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--- Comment #11 from Gabor Guzmics <gab g4b org> 2009-08-25 15:17:55 ---
I think a kipi plugin would be really nice, too.
I just downloaded my images from my canon, and really thought, such a tool
might already had been implented. After searching around in the menus of
digikam, I just realised, I have to download another software for this, which I
was not very happy about. So you can see, from the users perspective, having a
native plugin is the better choice - but besides *not* having a plugin at all,
of course external use of another app might be a solution, but not a good one.
If hugin uses libraries (including some dependency to autopano-sift on my
ubuntu machine), it may be possible to use this piece of softwarelibrary to
create a front end as kipi plugin
if the user wants more perfect solutions, not just an easy tool, he can use
hugin - like he can use krita or gimp to manipulate his photos in more ways,
than he does with digikam. So the kipi plugin just needs to adress the most
likely scenario: put some images together as a panorama.
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