Hello, I wonder whether somebody has a script available (or something easy to modify/adjust) that allows me to do the following: 1. I can select a couple of jpeg image files in the Windows Exporer or Linux KDE filemanager (or under another Linux desktop). 2. I can kick-off an operating system level script (e.g. by having added the script to the file context menu). The script takes the list of jpeg filenames as argument(s). It openes gimp and runs a script within gimp that openes each file (sequentially), performs a 90 degree rotation and saves each file again under the same name (or under a different name by appending something to the filename) at the same image size / quality. It is probably easier to start / end gimp for each and every file to be modified, as the list manipulation can be done on operating system level. More efficient is certainly to work through ths list within gimp. In the end I don't care too much, as I would expect to take a coffee break when running the script anyway...
This would be a user-friendly way to look at thumbnail previews of images taken with a digital camera, select those images from the directory that have not been taken in landscape orientation and use gimp to rotate them. By modifying the script other features for batch processing of these images could be added. Thanks & Best Regards, Olaf _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list Gimp-user@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
