XnView Software

Hi Guys,

I do have two concerns. Hope you can help me on this:

1) I need to convert several Jpeg Files to one Tiff File

2) The tiff files I'm getting needs to be darken a little bit more

Hope you can assist how to accomplish this.

You can create multipage TIFF file only with batch command line tool NConvert...

This is more complicated than I thought.

Not really familiar with scripting .... I can't get a script to do this

This is the script I got from Xnview - export script:

nconvert -npcd 2 -size 256x256+0 -ctype grey -corder inter -out tiff -o E:\XXXX\new file converter programs for testing\testing xnview leadtools udc\result xnview\%%.tif -binary nodither


what can I add to:

a) ensure that the output tiff image is only one file
b) the output tiff image is darker

Creating a multipage tiff with xnview is easy, just open xnview, then click tools->multipage->create. Choose tiff from the dropdown, set a name for the file, choose what folder to create it in, then add your images.

The drawback to this method is that you can't auto-edit the images at the same time.

What you can do is auto-edit the images first. Go to tools->batch processing. Now add your images, set the saving options, then click the transformations tab. For brightness, click "map" from the list, then you'll see options for adjusting brightness, gamma, etc. Choose one & click the "add" button, then you can adjust the slider. Once that's all set, click the "go" button.
Once your images have been darkened as you want them, follow the steps I listed above for putting them into a multipage tiff.

Drahken wrote:Creating a multipage tiff with xnview is easy, just open xnview, then click tools->multipage->create. Choose tiff from the dropdown, set a name for the file, choose what folder to create it in, then add your images.

The drawback to this method is that you can't auto-edit the images at the same time.

What you can do is auto-edit the images first. Go to tools->batch processing. Now add your images, set the saving options, then click the transformations tab. For brightness, click "map" from the list, then you'll see options for adjusting brightness, gamma, etc. Choose one & click the "add" button, then you can adjust the slider. Once that's all set, click the "go" button.
Once your images have been darkened as you want them, follow the steps I listed above for putting them into a multipage tiff.

Hi Drahken,

For the first set of steps: open xnview, then click tools->multipage->create
I can't see multipage

When I click on Tools, the following are only options I can see:

Open
Open With
View in Hex Mode
Search
Find Similar Files
Export...
Capture Screen..
Batch Processing
Send by Email
Jpeg Lossless transformations
Change timestamp
Extract Movie Frames
Set as Wallpaper
Batch Rename
Compare
Sequence Convert
Plugin
Options

Sorry, looks like that menu changes a lot depending on what view mode you're in. If you open xnview in view mode with no opened pic it'll be under tools->creat multipage. If you are in view mode with an image opened, it'll be tools->multipage->create. If you're in browser mode, it's under the "create" menu (create->multipage file).

Drahken wrote:Sorry, looks like that menu changes a lot depending on what view mode you're in. If you open xnview in view mode with no opened pic it'll be under tools->creat multipage. If you are in view mode with an image opened, it'll be tools->multipage->create. If you're in browser mode, it's under the "create" menu (create->multipage file).

Great!!! It worked!! thanks a lot