[BUGS] making photos and toor access

Greg 'groggy' Lehey grog at FreeBSD.org
Tue Feb 19 12:46:13 EST 2008


On Thursday, 14 February 2008 at 19:40:55 +1100, Andrew Reilly wrote:
>
> Re: access: plug it into a USB port and it looks like a
> FAT-formatted DA drive full of JPEGs.  Alternatively, put the CF
> card into a USB reader and ditto.  I don't know if open source image
> programs know about Nikon RAW format, but I don't shoot them anyway:
> JPEG is good enough for me.

FWIW, my Nikon "CoolPix" L1 doesn't work like that, but the Olympus
does.  I take the SD card out of the Nikon and put it in an adaptor.

> But note: I actually use my Mac laptop to manage my photo library,
> so I don't know how good the OS photo management or editing software
> is.

I use my PowerMac to read things in too, but only to get them onto the
FreeBSD box.  All these mouse-pushing programs are too much work.

I'll put up some pages about how I do my photos when I have finished
the work I'm currently doing.  Basically,

- I copy the JPEGs into a directory hierarchy named after the day.
  Today's photos (rotten fruit :-) are in ~/Photos/20080219.

- I then process them with some custom scripts, Makefiles and
  ImageMagick to produce three different sets of photos in the web
  site hierarchy (today in ~/public_html/Photos/20080219).  The sets
  go in the subdirectories big, small and tiny.  big is the original
  size (which I keep at the highest resolution the cameras will do, 10
  or 6 MP).  small is set to a width (or height for portrail) of 600
  pixels, and tiny to 300, independently of the size of the original
  photo.

- I use a set of PHP scripts to display them and navigate between the
  sizes.  I'm still working on that.

Greg
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