transitional effect for bringing up an image also differs from the original. And like before, this JavaScript supports optional caption display, plus incremental preloading of the next image when images are grouped. Very nice!

The effect will zoom in/out image when user move mouse on links.

Image scroller with unique fade zones. Add a comment and JavaScript link to each picture. Easy configuration of images, font-attributes and fade zones.

An incredibly cool DHTML image slideshow. Features manual/ automatic cycling, and accompany text description of each image. Requires IE 4+/NS6+ to work.

How to convert image to grayscale? A very easy, use a grayscale Photoshop filter, this solution gives a very good result. But if you want to convert grayscale image on the web-based applications, how should we do? It's still a filter, because Adobe has released an online tool for editing pictures, or some other image editors.

But this is not a topic jsB@nk.com want to discuss. jsB@nk.com's talking about a color grayscale image converter with JavaScript, a free simple JavaScript example code to convert grayscale on your web pages directly.

Check out this free JavaScript example code to learn how to desaturate an image (convert color images to grayscale) using JavaScript.

With IE's multimedia filters, have a quick and easy way to add interesting visual effects to content on your page. You need IE5.5+ to see the transitional effect, though the slideshow itself works in all browsers.

Add a little magic to your image-presentation with this JavaScript! First you will see only the debris of your image randomly spread out all over the browser screen. Then those scattered image-pieces will be drawn together by a strong magnetic force until the image has been recreated out of those debris! Made for IE5 and higher.

This JavaScript combines the floating and swapping effects together.

Use this JavaScript to not only preload any number of images before displaying them, but also, get a live update on it's progress through an update bar. Once the preloadiing is complete, the surfer is then directed to the page containing the preloaded images. Superbly useful and cool a creation.

This JavaScript creates a slideshow with images move from right to left in the specified position.