You didnt specify what level of effort you are talking about.  3 man 
months, 6 man months, a man year?  Also the expectations.  Is this a 
single course project, Bachelor's thesis, Masters?

With all due respect to others who have gotten into a discussion of the 
merits of portability, language features, etc. I would not even worry 
right now about these aspects. Assuming a Bachelor's thesis, 3 man month 
level of effort, I would just go with the language that gets you from A 
to Z the quickest.  If you are thinking commercialization later on, 
re-write it in the appropriate language (probably C++).  If you are 
thinking that it would be useful to you and to others, then the quickie 
language is still the best.

As to suggestions, the EXIF database sounds like a very decent 
suggestion.  I.e. show me thumbs of all the pics I have taken with my 
FA85 1.4.  That would be cool.  Or gather statistics.  What is the 
distribution of pics I took at each ISO (this was a recent discussion on 
this mail list).

rg


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have to produce a software as a final evaluation of my computer
> sciences studies.
> Of course, nothing like a RAW converter etc. but maybe there a couple
> things which would be handy to have in a little software?
> 
> Conversions? (focal length, DOF...)
> Inventory? (lenses, bodies, film, memory cards, bags, outfits, flahguns etc 
> ...)
> Cataloguing software?
> Exif/ipct collecting from files?
> 
> I dunno, I'm open to any idea. I know a couple utilities already exists.
> It is more a question of programming something which I find useful
> rather than trying to revolutionize anything.
> 
> A Database is mandatory. Except that I probably can do almost anything
> but I'll stay rather simple (I mean... not gonna do a second PS  ;)
> 
> Thanks for your ideas !
> 

-- 
Someone handed me a picture and said, "This is a picture of me when I 
was younger." Every picture of you is when you were younger. "...Here's 
a picture of me when I'm older." Where'd you get that camera man?
- Mitch Hedberg

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