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Recently, i redesigned the camera interface to be more homogenous with the rest of digiKam (album view, light table and image editor)
The old implementation used a simple dialog to host camera interface contents. This way been an huge limitation to add new options for the future. Also, the dialog layout been not optimum.
Now, we use a status bar, a tool bar and a standard menu. On status bar, a widget provide a speed way to change thumbs size. Also, this version is able to show XMP metadata.
We have planedread more
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| submitted by land0 on August 29, 2007 | |
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If you read this web site regulary, you will have seen a poll to survey user wishes.
The last one is this entry. As you can see, XMP metadata support is on the top of the list...
Andreas Huggel (Exiv2 library author) has work recently to support XMP and provided a first alpha version to test. I have patched libkexiv2 and digiKam for KDE4 to support it.
Well now, digiKam and Showfoto are able to display XMP contents on Metadata sidebar !
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| submitted by land0 on August 20, 2007 | |
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If you read this web site regulary, you will have seen a poll to survey user wishes.
The last one is this entry. As you can see, XMP metadata support is on the top of the list...
Andreas Huggel (Exiv2 library author) has work recently to support XMP and provided a first alpha version to test. I have patched libkexiv2 and digiKam for KDE4 to support it.
Well now, digiKam and Showfoto are able to display XMP contents on Metadata sidebar !
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| submitted by land0 on August 20, 2007 | |
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Friday, 27 Jul 2007 02:00 GMT As Inkscape is constantly being developed and improved, there is always new features and improvements being implemented. Three of the cooler improvements are: On canvas gradient editing, selection by touch, and the new flood fill tool. Each of these new features can be read about in the Inkscape Wiki or you can install a development version of inkscape, or you can view the following screencasts that briefly demonstrate the new improvements.
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| submitted by land0 on July 27, 2007 | |
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With the next releases of the digiKam, the time has come to find the ideal splash-screens to go with it. Now is your chance to join the ranks of the precious few who have had their artwork associated with a release of digiKam!
SplashScreen is a simple way for users to contribute to digiKam project. The pictures must be correctly exposed and composed, and the subject must be choosen using a real photographer inspiration.
The next stable release 0.9.3 of digiKam is planed to september. This version will includes few bug fix for KDE3 envirronement. For this release, we need 2 new splash-screens dedicaced to digiKam and Showfoto startup.
Note, than it will also the same about digiKam and Showfoto for KDE4 envirronement planed around december.
To resume, we need 4 color or black and white pictures, taken horizontally. We need only photos, no need to put few marks about program name and version. We have a template to do it later. See below the official 0.9.2 splash-screen as exemple:read more
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| submitted by land0 on July 26, 2007 | |
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With the next releases of the digiKam, the time has come to find the ideal splash-screens to go with it. Now is your chance to join the ranks of the precious few who have had their artwork associated with a release of digiKam!
SplashScreen is a simple way for users to contribute to digiKam project. The pictures must be correctly exposed and composed, and the subject must be choosen using a real photographer inspiration.
The next stable release 0.9.3 of digiKam is planed to september. This version will includes few bug fix for KDE3 envirronement. For this release, we need 2 new splash-screens dedicaced to digiKam and Showfoto startup.
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| submitted by land0 on July 26, 2007 | |
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Today, Marcel has polished libkipi to KDE4 port implementation to be able to load kipi-plugins from kipi host applications. digiKam for KDE4 is now fully capable to load kipi-plugins. It's the first kipi host which can do it...
Two kipi-plugins are already fully ported : TimeAdjust and JPEGLossLess.It will be time now to port all othe
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| submitted by land0 on July 22, 2007 | |
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Today, Marcel has polished libkipi to KDE4 port implementation to be able to load kipi-plugins from kipi host applications. digiKam for KDE4 is now fully capable to load kipi-plugins. It's the first kipi host which can do it...
Two kipi-plugins are already fully ported : TimeAdjust and JPEGLossLess.It will be time now to port all othe
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| submitted by land0 on July 22, 2007 | |
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