Hey All,
I have about 160-ish images I scanned in as .tif's (my scanner offers
.bmp, .jpg, .png, and .tif for saving scanned images as) @ 300-dpi. I'd
like to batch export them all to .xcf (for future working with) and .png
(I know I could have chose png to start but I thought .tif would be
I 'm using GIMP 2.6 and when I wanna resizing a lot of pictures, i use
david's batch processor feature. filter-batch. In the last tab of the
window, you can pick the output file type (I think the *.png is in the
list).
Just try to playing with the feature some while, to get used to with it.
I
On 06/21/13 14:06, Alvin Hikmawan S.Psi. wrote:
I 'm using GIMP 2.6 and when I wanna resizing a lot of pictures, i use
david's batch processor feature. filter-batch. In the last tab of
the window, you can pick the output file type (I think the *.png is in
the list).
Just try to playing with the
I'm curious, why the desire to batch-export to .xcf? You can batch
directly to .png and/or leave the .tif as they are, and allow GIMP to
import them when you want to work on them (and _then_ save to .xcf as you
work).
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 2:14 AM, Joseph A. Nagy, Jr
On 06/21/13 14:26, Pat David wrote:
I'm curious, why the desire to batch-export to .xcf? You can batch
directly to .png and/or leave the .tif as they are, and allow GIMP to
import them when you want to work on them (and _then_ save to .xcf as
you work).
I only saved to tif because I used the
I would leave the tifs alone as your original/base files, and only convert
to xcf as you need for processing them. No need to double your disk usage
just to have them ahead of time (it will happen as you touch them anyway,
assuming you save them as xcf after processing)...
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013
On Fri, 2013-06-21 at 14:31 -0500, Joseph A. Nagy, Jr wrote:
I felt tif
would be 'good enough' until I could get them set up on my laptop
It probably was, although png files are often a lot smaller in practice.
If the images are important, save the png files: xcf is not really a
good archival
