How does digiKam do raw conversions for the slide shows ?

[Milan Knížek]

Linuxguy123 píše v St 23. 12. 2009 v 13:10 -0700:

> I hate to say it, but I agree.  Not that there is anything wrong with
> ufraw, it just isn't supported in digiKam.

You can  right-click on the raw file in the thumbnail view of DigiKam,
select open with - UFRaw. (Provided you have file associations correctly
setup.)

regards


Milan Knizek
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[Linuxguy123]

On Wed, 2009-12-23 at 22:31 +0100, Milan Knížek wrote:
> Linuxguy123 píše v St 23. 12. 2009 v 13:10 -0700:
>
> > I hate to say it, but I agree.  Not that there is anything wrong with
> > ufraw, it just isn't supported in digiKam.
>
> You can  right-click on the raw file in the thumbnail view of DigiKam,
> select open with - UFRaw. (Provided you have file associations correctly
> setup.)

I agree you can and I know this.  However the prospect of right clicking
200 images to convert them isn't appealing.

I want a batch tool and I want it to give me a result that rivals the in
camera embedded image.  Fast (at least in terms of how much of my time
it uses) and good quality output.


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[Milan Knížek]

Linuxguy123 píše v St 23. 12. 2009 v 14:38 -0700:
> > You can  right-click on the raw file in the thumbnail view of DigiKam,
> > select open with - UFRaw. (Provided you have file associations correctly
> > setup.)
>
> I agree you can and I know this.  However the prospect of right clicking
> 200 images to convert them isn't appealing.

At least you can select more images at once in digiKam, and open with UFRaw.
It should open one-by-one, not in parallel.

> I want a batch tool and I want it to give me a result that rivals the in
> camera embedded image.  Fast (at least in terms of how much of my time
> it uses) and good quality output.

I guess the only chance is to use the vendor's software...

regards,

Milan Knizek
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> Linuxguy123 píše v St 23. 12. 2009 v 14:38 -0700:
> > > You can  right-click on the raw file in the thumbnail view of DigiKam,
> > > select open with - UFRaw. (Provided you have file associations correctly
> > > setup.)
> >
> > I agree you can and I know this.  However the prospect of right clicking
> > 200 images to convert them isn't appealing.
>
> At least you can select more images at once in digiKam, and open with UFRaw.
> It should open one-by-one, not in parallel.
>

I have mistakenly sent a few dozen raw files to UFraw and it opened one at a time, a new one would open as soon as I closed the first

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