XnView Software

Hi!

Many times I modified the pictures, and the DateTime is not the photo creation time.

But I want to restore this on files after enhance images.

Can I do it?

Thanks: dd

Hi!

Many times I modified the pictures, and the DateTime is not the photo creation time.

So many times I need to sort by Exif (original) Date in the main listview.

Can I do it?

Thanks: dd

Hello durumdara,
I think it's an user problem :wink: (I am joking)
In this case, why not using Create\Multi page file \... pdf ?
or Create\Strip of images ?
So mouse select or tag your images, Create\Strip of images \ vertical alignment\ ... \ create
...then save as PDF (or print to a virtual pdf ...

I don't really understand what you are talking about, but Xnview cannot fix PDF Printer issues.

Hi!

This is NOT PDF Printer Problem. This is XNView problem.

I tried to print pictures to PDF.

But XNView not use the JPEG Exif direction, not use the normal directions, and some pictures are ...

Sorry but i don't understand, you means that XnView show correctly your PDF file, but when you print it the picture is rotated?
Step by step...

0.)
Install PDF Printer (Virtual PDF Printer).

1.)
Open a directory with pictures.
Photos, with EXIF oriented JPEGs. Some of them are landscape, some ...

Hi!

I search for a way to make same result as with Adobe Photoshop.

It can read input images, and insert them to PDF.

With Bullzip PDF I can do same thing when I choose custom page, with 297*297 72 DPI.

But the problem that my pictures are visible good in the XNView list, so they are visible ...

Dear Pierre!

You don't use the same version of NConvert?

I cannot use nconvert same version, because:

1.) I opened this page:
http://www.xnview.com/en/download_nc.html

2.) Saw this line:
Linux x86 NConvert v5.60

3.) I downloaded the tgz to my ubuntu.

4.) Opened with default archiver.

5 ...

Do you have tried to use -jpegtrans exif (Be careful, works on original file)

Hi!

Hmmm... This is really working - in Windows. In Linux I have a problem that website show 5.60 (linux), but the version of the file is 4.51, and this kind of suboption (exif) not supported...

So I'm confused now ...

Hi!

Yes, that is my wish, or get some info from orientation to make pre-rotation in image.
Because data orientation is not same as in Exif, and PIL, and wxPython is not uses the Exif info - so I got images that are not in good direction.

Thanks:
dd

Hi!

I have a Python program that make thumbnails and conversions - and it uses nconvert.

One thing not working with it.

Prev. I used PhotoShop COM, and if I convert the pictures, the orientation corrected to right image direction.

But nconvert not do this, and all of my converted pictures are ...

Hi!

I tried to move my photo tools to Ubuntu 9.10.

I installed xnview for linux on the machine. Today I tried to use my python script that calling nconvert with many modes.

But these modes failed to start:
HLS
GammaSat
AutoLevels
AutoContrast

I check the help - I have nconvert 4.51 - and it ...

Hi!

I must process a directory that hold GB of pictures. Many of them have wrong gamma, but I need to set this prop. one-by-one.
Possible it will better, if I can define some hotkeys (for example Ctrl + 1 for gamma 1.3, Ctrl + 2 for gamma 1.6, etc.) to simplify the process.
When I see that picture ...

In the GIMP list I got this description on Automatic White Balance:


> If I saw good, the Automatic White Balance function uses
> "gimp-color-balance".
GIMP's Auto White Balance menu command performs the same operation as
clicking on the AUTO button in the "Colors->Levels" dialog. It sets
the ...

xnview wrote:Do you have tried normalize, autolevels, autocontrast?

The master said that "I've found that gammasat can have similar result ".

Thanks for it:
dd

Do you have tried normalize, autolevels, autocontrast?

I sent a mail directly to you with two images.
As you see in the picture, that the sky gets darker, the white building is whiter, and the coloured flowers have stronger tone.

Possible same function is the saturation (30), but white is not ...