Geeqie Geeqie is a lightweight image viewer. Then open the camera settings" tab (top right) and click on the "capute image(s)" button).ĭocumentation: /documentation.shtml
(Open the "device" tab (top left), under your camera name, click the "tether shoot" button. Darktable Darktable proposes tethered shooting since v0.6. digiKam digiKam offers remote capture via its "Import" facility ("Import", then "Cameras", select your camera model (auto-detected), then click the "Capture" button). It is fully colour managed, auto-detecting system monitor profile and applying the neccessary transforms when displaying images. Entangle Entangle allows to trigger the shutter of your camera from the computer, features live preview of scene before shooting and control of all camera settings from computer. Tethered Shooting (remote capture via PC)
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It can also download images from multiple devices simultaneously and perform backups automatically as photos are being imported. This application generates meaningful, user configurable file and folder names. Rapid Photo Downloader Import your images efficiently and reliably with Rapid Photo Downloader. You can organize and view images as catalogs, or as a slideshow, bookmark folders and catalogs, and add comments to images. gThumb gThumb is an image viewer and browser. Supported color depth: up to 8 bit/channel You can rotate, crop, reduce red-eye, and adjust the exposure, saturation, tint, and temperature of each photo. Shotwell Shotwell lets you import photos from disk or camera, organize and view them in various ways, and export them to share with others. Supported color depth: up to 16 bit/channel It offers image enhancement tools such red-eye removal, color management, image filters, special effects and batch processing. digiKam digiKam is an advanced digital photo management application with extensive editing options.
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Rather than being extensive, the list focuses on applications best fitted for the job.įeel free to complete the list and share your tips. Here's a list of recommended applications for photographers using Linux. Last edited by Arran on Tue 10:05 am, edited 2 times in total.Digital Photography with Linux: Application Guide Kubuntu 14.04, 14.10, Monitor HP ZR30w, Scanner Epson V300 photo Has anybody heard of a way to do this or knows of such a filter/plug-in? My eternal thanks are sure.
I have scanned the Gmic filters, but found nothing usable. I found a tut for Photoshop doing at the bottom exactly what I would like to have, however it seems to me to be very complicated and not easy to use the technique in Gimp. The best would probably be a method to define one (or more) sets of colour key ranges per colour.
I am looking for a filter or a plug-in for Gimp, doing exactly this, but where I can set the borders of the colours myself. If you choose green, there is a medium green, much lighter or darker greens stay black/white. However, the colour is very narrowly defined. You choose one of six or so predefined colours and the result is then a black and white picture except everything in this colour. Many of the new compact cameras have an interesting gadget included: A colour key filter.
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