Batch Processing

Asked by Racepics

Is it possible to use Gwenview to batch process IPTC data?
I would like to be able to select-all a directory of images and batch process the event details into the IPTC captions.

I see I can do them one at a time but thats not good if you have 500 images from one event....

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Racepics (chris-racepics) said :
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Selecting-all and going PLUGINS>IMAGES>METADATA>EDIT IPTC only does the first image selected - not the whole directory

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Ivan Lautaro Lemos (ivancete) said :
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You can install Digikam to batch edit the iptc data for all images at the same time.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digikam

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Racepics (chris-racepics) said :
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Yes tried Digikam but it seems to have the same problem.
There is no IPTC listed in the batch processes.

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Ivan Lautaro Lemos (ivancete) said :
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Well, try to install the kipi plugins

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Ivan Lautaro Lemos (ivancete) said :
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if gwenview, or Digikam not supports Kipi plugins
you can try with http://www.jalix.org/projects/showimg/ that supports it very well

http://www.kipi-plugins.org/drupal/

Hope This Helps

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Racepics (chris-racepics) said :
#6

Thanks ivancete but I do have the kipi plugins installed.
They are installed and activated.
As I said in the first post - I CAN edit IPTC data on individual images (not possible without the plugins) but I cannot do it as a batch process

In Gwenview - under the Plugins menu I have:
Batch Processing:
Border images
Color images
Convert images
Image effects
Filter images
Rename images
Recompress images
Resize images
RAW images converter

In DigiKam - under the Tools>Batch Processes menu I have:
Batch Processing:
Border images
Color images
Convert images
Image effects
Filter images
Rename images
Recompress images
Resize images
RAW images converter

There is no IPTC in either of the Batch Process lists.

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Racepics (chris-racepics) said :
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Ivan Lautaro Lemos (ivancete) said :
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Well, you can search for an applicattion that can do batch process for iptc, i dont know if its possible, you should search it in: http://www.getdeb.net/browse.php

Good luck

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Racepics (chris-racepics) said :
#9

Thanks Ivancete - I found I can run Irfanview via crossover ( wine ) and that will do batch IPTC data .
maybe Gwenview will get this feature in future versions.
thanks