Hi!
We use Geeqie to display photos on a beamer (a full HD) at our photo-club.
Geeqie's color management is very usefull, as its ability to display the
image in full screen on the beamer, while showing the files and exif infos
on the monitor...
We often discuss about the composition of our images, and a nice feature
would be to have a tool to simulate a cropping. The idea is to be able to
hide part of the images we don't want to see, without modifying it; just
at display level.
This could be done like a crop tool, by click'n'drag a rectangle, and then
be able to move each edge of the rectangle, or the entire rectangle. The
center part of the crop should remain at full luminosity, while the
outside should be black or just darker (a user param for setting the
transparency should be usefull).
Don't know if it is a hard to do feature, but it would be great ;o)
À plus,
--
Frédéric
http://www.gbiloba.org
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