Re: A photo program that does these functions in batch mode?
- From: Proteus <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 04 Aug 2005 12:22:46 -0500
John Dalberg wrote:
...
> I meant by batch mode as in doing it all in one command in the GUI. I
> really do not want to this using scripts or going to the command prompt.
> As easy as possible is what I want. Think of your grand mother trying to
> do this.
>
yeah I understand. But a GUI with menu options can almost be as complicated
as command line for some. For example, you could use mogrify command in a
commline line (terminal) mode as follows
mogrify -format .jpg *.tif -quality 90
to convert all TIFF images in the current folder (directory) to JPEG images,
with 90% quality (10% compression).
Or you could do
mogrify -shave 5x5 *.jpg
to remove 5 pixels from the image edges of all jpeg images in current
folder; useful for example to give shaved images to someone or have shabved
images printed and keeping the original unshaved images for copyright proof
purposes.
The mogrify command is not too hard, really, and there are example usage
guides that show and explain every option with examples. But I am a geek so
of course I am biased to the power of the command line over graphical
interfaces.
.
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