Hi,
Thanks for all replies while I was away from keyboard for the weekend.
I have been playing with duplicate tools and digikam before but did not
really find a good workflow. As darktables database offers all
information I need to find (almost all) duplicate images in my setting I
did not want
If it were me, I would copy all of the individual files into a common
folder where they can be date sorted and duplicates are then removed.
Then break the single folder into logical subfolders.
On 16.02.20 10:32, KOVÁCS István wrote:
Hi,
Assuming you use Linux: you can install fslint or dupeg
Hi,
Assuming you use Linux: you can install fslint or dupeguru. E.g.
https://connectwww.com/2-best-ways-to-find-and-remove-duplicate-files-on-ubuntu/5286/
For photos (images), digikam has a tool that can even compare by
content(!). https://userbase.kde.org/Digikam/Duplicates
(Sorry, I'm not good
On Sat, 15 Feb 2020 21:36:09 +0100
Tobias Krause wrote:
> Unfortunately quite some of the the photos
> are stored more than once and there is no
> "main" folder containing all images.
You could use the darktable database to find
those duplicate filenames in sqlitebrowser; if
you know a bit of sq
On Sat, 15 Feb 2020 21:36:09 +0100
Tobias Krause wrote:
> I just started using darktbale - in the first step mainly as DAM
> tool trying to clean the mess of photos that have been spread over
> different devices, folder, ...
You haven't mentioned your OS and your storage: local, NAS,...
Linux a
Not a DT expert.
MANY photo apps will have duplicate names.
There is usually good reason for this:
* Thumbnails are created, sometimes in multiple sizes.
* If there is some kind of album feature, these can be implemented as
folders of links (aliases) to the actual image.
* Some apps can/will dupl
Hi,
I just started using darktbale - in the first step mainly as DAM tool
trying to clean the mess of photos that have been spread over different
devices, folder, ...
First things first: darktable is amazing and after just using it fore
some days I wonder how I could ever use something else. Tha