Re: Good tool for light photo editing?
"Michael D. Crawford" <crawford@goingware.com> writes:
> You know, I think the Gimp may be a little heavyweight for what the original
> poster was looking to do.
>
> Learning to use it for a beginner might be intimidating.
I disagree. Start gimp. Click the rotate tool. Save the file. Very easy.
It only gets complicated when you get into the fun stuff!
> Are there any imaging apps that only do the basic stuff like rotation,
> cropping, and scaling, and are very easy to use? There must be something.
>
> It would also be nice to have something that can work systematically on a
> whole directory full of images, rather than having to go to the file browser
> to open and save each one.
However, Gimp workflow management would be harder.
> I've got much the same problem. I have several Photo CDs and Picture CDs
> with hundreds of images on them, many of which I'd like to put on my
> website.
album.pl
I like it, though I've outgrown it and will probably put together something
just a tiny bit more powerful this winter.
Specifically, you probably want to start by running this in the root of your
photos to be displayed hierarchy...
album.pl -medium 800x600
rw2
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