On 2/18/08, SPE - Stani's Python Editor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm pleased to announce the release of Phatch which is a > powerful batch processor and renamer. Phatch exposes a big part of the > Python Imaging Library through an user friendly GUI. (It is using > python-pyexiv2 to offer more extensive EXIF and IPTC support.) Phatch > is not targeted at manipulating individual pictures (such as with > Gimp), but repeating the same actions on hundreds or thousands of > images. > > If you know PIL and have some nice recipes laying around, it is very > easy to write plugins as Phatch generates the corresponding GUI > automagically just like in Django. Any existings PIL scripts can be > added very easily. Let me know if you want to contribute or have any > questions. > > Homepage: http://photobatch.stani.be (free download link below) > Tutorials: http://photobatch.wikidot.com/tutorials > Translations: https://translations.launchpad.net/phatch/trunk/+pots/phatch > License: GPLv3 > Screenshot: > http://photobatch.wikidot.com/local--files/start/Screenshot-Phatch3d.jpg > (the perspective and reflection is produced by Phatch itself) > > Phatch has many features, like: > - EXIF information inspector with thumbnail > - limit jpeg file size when saving > - tons of actions organized by tags (including perspective, round > corners, shadow, reflection, ...) > - console version (Phatch can now run without a gui on servers) > - batch rename and copy files based on exif metadata > - data stamping (http://photobatch.wikidot.com) > - online documentation wiki (http://photobatch.wikidot.com) > > Linux only features: > - desktop or panel droplets on which images or folders can be dropped > (will be ported to Windows & Mac) > - Nautilus and desktop integration (with its own mime type and > nautilus extension) > - manpage with examples > > With python-pyexiv2 the following featues are added: > - embedding the original EXIF and IPTC tags in the image > > All actions mostly have a separate pil function in their source code, > so they could be read as a recipe book for PIL: > * Auto Contrast - Maximize image contrast > * Background - Put colour under transparent image > * Border - Crop or add border to all sides > * Brightness - Adjust brightness from black to white > * Canvas - Crop the image or enlarge canvas without resizing the image > * Colorize - Colorize grayscale image > * Common - Copies the most common pixel value > * Contrast - Adjust from grey to black & white > * Convert Mode - Convert the color mode of an image (grayscale, RGB, > RGBA or CMYK) > * Copy - Copy image file > * Effect - Blur, Sharpen, Emboss, Smooth, ... > * Equalize - Equalize the image histogram > * Fit - Downsize and crop image with fixed ratio > * Grayscale - Fade all colours to gray > * Invert - Invert the colors of the image (negative) > * Maximum - Copies the maximum pixel value > * Mask - Apply a transparency mask > * Median - Copies the median pixel value > * Minimum - Copies the minimum pixel value > * Offset - Offset by distance and wrap around > * Posterize - Reduce the number of bits of colour channel > * Perspective - Shear 2d or 3d > * Rank - Copies the rank'th pixel value > * Reflect - Drops a reflection > * Rename - Rename image file > * Rotate - Rotate with random angle > * Round - Round or crossed corners with variable radius and corners > * Saturation - Adjust saturation from grayscale to high > * Save - Save an image with variable compression in different types > * Scale - Scale an image with different resample filters. > * Shadow - Drop a blurred shadow under a photo with variable position, > blur and color > * Solarize - Invert all pixel values above threshold > * Text - Write text at a given position > * Transpose - Flip or rotate an image by 90 degrees > * Watermark - Apply a watermark image with variable placement (offset, > scaling, tiling) and opacity > > I develop Phatch on Ubuntu/Linux, but I have tested and polished it > regularly on Windows and Mac Os X. (Only the droplet functionality > needs to be ported.) Phatch is submitted to Debian unstable and > Ubuntu Hardy. Packagers for other platforms are welcome. > > Requirements: > - PIL 1.1.5 or higher > - wxPython 2.6 or higher > - pyexiv2 (optional) > - python nautilus bindings (optional)
This is pretty cool! I have one question about the equally cool website: what tool did you use for creating this image: http://photobatch.wikidot.com/local--files/start/Screenshot-Phatch3d.jpg Cheers, Daniel -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
