What is the best archiving approach for bundle of digital photos.
Requirements:
1) Use Debian with CD-RW
2) Files (main photos) are in jpeg file as obtained from camera.
3) There should be thumb nail images which fit in normal web browser.
4) Reading should be through web browser (i.e., any platform).
5) Organization shall require minimum efforts:
Just simple subdirectory structures.
6) Commenting on photo/folder should be accommodated with minimal care.
If not given, date range or subdirectory name is used as text message.
My idea is simple script to create web page. Use "du -s" to check
archive size,... (imagemagic + perl script + make should do this.)
I do not like this to be complicated.
Did anyone do this? Any pointer is appreciated.
FYI: I wrote a jpeg image handling program specifically for Canon Camera.
Un-modified image has creation date embedded in the image as well as the
file creation date. Off 1 second. Interesting.
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