I am sorry I wasn't clear. I took a look at the screenshots page on the geeqie wiki:
https://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=222125
and I see an example where the screen is split and the .jpg and the .cr2
raw versions of the same image are both displayed. When I run geeqie, I
see a single thumbnail with the tag "<filename>.jpg + .mrw", but I cannot
discover any way to get both images displayed in the split screen as is
shown on the screenshots page.
I can't answer your question, but have another one: What do you expect
to accomplish from this? Is geeqie actually doing raw conversion on the
fly from the .cr2 to make bits to show? When I view raw (.nef) in
gqview it just grabs the JPB BASIC that is embedded in the raw and shows
that. So what's going on when you look at raw in geeqie?
I find JPB BASIC often good enough, so when I shoot raw I use raw only
and then extract BASIC and delete the raw for files I want to keep that
way, and keep a few raw shots. I have an not-100%-baked exiftool script
for this. I have no clue if cr2 files have the same embedded jpg.)
#!/bin/sh
f=$1
if [ ! -f $f ]; then
echo $f does not exist
exit 1
fi
jpg=`echo $f | sed -e 's/\.nef$/.jpg/' -e 's/\.NEF$/.JPG/'`
if [ -f $jpg ]; then
echo $jpg already exists
exit 1
fi
# extract embedded JPG (typically LARGE BASIC)
exiftool -b -JpgFromRaw $f > $jpg
# Copy exif information to jpg
#
# NOTE: "-overwrite_original" results in a JPEG file that has the same
# modification time as the the NEF. At first, this seems desirable (mimicing
# what you'd get straight from the camera if set to NEF+JPEG mode). But,
# it's probably better for the JPEG's modification time to be the time at
# which it was extracted, thus giving an indication that the JPEG file wasn't
# actually created in the camera at the same time as the NEF. This behavior
# is obtained with "-overwrite_original_in_place".
#exiftool -q -overwrite_original -TagsFromFile $f $jpg
exiftool -q -overwrite_original_in_place -TagsFromFile $f $jpg
pgpXkMXroRnWe.pgp
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