On Thu, 2009-02-05 at 20:16 +0100, Vladimir Nadvornik wrote:
> It is difficult to pick one method when the requirements are different for
> writting to image files or for writting to Geeqie's private data.
>
> Current configuration allows both these methods and also something inbetween.
> But mayb
Dne středa 04 únor 2009 Christopher Beland napsal(a):
> On Wed, 2009-02-04 at 22:29 +0100, Vladimir Nadvornik wrote:
> > - Queue is written on disk, it happens after click on the button, switch
> > to another image, directory or timeout. Corresponding options are
> >
> > "Write metadata after timeo
Dne středa 04 únor 2009 Greg Troxel napsal(a):
> Vladimir Nadvornik writes:
> > 1. edit/Adjust functions which rotate the image only on the screen +
> >external programs (exiftran) that rotate the image file permanently
> >- that is how it worked until now
> >
> > 2. edit/Adjust will updat
On Wed, 2009-02-04 at 22:29 +0100, Vladimir Nadvornik wrote:
> - Queue is written on disk, it happens after click on the button, switch to
> another image, directory or timeout. Corresponding options are
>
> "Write metadata after timeout"
> "Write metadata on image change"
> "Write metadata on di
Dne středa 04 únor 2009 Vladimir Nadvornik napsal(a):
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to hear your opinion on image orientation handling. There are 2
> possibilities:
>
> 1. edit/Adjust functions which rotate the image only on the screen +
>external programs (exiftran) that rotate the image file permanently
Le 4/2/2009, "Jon Senior" a écrit:
>Because not everyone has their photos in Jpeg format. All my photography is in
>Canon raw and my editing is done through ufraw and GIMP. I want my image
>viewer to be exactly that, a viewer. I'm more than happy for geeqie to
>intelligently rotate the embedd
On Wed, 04 Feb 2009 16:16:50 +0100
Frédéric wrote:
> But Geeqie runs on a real computer, where CPU is not a problem. So, why
> do we bother with this workaround? Why do not always hard-rotate the
> image, reset that boring EXIF flag (and the embedded thumbnail), so
> everybody is happy? That's wh
Le 4/2/2009, "Martin Stolle" a écrit:
>Image rotation is by default not lossless and even jpeg-lossless
>rotation has limitations. While "hard rotating" is an option that we
>should provide, I don't think it should be the only-option (nor should
>it be the default).
The question is: why is the
2009/2/4 Christopher Beland :
> On Wed, 2009-02-04 at 12:07 +0100, Martin Stolle wrote:
>> Why is this a nightmare? This is standard fare for pictures coming
>> off the camera. And viewers that disregard the orientation bit should
>> be shunned...
>
> Because users would experience wrongly rotate
On Wed, 2009-02-04 at 12:07 +0100, Martin Stolle wrote:
> Why is this a nightmare? This is standard fare for pictures coming
> off the camera. And viewers that disregard the orientation bit should
> be shunned...
Because users would experience wrongly rotated images without warning,
and many wou
Vladimir Nadvornik writes:
> 1. edit/Adjust functions which rotate the image only on the screen +
>external programs (exiftran) that rotate the image file permanently
>- that is how it worked until now
>
> 2. edit/Adjust will update the metadata (either directly Exif in the image
>
2009/2/4 Christopher Beland :
> How reliable is it that other applications will correctly interpret the
> metadata and orient the image properly? I think the nightmare would be
> if people thought their images were rotated permanently on disk, but
> then they got different orientations depending o
2009/2/4 Vladimir Nadvornik :
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to hear your opinion on image orientation handling. There are 2
> possibilities:
>
> 1. edit/Adjust functions which rotate the image only on the screen +
> external programs (exiftran) that rotate the image file permanently
> - that is how it wor
How reliable is it that other applications will correctly interpret the
metadata and orient the image properly? I think the nightmare would be
if people thought their images were rotated permanently on disk, but
then they got different orientations depending on what non-geeqie image
viewers or edi
Hi,
I'd like to hear your opinion on image orientation handling. There are 2
possibilities:
1. edit/Adjust functions which rotate the image only on the screen +
external programs (exiftran) that rotate the image file permanently
- that is how it worked until now
2. edit/Adjust will updat
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