converts RAW files from a Nikon DSLR to jpg for easy viewing etc. requires ufraw package
Most people take photos in landscape orientation (wider than it is tall). Sometimes though you turn the camera sideways to capture a narrow/tall subject. Assuming you then manually rotate those picture files 90 degrees for proper viewing on screen or photo frame, you now have a mix of orientations in your photos directory.
This command will print out the names of all the photos in the current directory whose vertical resolution is larger than its horizontal resolution (i.e. portrait orientation). You can then take that list of files and deal with them however you need to, like re-rotating back to landscape for consistent printing with all the others.
This command requires the "identify" command from the ImageMagick command-line image manipulation suite. Sample output from identify:
identify PICT2821.JPG
PICT2821.JPG JPEG 1536x2048 1536x2048+0+0 8-bit DirectClass 688KB 0.016u 0:00.006
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Sony's Xperia camera app creates files without time-stamped names. Thus, after deleting files on the phone, the same names will be reused. When uploading the photos to a cloud storage, this means that files will be overwritten. Running this command after every sync of uploaded photos with the computer prevents this. Show Sample Output
Resizes all images in the curent directory to x resolution. It is better than `mogrify -resize *.jpg` because of independence from extension of image (e.g. .jpg and .JPG) (: Show Sample Output
Grab the RSS link to the Picasa album. Feed it to the script when its hungry. When its done writing the shopping list, just use
wget -c -i wgetlist
to get your stuff.
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