[Gimp-user] Best method to work with batch of images

[korr4k]

>You can still use BIMP and 'Other GIMP procedure' As the screenshot.
>Deprecated
>procedure but still works. You could write your own script using those
>rotate
>functions.
>
>However 50 thousand images? Is Gimp the correct tool for this.
>ImageMagick (IM)
>is better suited for large batch operations.
>
>Ask the question on the IM forum
>https://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/
>In the user section where they are very helpful.
>
>
>Attachments:
>* https://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/1263/original/bimp.jpg

Cool! I'm trying to use Gimp because the rotation tool is already combined with
a perfect crop for what I need. I tried with several python modules but then I
need to set specifics crop for each image.

I'll try first with Bimp, if it doesn't work I'll give a look to IM

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[Gimp-user] Best method to work with batch of images

[korr4k]

Hi everyone, I'm very new to GIMP and photo editing.

For a project that I'm working on, I need to rotate a batch of images (50k+),
the good news is that the rotation that I need is constant and Gimp works
perfectly for that.

I tried with a single image and everything that I need is to do is to open the
.jpg, use the rotation tool with the following options: 0.2°, cubic
interpolation and crop with the original image ratio. After that with just
another crop around the image borders the process is complete.

Clearly I can't do that for 50k+ images and I need some automated way. I saw
that there is the possibility in Gimp to import external tools/scripts or to
work via console.

With the premise that I know how to use Python, what do you think is the best
way for me? Plug-ins like Bimb only rotate the images for fixed amount of ° and
I'm worried that I can't set parameters such as the interpolation. Can I do that
via scripts or the options are very basic for them too?

I tried so search on the web for suggestions but the results are old and maybe
something new is already available

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