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How best to remove directional motion-blur from photos (on Linux)? [duplicate]
I took some photos of the moon last night. I wanted good color without a lot of noise, so used ISO 100 and a long exposure (10 seconds with a 400mm lens). I have a good tripod and head and used a 2 ...
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Will Photoshop run on Linux? [closed]
I have installed Photoshop on linux using wine. It's crashing again and again.
Is there any way to use Photoshop on linux?
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How to use pfstools to create OpenEXR files from command line on Linux/Mac?
I'm trying to find a way to create OpenEXR (.exr) files using pfstools from—say—three bracketed JPEG exposures. I'm familiar with enfuse and other tools.
How can I ...
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Is there Linux software to automatically sharpen appropriately for a given print size?
I'm living almost exclusively in Linux these days, working towards making the transition from Lightroom to Darktable.
One of the applications from my Windows days that I used (and really like) is ...
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Getting a replica of the in-camera JPG using free RAW editors [duplicate]
This question has been asked before for Lightroom but my question is about free RAW editors such as LightZone, Dark Table or Rawtherapee. More detail follows.
I've turned off all in-camera ...
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Software to manage imports under Linux in addition to Corel After Shot
I am an interested beginner in photography using Ubuntu 14.04. At the moment I am testing Corel After Shot Pro 2 because it seems to be quite full of features compared to its price.
I make my photos ...
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Linux software for stacking and RAW processing
I'm starting with astrophotography and my DSLR produces CR2 raw images. I use Linux and want to stack series of shots and do RAW processing (curves, RGB balance, etc.) I googled and found software ...
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What is the best linux/BSD distro for photography? [closed]
Is there a distribution or flavor of *nix that stands above the rest in terms of available apps in the repository, smooth workflow, colour management, etc?
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Is there any Linux software that can import picasa.ini edits?
I accumulated years of edits over my photographs in Picasa. Picasa works as a non-destructive editor, so it doesn't change the original files but saves all modifications in its database and in picasa....
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How do I create a timelapse video from a collection of photographs in Linux?
I want to create a timelapse from a collection of pictures, under Ubuntu. I'd like to make HD videos, and ideally add a soundtrack.
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Is there something similar to Adobe Lightroom for Linux?
I know about digiKam and Photivo, both of which are excellent software for post-processing RAW photographies and performing minor edits. However, these two programs aren't that good at organising ...
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What free software can I use to find pictures through meta data on Linux?
I am looking for a software that allows me to find in my collection pictures that have a particular characteristic. For example pictures taken with the same lenses and similar focal length. or find ...
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Which raw processors interpret distortion/CA correction from Micro Four Thirds cameras?
I've been thinking about Micro Four Thirds, which in many cases encodes distortion and chromatic aberration correction into the raw files. But, the raw processor I currently use (Bibble) ignores this ...
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What's a good application for file and folder for organizing large amounts of images on Linux?
I have a collection of around 35.000 JPG's and 5.000 NEF files. Previously I imported and "organized" this bulk load of pictures using RoboImport. It quite fitted my workflow as I could give it almost ...
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What photo management software would you recommend for Linux? [closed]
The most well known software for managing your photos are only available on Windows and Mac. so what photo management software do you use on Linux? What are it's strengths and weaknesses? What sort of ...
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