On Windows, I can go to GIMP\bin and type ufraw-batch in a Dos command window. I can also type ufraw -help and that brings up a large window full of options -- that unfortunately goes off the bottom of my screen so I can't read the whole thing.
I found that if I save the configuration in ufraw, that the next file that opens uses that configuration. However, I shoot portrate mode for my panoramas and so I have to manually rotate each image as it is loaded. The configuration does not seem to save that instruction. I found out that ufraw-batch takes an ID file. But I do not know the format of the ID file or how one might generate one. I googled around for ufraw id files and found this: http://osp.wikidot.com/tutorials But this page -- which is has the UFRaw tutorial doesn't exist. http://serge.mankovski.com/photoblog/raw-processing-in-gimp/ Perhaps you can point me in the right direction again... norman wrote: > Why don't you have a look at http://ufraw.sourceforge.net/Guide.html > there is a reference there to batch processing using ufraw-batch? > Sometimes having a look around saves a lot of time and agro. > > Norman > > > > _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
