On 8/27/06, Marcus Hast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > * Grouping / Stacking and handling versioning/tagging with this > properly. (So an image can be a "version" of a group, eg panorama or > HDR composite.) It should be possible to have recursive behaviour. > (This means that the "group" of images needs to be a F-Spot object > which can have tags attached etc.)
Would be a very useful feature. > * Printing support. The basics would be that the same sizes aren't > used everywhere. So it should be possible to alter the crop ratios > depending on what you want to print. A basic aid for printing could be > to add a "DPI" calcuation for the image. This would aid the user > before printing. More advanced features would be to make it possible > to create collages or print on several pages (eg to make "cheap" > panorama prints). We might be able to borrow code from or externally call "gnome-photo-printer" and "poster". > * Modularize effects. Make a standard interface to handle effects. > This could quite possibly be handled better with a plugin API. http://www.gegl.org/ was mentioned a few days ago by Neilen Marais. > * Import RAW+JPEG. I would like if my RAW+JPEG shots were > automagically imported as one image. The RAW would be the original > image and the JPEG would be a version of it. I think the easiest way would be to check exif data (time being most important, what about burst mode?). Otherwise, we could do some sort of optical comparison. -- Those who would give up Essential Liberty to purchase a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. --Benjamin Franklin _______________________________________________ F-spot-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/f-spot-list
