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Batch processing of files G E Scott Knauss 24 Jun 14:47
  Batch processing of files John Culleton 24 Jun 14:58
  Batch processing of files Joel 24 Jun 19:03
   Batch processing of files G E Scott Knauss 24 Jun 19:20
  Batch processing of files Akkana 26 Jun 01:51
Batch processing of files Geoffrey 24 Jun 14:52
Batch processing of files Geoffrey 24 Jun 20:00
G E Scott Knauss
2002-06-24 14:47:55 UTC (over 22 years ago)

Batch processing of files

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 I'll get tired of that after a while. Any ideas.

Geoffrey
2002-06-24 14:52:33 UTC (over 22 years ago)

Batch processing of files

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 I'll get tired of that after a while. Any ideas.

imagemagick

PERCENT_OF_ORGINAL=20

for fn in $(

convert -geom ${PERCENT_OF_ORIGINAL}% $fn s-${fn} done

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John Culleton
2002-06-24 14:58:29 UTC (over 22 years ago)

Batch processing of files

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 them individually, but I'm thinking I'll get tired of that after a while. Any ideas.

ImageMagick

John Culleton

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Joel
2002-06-24 19:03:36 UTC (over 22 years ago)

Batch processing of files

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 them individually, but I'm thinking I'll get tired of that after a while. Any ideas.

How do you get the images off the camera? Can you mount the camera's storage media as a drive under Linux (with USB or firewire), just copying images to your hard drive, or do you use something like gphoto to get them?

--Joel

G E Scott Knauss
2002-06-24 19:20:53 UTC (over 22 years ago)

Batch processing of files

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 to Geoffrey who sent me a script that got me started in the right direction. (before that I was totally lost as to how ImageMagick even functioned.) Thanks all !

On Mon, 2002-06-24 at 19:03, 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. Yes, I could do them individually, but I'm thinking I'll get tired of that after a while. Any ideas.

How do you get the images off the camera? Can you mount the camera's storage media as a drive under Linux (with USB or firewire), just copying images to your hard drive, or do you use something like gphoto to get them?

--Joel

Geoffrey
2002-06-24 20:00:00 UTC (over 22 years ago)

Batch processing of files

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. Yes, I could do them individually, but I'm thinking I'll get tired of that after a while. Any ideas.

How do you get the images off the camera? Can you mount the camera's storage media as a drive under Linux (with USB or firewire), just copying images to your hard drive, or do you use something like gphoto to get them?

My Sony camcorder has both usb and firewire. I've not played with the firewire yet, but I have successfully mounted the memory stick media, it is recognized as a scsi device.

--Joel

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Akkana
2002-06-26 01:51:51 UTC (over 22 years ago)

Batch processing of files

G E Scott Knauss writes:

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 I'll get tired of that after a while. Any ideas.

I haven't tried 5mp images (my camera is only 2.1mp) but I use my resizeall script (which uses the convert program from ImageMagick) to batch-resize, and some other related scripts to batch-process in other ways. http://shallowsky.com/software/imagebatch.html

(Of course, I use gimp for anything nontrivial ...)

...Akkana