Quoting Eric van Oorschot :
> :
> :
> (scale min( (/ 1920 width) (/ 1200 height)))
> :
> :
Your invocation of 'min(' is incorrect -- it should be '(min'. This
probably results in either 'xsize' or 'ysize' evaluating to "0" and
thus a failure of 'gimp-image-scale'.
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Hi,
On Tue, 2009-08-18 at 19:34 +0200, Eric van Oorschot wrote:
> The calculation of the scale variable works in Scheme using Guile, so
> that part of the script should be OK. But now I am stuck.
Guile is not the same Scheme dialect than what Script-Fu is using. Did
you check that floor is at al
Hi,
I run this command from the (linux) commandline:
gimp -i -b '(batch-unsharp-mask "*.jpg" 5.0 0.5 0)' -b '(gimp-quit 0)'
The response to this command is:
batch command experienced an execution error
If I comment out the line with 'gimp-image-scale', the batch processing
works but off course
Hi,
On Mon, 2009-08-17 at 20:27 +0200, Eric van Oorschot wrote:
> How do I batch process files in gimp and resize the images while keeping
> the aspect ratio of the original file. I modified the batch processing
> example on the Gimp web pages, but it just doesn't work.
It would help a lot if yo
Owen wrote:
> peter kostov wrote:
>>I have a dozen of images that I will to edit with GIMP using the
>>Resynthezise plug-in (plug-in-resynthesizer - ).
> Search Google for "Dave's batch processor"
DBP won't help - it does a bunch of common operations, but not Resynthesize.
--
David Hodson -
> Hi,
>
> I have a dozen of images that I will to edit with GIMP using the
> Resynthezise plug-in (plug-in-resynthesizer - ). I want to do this in
> non-interactive mode. I tried to write a gimp script, but as this is my
> first contact with this scripting language, I had no success.
> Basically I
Joel wrote:
> On Monday 24 June 2002 02:47 am, G E Scott Knauss wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>> Been banging my head against the desk for a few days now trying to
>>write a scrpt-fu to resize the enourmous images my 5 MegaPixel Camera
>>generates into something smaller and more bandwidth friendly. Ye
Using a PC Card Reader for the memory stick. Mounts as an ide drive.
Works like a charm. Just don't umount the drive before you eject the
card. Locks up the machine that way
As several people already pointed out, this problem is much easier to
solve using ImageMagick. Thanks
On Monday 24 June 2002 02:47 am, G E Scott Knauss wrote:
> Hello,
> Been banging my head against the desk for a few days now trying to
> write a scrpt-fu to resize the enourmous images my 5 MegaPixel Camera
> generates into something smaller and more bandwidth friendly. Yes, I
> could do the
On Monday 24 June 2002 08:47 am, G E Scott Knauss wrote:
> Hello,
> Been banging my head against the desk for a few days now trying to
> write a scrpt-fu to resize the enourmous images my 5 MegaPixel Camera
> generates into something smaller and more bandwidth friendly. Yes, I
> could do the
G E Scott Knauss wrote:
> Hello,
> Been banging my head against the desk for a few days now trying to
> write a scrpt-fu to resize the enourmous images my 5 MegaPixel Camera
> generates into something smaller and more bandwidth friendly. Yes, I
> could do them individually, but I'm thinking
You might find that ImageMagick fits your needs better.
Kelly
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From: "Adahma" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2002 5:07 PM
Subject: [Gimp-user] Batch processing?
> Every time I dump my digital camera, I scale and re-save many .jp
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