Scrollwheel and picture orientation

Hi!

I'm using digikam-0.9.2 on NetBSD-4.99.24/amd64.
I have two questions.

The first is about scrollwheel support. In 0.9.1 in the album viewer
when viewing a single image  I could use the scrollwheel to go to the
previous/next images. This stopped working for me in 0.9.2. Does
anyone else see this? I don't remember doing any changes in my setup
that might affect this.

The other question is about pictures coming from an Canon EOS 400D --
gqview-2.1.5 automatically knows how to orient them, but digikam
doesn't.
When comparing the exif tags as displayed by the applications, gqview
shows a "Orientation" tag with "left bottom" for ones that should be
turned left by 90 degrees and "top left" for ones that are oriented
correctly. I can't find this tag in the ones displayed by digikam.
Should I file a bug report about this?

Cheers,
 Thomas
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[Gilles Caulier-4]

2007/7/23, Thomas Klausner <[hidden email]>:

Hi!

I'm using digikam-0.9.2 on NetBSD-4.99.24/amd64.
I have two questions.

The first is about scrollwheel support. In 0.9.1 in the album viewer
when viewing a single image  I could use the scrollwheel to go to the
previous/next images. This stopped working for me in 0.9.2. Does
anyone else see this? I don't remember doing any changes in my setup
that might affect this.

In preview mode the mouse scrollwheel has changed because now preview support zomming and panning. Scrollwheel is used by Qt to move over image.

To change current image under preview mode, use CTRL key + mouse wheel instead mouse wheel alone.
 

The other question is about pictures coming from an Canon EOS 400D --
gqview-2.1.5 automatically knows how to orient them, but digikam
doesn't.
When comparing the exif tags as displayed by the applications, gqview
shows a "Orientation" tag with "left bottom" for ones that should be
turned left by 90 degrees and "top left" for ones that are oriented
correctly. I can't find this tag in the ones displayed by digikam.
Should I file a bug report about this?

Are you in full exif list or human readable exif list mode ? Look buttons on the top left of Exif sidebar tab to toogle it...

Gilles Caulier

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On Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 09:37:53AM +0200, Gilles Caulier wrote:
> In preview mode the mouse scrollwheel has changed because now preview
> support zomming and panning. Scrollwheel is used by Qt to move over image.
>
> To change current image under preview mode, use CTRL key + mouse wheel
> instead mouse wheel alone.

Pity - I was used to browse images with mouse-only, that feature is
now effectively gone :(

> Are you in full exif list or human readable exif list mode ? Look buttons on
> the top left of Exif sidebar tab to toogle it...

Ok, in full mode digikam shows the orientation too (as "left, bottom"
and "top, left", but it ignores it when displaying images.
 Thomas
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[Arnd Baecker]

On Mon, 23 Jul 2007, Thomas Klausner wrote:

> On Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 09:37:53AM +0200, Gilles Caulier wrote:
> > In preview mode the mouse scrollwheel has changed because now preview
> > support zomming and panning. Scrollwheel is used by Qt to move over image.
> >
> > To change current image under preview mode, use CTRL key + mouse wheel
> > instead mouse wheel alone.
>
> Pity - I was used to browse images with mouse-only, that feature is
> now effectively gone :(

Hmm, could this (and other mouse-settings) be made configurable?

> > Are you in full exif list or human readable exif list mode ? Look buttons on
> > the top left of Exif sidebar tab to toogle it...
>
> Ok, in full mode digikam shows the orientation too (as "left, bottom"
> and "top, left", but it ignores it when displaying images.

Just to be sure: In digiKams settings:
Setting->Configure digiKam: MetaData
is "Show images/thumbs rotated according to orientation tag"
turned on?

Arnd
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On Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 10:35:11AM +0200, Arnd Baecker wrote:
> Hmm, could this (and other mouse-settings) be made configurable?

That'd be nice, indeed.

> > > Are you in full exif list or human readable exif list mode ? Look buttons on
> > > the top left of Exif sidebar tab to toogle it...
> >
> > Ok, in full mode digikam shows the orientation too (as "left, bottom"
> > and "top, left", but it ignores it when displaying images.
>
> Just to be sure: In digiKams settings:
> Setting->Configure digiKam: MetaData
> is "Show images/thumbs rotated according to orientation tag"
> turned on?

Nope, it wasn't -- it is now and the pictures are turned
correctly. Thanks a lot!

Some of the thumbnails are still lying on their sides. I did a
"rebuild all thumbnails", but from the lines it wrote it didn't really
rebuild all of them, just two or three directories (of ~30).

The pics with the turned thumbnails display correctly when viewed
alone (when I click on them).
 Thomas
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Dnia wtorek 24 lipiec 2007, Arnd Baecker napisał:

> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007, Thomas Klausner wrote:
> > On Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 09:37:53AM +0200, Gilles Caulier wrote:
> > > In preview mode the mouse scrollwheel has changed because now
> > > preview support zomming and panning. Scrollwheel is used by Qt to
> > > move over image.
> > >
> > > To change current image under preview mode, use CTRL key + mouse
> > > wheel instead mouse wheel alone.
> >
> > Pity - I was used to browse images with mouse-only, that feature is
> > now effectively gone :(
>
> Hmm, could this (and other mouse-settings) be made configurable?

Or use scrollwheel to move to the next image when image is displayed in
full (no scrollbars).

m.

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