Re: GMC and thumbnail images

2002-04-08 Thread Barry

Mark Rowe wrote:
 
 Barry wrote:
 
 Oops
 
 Konqueror creates its own thumbnails first time the directory is
 accessed. They are then saved in the dir in a .pics/large|med sub
 directory according to the icon size.
 
 Next time the directory is accessed the loading is lots faster.
 
 Barry
 
 Out of interest, what version of Konqueror are you using Barry?  I've
 explored a little further, and can find no sign of the .pics/ directory
 you mention.  I was able to track down where Konqueror 2.2.2 stores its
 thumbnails though.  It hides them away under ~/.kde/share/thumbnails/ .
 
 Mark

Konqueror 2.1.1 for KDE2.1.1 Mandrake8. If the thumbnails are showing
the .pics dir does not. Change to detailed list view  show hidden.

Barry



Re: GMC and thumbnail images

2002-04-07 Thread Barry

Hope this helps

Most digital cameras save images in exif format which is an extension of
jpg. This format includes a thumbnail img plus all the camera settings
used in taking the pic (flash, lens setting, camera make/model and heaps
more). This detail is visible in a suitable app, I use Exifread under
win95. It is fast, shows the embedded thumnails automatically and can
also show full size for exif and 'normal' jpg files. It is a viewer
only. Having located my file I then use other apps to
transfer/manipulate the image. Beware though that other image apps will
probably delete all the exif specific data and save a jpg file without
thumbnail.

You can check for an exif file by viewing it in a hex editor. The file
type shows in the 1st 16 bytes - EXIF or JFIF

There is an app for linux which I have yet to try -
exifutils-lin-x86-1.5.tgz.  I understand that it can modify existing
data and add your own comments to exif  jpg files but i don't think it
handles the graphics. Source code is available from the author. If
anyone knows of others please lets know of them

Konqueror creates its own thumbnails - slow to load and does not save
them.

Barry
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Vik Olliver wrote:
 
 Mark Rowe wrote:
  Konqueror can display thumbnails for images if you enable the setting
  via the menus.  It is under View - Preview - Images.  Note that
  Konqueror must be in either Icon or Multicolumn view for the thumbnails
  to display (View - View Mode).
 
 You don't happen to know if it leave thumbnail droppings in the image
 directory do you?
 
 I've got to upgrade my HD before I can fit KDE stuff on my system. /usr
 is running very low...
 
 Vik :v)
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Re: GMC and thumbnail images

2002-04-07 Thread Mark Rowe

Barry wrote:

Oops

Konqueror creates its own thumbnails first time the directory is
accessed. They are then saved in the dir in a .pics/large|med sub
directory according to the icon size.

Next time the directory is accessed the loading is lots faster.

Barry

Out of interest, what version of Konqueror are you using Barry?  I've 
explored a little further, and can find no sign of the .pics/ directory 
you mention.  I was able to track down where Konqueror 2.2.2 stores its 
thumbnails though.  It hides them away under ~/.kde/share/thumbnails/ .

Mark




Re: GMC and thumbnail images

2002-04-03 Thread Mark Rowe

Vik Olliver wrote:

Mark Rowe wrote:

Konqueror can display thumbnails for images if you enable the setting
via the menus.  It is under View - Preview - Images.  Note that
Konqueror must be in either Icon or Multicolumn view for the thumbnails
to display (View - View Mode).


You don't happen to know if it leave thumbnail droppings in the image
directory do you?

I've got to upgrade my HD before I can fit KDE stuff on my system. /usr
is running very low...

Vik :v)


 From a little playing around with it, I cannot find any remnants of the 
thumbnails it generates.  It would appear that they are generated on the 
fly, and not cached on disk at all.  Then again, since my 'playing 
around' was rather short, I may have missed something.

Mark





Re: GMC and thumbnail images

2002-04-02 Thread Walter Logeman

Vik 

 Does anyone know if it is possible to get gmc to display
 thumbnail images?

I am not sure if I am on the same wave lenght as you here... an 
image viewer I use and like is gqview.

Walter

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Psychotherapist
http://www.psybernet.co.nz



Re: GMC and thumbnail images

2002-04-02 Thread Vik Olliver

Walter Logeman wrote:
 
 Vik
 
  Does anyone know if it is possible to get gmc to display
  thumbnail images?
 
 I am not sure if I am on the same wave lenght as you here... an
 image viewer I use and like is gqview.

The problem is that gqview does not support drag 'n' drop. So I end up
doing the browsing of the cmera's files in gqview, and then using gmc to
drag the renamed images that I want to move into the right directories.
It'd be nice if I could use the same tool interactively for both jobs,
in the same way that the explorer does in that otherwise awful Microsoft
stuff.

Can Konqueror be persuaded to display thumbnails?

Vik :v)
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Re: GMC and thumbnail images

2002-04-02 Thread Mark Rowe

Vik Olliver wrote:

Walter Logeman wrote:

Vik

Does anyone know if it is possible to get gmc to display
thumbnail images?

I am not sure if I am on the same wave lenght as you here... an
image viewer I use and like is gqview.


The problem is that gqview does not support drag 'n' drop. So I end up
doing the browsing of the cmera's files in gqview, and then using gmc to
drag the renamed images that I want to move into the right directories.
It'd be nice if I could use the same tool interactively for both jobs,
in the same way that the explorer does in that otherwise awful Microsoft
stuff.

Can Konqueror be persuaded to display thumbnails?

Vik :v)


Konqueror can display thumbnails for images if you enable the setting 
via the menus.  It is under View - Preview - Images.  Note that 
Konqueror must be in either Icon or Multicolumn view for the thumbnails 
to display (View - View Mode).

Mark




Re: GMC and thumbnail images

2002-04-02 Thread Kerry Baker

Another option is Nautilus if you use Gnome.  It supports thumbnails and
drag n' drop.

Kerry.

On Wed, 2002-04-03 at 11:51, Mark Rowe wrote:
 Vik Olliver wrote:
 
 Walter Logeman wrote:
 
 Vik
 
 Does anyone know if it is possible to get gmc to display
 thumbnail images?
 
 I am not sure if I am on the same wave lenght as you here... an
 image viewer I use and like is gqview.
 
 
 The problem is that gqview does not support drag 'n' drop. So I end up
 doing the browsing of the cmera's files in gqview, and then using gmc to
 drag the renamed images that I want to move into the right directories.
 It'd be nice if I could use the same tool interactively for both jobs,
 in the same way that the explorer does in that otherwise awful Microsoft
 stuff.
 
 Can Konqueror be persuaded to display thumbnails?
 
 Vik :v)
 
 
 Konqueror can display thumbnails for images if you enable the setting 
 via the menus.  It is under View - Preview - Images.  Note that 
 Konqueror must be in either Icon or Multicolumn view for the thumbnails 
 to display (View - View Mode).
 
 Mark





Re: GMC and thumbnail images

2002-03-30 Thread Vik Olliver

Walter Logeman wrote:
 
 Vik
 
  Does anyone know if it is possible to get gmc to display
  thumbnail images?
 
 I am not sure if I am on the same wave lenght as you here... an
 image viewer I use and like is gqview.

gqview is in the right direction, particularly when you fload the file
selector and the fit image to window options. However I don't seem to be
able to make it drag 'n' drop, which is something that I need to do to
efficiently transfer files off my camera.

Vik :v)
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