Questions tagged [linux]
Linux is a family of free and Open Source operation systems.
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Darktable: Is it possible to select only modified images in Lighttable view?
In Darktable, in the Lighttable view, is it possible to select/view only images that have been edited?
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Is there a program for removing purple fringing for Ubuntu?
Some of my photos taken in bright daylight with film era lenses show purple fringing.
To remove it I have tried:
Bibble 5, does not seem to have any way of doing this.
I used the hue-saturation ...
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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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Creating timelapse on linux [duplicate]
I had a really bad time looking around on how to create a timelapse video on linux. After a lot of search I come with my own solution that converts aspect ratio without screwing the photos.
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Does the Fujifilm X-E1 work with Ubuntu?
I am an Ubuntu user. So far all my cameras worked perfectly out-of-the-box (Shotwell). I am thinking about buying the X-E1. I was wondering if anybody has already tried it with Ubuntu (Precise ...
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Good workflow to review and delete photos with Darktable?
I've just got a new camera, which I have already started taking a lot of photos with. Hard drive space isn't THAT cheap, and I would like to get a work-flow together to quickly go through images, ...
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How can I find a camera for long-term time lapse use?
For a oceanographic/atmospheric proof of concept project I need to set up a camera which will take a picture of the water's surface every 5 minutes during the day for up to two years. The pictures ...
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Batch processing/retouching scanned film with severe artifacts
An aunt asked me to scan some film for her (my best guess is they're 40+ years old), but my usual workflow has been challenged.
Some background:
I use Linux. And I have an Epson Perfection V350 ...
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How to automatically identify bracketed image sets among 100s of images?
I take a lot of photos. Quite many of those (cca 50%) are bracketed ones to create HDR images later. I would like to automatically identify the bracketed sets and move those to a separate folder for ...
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Hugin image/layer order
I made some huge panorama but to complete the background i used some 'low-res' pictures from a much wider lens.
Everything is well connected, but the image order is not the order from the "Images" ...
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RAWtherapee vs darktable for Linux [closed]
As an Ubuntu user and a beginner photographer, which of these programs (RAWtherapee or darktable) would give me the best head start and has the most user friendly interface?
The emphasis in this ...
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Is there a Fuji X10 raw converter for Linux?
Does anyone know if there's away to convert Fuji X10 Raw files in Ubuntu?
I'm considering to buy this camera but most software I've seen doesn't support it or isn't clear regarding that issue.
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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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