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« Reply #180 on: March 29, 2012, 10:58:45 AM »

That is amazing Paul,

Can you imagine a monitor that would show that off in it's full glory?
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« Reply #181 on: March 29, 2012, 04:05:54 PM »

Can you imagine a monitor that would show that off in it's full glory?

That would be neat.
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« Reply #182 on: May 01, 2012, 03:41:02 AM »

This is no great photograph but just a general interest one - I am still interested in where the Monarch butterflies go in our winter here in Auckland, New Zealand.



I've had a very successful year with several large Swan Plants that have attracted lots of Monarchs over the summer and I have raised lots of them to the butterfly stage by taking them off the Swan Plants while they were very tiny and raising them on Moth Plant, an noxious weed that it is illegal to sell but grows all by itself in many places including a corner of my section where I can control it enough to prevent it from seeding.

A few weeks back, while it was still warm and sunny in what we call an 'Indian Summer' of prolonged summer weather as autumn approaches, we had lots of Monarchs flying around and then they seemed to just disappear and I haven't seen one for many days. Unfortunately I didn't notice when they actually left and my memory serves me poorly in recollecting when I did see one. That is, until today, when I noticed one with rather weather-beaten wings sunning itself on the Cabbage Tree in the front of the house next to where the Swan Plants are still surviving with their last crop of caterpillars and one or two chrysalises.

The big questions is, where do they migrate to for the winter? I thought last winter that some had stayed and wintered here as I saw one at one time or other through the winter. But this year there did seem to be a day in which they just took off for warmer climes, leaving only the stragglers and late arrivals to eke out a living in the cold.

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« Reply #183 on: May 12, 2012, 03:49:16 AM »

I've just updated an earlier post with a preview of the Yucca Plant just before it shot into its magnificent flowering stage.
http://linuxgraphicsusers.com/forum/index.php?topic=1121.msg13050#msg13050

Also, gemlog posted over on the Linux Internationals some very interesting information about the wintering habits of the Monarch butterfly, here in New Zealand.
Monarch Adaptations to life in New Zealand

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« Reply #184 on: March 14, 2013, 04:55:20 AM »

I'm sure that most of you have forgotten completely about the Yucca flower, but you might be interested to know that it is still there and producing a massive number of offspring!

I passed it the other day on a walk and took another couple of photos of this phenomenon.


The tall Yucca flower, leaning heavily to one side, but still holding its own.


Close-up showing the large numbers of plantlets that have formed on the flower.

Truly an amazing sight, this more than a year old flower stem.

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« Reply #185 on: March 14, 2013, 09:29:56 PM »

Hi All,

I hope you will like these recent photos of some of our hibiscus flowers.

These are lovely flowers that last for just one day but the bush is producing a continuous, plentiful supply of these wonderful blooms.



I have added a bonus shot of part of the bush, showing more flowers and buds.



Also an earlier photo, taken in full sunshine at an earlier time of the day with deeper colours.



All these shots were taken at a distance using the zoom lens to focus in on the flowers, leaving any background out of focus. This seems to give the best results both as to focus and colouring.

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« Reply #186 on: March 23, 2013, 07:16:49 PM »

Thanks Paul. I downloaded the first one after viewing, but the third one is exceptional!
Nice. Thanks.
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« Reply #187 on: March 31, 2013, 01:52:48 AM »

2 more for me in the official Pentax Photo Gallery (or PPG) and I use Linux exclusively for my entire workflow from raw to print. These were taken in Innsbruck, Austria with a tilt-lens.


Views of Innsbruck by newmikey, on Flickr


Alpine fun by newmikey, on Flickr

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All images processed with open-source software - open-source is fresher, tastier and cheaper with updates delivered on a daily basis.
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« Reply #188 on: March 31, 2013, 12:25:21 PM »

2 more for me in the official Pentax Photo Gallery (or PPG) and I use Linux exclusively for my entire workflow from raw to print. These were taken in Innsbruck, Austria with a tilt-lens.


Views of Innsbruck by newmikey, on Flickr


Alpine fun by newmikey, on Flickr

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Mike's website
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Hello Mike,

I love your colours in your photo stream. Having read your write-up on http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/artists/mikebing I now understand a bit as to how you achieve this. Have you written up the process anywhere? HDR is an aspect of digital photography that I have not really gotten into yet and maybe my camera is not up to it as I use a Kodak Z650 that, as far as I know, only produces JPEG files as output.

One area that has interested me is using Hugin to produce panoramas. Is Hugin in your kit?

Paul

PS : I had quite a bit of difficulty following your links and have corrected them in my 'Reply'.
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« Reply #189 on: March 31, 2013, 02:09:17 PM »

Hello Mike,

I love your colours in your photo stream. Having read your write-up on http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/artists/mikebing I now understand a bit as to how you achieve this. Have you written up the process anywhere? HDR is an aspect of digital photography that I have not really gotten into yet and maybe my camera is not up to it as I use a Kodak Z650 that, as far as I know, only produces JPEG files as output.

One area that has interested me is using Hugin to produce panoramas. Is Hugin in your kit?

Paul

PS : I had quite a bit of difficulty following your links and have corrected them in my 'Reply'.

Thanks for looking and letting me know about the links - I changed them and they should be fine now. I haven't really written down my HDR process but I use LuminanceHDR ( formerly known as qtpfsgui ) and its documentation page is pretty solid http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/?page_id=13. With the Z650 you might get good results but they may be a bit noisy and need some smoothing afterwards.

Hugin definitely is in my kit although I do not do many panorama's. It's an awesome piece of software though. The colours in my photostream are mostly due to the camera and the workflow around ImageMagick, Ufraw and NeatImage that I developed as a bash script many years ago.
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« Reply #190 on: March 31, 2013, 04:31:48 PM »


Thanks for looking and letting me know about the links - I changed them and they should be fine now. I haven't really written down my HDR process but I use LuminanceHDR ( formerly known as qtpfsgui ) and its documentation page is pretty solid http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/?page_id=13. With the Z650 you might get good results but they may be a bit noisy and need some smoothing afterwards.

Hugin definitely is in my kit although I do not do many panorama's. It's an awesome piece of software though. The colours in my photostream are mostly due to the camera and the workflow around ImageMagick, Ufraw and NeatImage that I developed as a bash script many years ago.

Thanks for the link, Mike, I'll definitely take another look at HDR. I've found that Hugin does some work along those lines but I would like to be able to do more than what I have found in Hugin.

I'm intrigued by your bash script. Does that automate the process from RAW to published photograph? Care to elaborate/share?

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« Reply #191 on: May 01, 2013, 11:45:00 AM »

Great photos, guys!!!

(I know I haven't been around for a while... pretty busy with work & life & the PCLinuxOS Mag)

Here's one I took at an Earth Day program I was helping with... we are trying to teach kids about agriculture.. animals, machinery, grains... everything. This is a Mobile Dairy and they show the students how the milking machine works.


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« Reply #192 on: May 01, 2013, 03:47:11 PM »

Great photos, guys!!!

(I know I haven't been around for a while... pretty busy with work & life & the PCLinuxOS Mag)

Here's one I took at an Earth Day program I was helping with... we are trying to teach kids about agriculture.. animals, machinery, grains... everything. This is a Mobile Dairy and they show the students how the milking machine works.

And nice to see you around here, too. Very good shot of the dairy cow.

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« Reply #193 on: May 03, 2013, 11:10:16 AM »

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I'm intrigued by your bash script. Does that automate the process from RAW to published photograph? Care to elaborate/share?

Paul
Apologies for the late reply, Paul but of course I'm willing to share!

Code:
#!/bin/bash
#
# Some code originated with another script by Charles Bouveyron <charles.bouveyron@free.fr>
# Re-written for UFRaw: 2008-2011 Mike Bing - <newmikey@pclinuxos.nl>
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
# as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
# of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301, USA.
#
# Version number is now 0.4.1
# Usage: ufrb-kde ppm|tiff|png|jpg|fits normal|clean file-1 file-2 file-3 file-4 ........ file-N
# Example: ufrb-kde jpg normal /mnt/win_e/k100d-s/100_0528/imgp3693.pef /mnt/win_e/k100d-s/100_0528/imgp3696.pef /mnt/win_e/k100d-s/100_0528/imgp3698.pef
#
# You will be prompted for whitebalance settings (auto|camera|preset), the *.ufraw ID file to take the standard settings from, sRGB final conversion
# (yes|no) if you have selected a gamma-1 working profile in UFRaw and thumbnails+framing
#
# Make sure you have started the GUI version of UFRaw at least once and have generated a *.ufraw ID file that contains the settings for auto-exposure(or
# not), whitebalance and colorprofiles, as well as curves and adjustments. After starting ufrb-kde you will be prompted for this ID file.
#
# Best combined with a file in /usr/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus so ufrb-kde becomes a right-click menu action in konqueror
# See comment section at the bottom of this file for the servicemenu (cut and paste in new document, uncomment, then save to /usr/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus

#
# Author : Charles Bouveyron <charles.bouveyron@free.fr>
# Alessandro Faggiano <>
# Mathieu Vilaplana <mathieu@creationgif.com>
# Raphaël Pinson <raphink@raphink.net>
# Mike Bing <newmikey@pclinuxos.nl>
thumbsharp=No;
FILE="";
FORMAT="$1";
SHARP="$2";
NR=""
isolevel=( 0 100 200 400 800 1600 3200 6400 12800)
nrlevel=( 0 0 0 0 75 200 300 350 400) # change this to alter dcraw noise-reduction levels
threshold=( 0 0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 1 1 1) # change this to alter ImageMagick unsharp mask threshold

if [ $SHARP != "thumbnail" ];then
idfile=`kdialog --getopenfilename "/usr/share/profiles" "*.ufraw" :idfile1`
if [ $idfile == "" ];then
idfile=""
else
idfile=" --conf=$idfile "
fi
idfiles=`kdialog --combobox "Generate UFRaw ID files?:" "No" "Yes" `
wb=`kdialog --combobox "Select a whitebalance setting:" "Camera" "Automatic" "Preset" "Manual" `
if [ $wb == "Automatic" ];then
wb=" --wb=auto "
fi
if [ $wb == "Camera" ];then
wb=" --wb=camera "
fi
if [ $wb == "Manual" ];then
wb=""
temp=" --temperature=`kdialog --inputbox "Color temperature?"` "
fi
if [ $wb == "Preset" ];then
wb=""
temp=""
fi
echo "wb="$wb
echo "temp="$temp

viv=`kdialog --combobox "Select the type of output" "Camera" "VividF" "VividH" `

if [ $viv == "Camera" ];then
vivid=""
else
  if [ $viv == "VividF" ];then
vivid=" -channel rgba -recolor 1.2,-0.1,-0.1,0,-0.1,1.2,-0.1,0,-0.1,-0.1,1.2,0,0,0,0,1 "
  else
vivid=" -channel rgba -recolor 1.1,-0.05,-0.05,0,-0.05,1.1,-0.05,0,-0.05,-0.05,1.1,0,0,0,0,1 "    
  fi
fi
echo "vivid="$vivid

local=`kdialog --title "Local contrast?" --yesno "Increase local contrast?" `
local=$?


echo "local ="$local

if [ $local == 0 ];then
    echo "LOCAL"
    local=" -unsharp 0x50+0.30+0 "
else
    echo "NO LOCAL"
    local=""
fi   
lens=`kdialog --combobox "Apply correction through the Lensfun library?" "Yes" "No" `

if [ $lens == "Yes" ];then
lens=" --lensfun=auto --auto-crop "
else
  if [ $lens == "No" ];then
lens=" --lensfun=no "    
  fi
fi
echo "vivid="$vivid

black=`kdialog --combobox "Apply auto blackpoint?" "Yes" "No" `

if [ $black == "Yes" ];then
black=" --black-point=auto "
else
  if [ $black == "No" ];then
black=""    
  fi
fi

autoexp=`kdialog --combobox "Use automatic, camera or manual exposure?:" Auto Camera Manual`
if [  $autoexp == "Manual"  ]
then
  expo=" --exposure=`kdialog --inputbox "Exposure setting?"` "     
fi
clip="--clip=film"
clipping=`kdialog --combobox "Use film-like or digital clipping:" Film Digital`
if [  $clipping == "Digital"  ]
then
  clip="--clip=digital" 
fi

kdialog --title "Convert result to sRGB?" --yesno "Are you using a non-sRGB workprofile \nso that the endresult still has to be \nconverted to sRGB?"
if [ $? == 0 ];then
srgb=" -profile /usr/share/profiles/sRGB.icm "
else
srgb=""
fi

# kdialog --msgbox "srgb is..."$srgb

kdialog --title "Generate thumbnails?" --yesno "Do you want to generate a thumbnail \nin addition to the fullsized image?"
else
thumbsharp=`kdialog --combobox "Sharpen originals?:" No Yes`
kdialog --msgbox "Set size, fonts and colors..."
fi
if [  $? == 0  ];then
thumbdims=`kdialog --combobox "Which dimensions:" '3:2' '4:3'`
if [ $thumbdims = '3:2' ];then
thumbdims='108x112%'
else
thumbdims='109x112%'

fi



thumbstyle=`kdialog --combobox "Select a thumbnail style:" normal transparent framed`

thumb="yes"
thumbsize=`kdialog --combobox "Select a thumbnail size:" 640 800 1024`
thumbsize=$thumbsize"x"$thumbsize
thumbtext=`kdialog --title "copyright message:" --inputbox "Please enter an annotation or copyright message:"`
thumbfont=`kdialog --getopenfilename "/usr/share/fonts" "*.ttf|TTF" : idfile2`
thumbfontsize=`kdialog --combobox "Select a font size:" 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 28 36 48`
thumbfontcolor=`kdialog --combobox "Select a font color:" AliceBlue AntiqueWhite aqua aquamarine azure beige bisque black BlanchedAlmond blue BlueViolet brown burlywood cadet blue CadetBlue chartreuse chocolate coral CornflowerBlue cornsilk crimson cyan DarkBlue DarkCyan DarkGoldenrod DarkGray DarkGreen DarkGrey DarkKhaki DarkMagenta DarkOliveGreen DarkOrange DarkOrchid DarkRed DarkSalmon DarkSeaGreen DarkSlateBlue DarkSlateGrey DarkTurquoise DarkViolet DeepPink DeepSkyBlue DimGray DimGrey DodgerBlue firebrick FloralWhite ForestGreen fractal fuchsia gainsboro GhostWhite gold goldenrod gray gray green GreenYellow grey honeydew HotPink IndianRed indigo ivory khaki lavender LavenderBlush LawnGreen LemonChiffon LightBlue LightCoral LightCyan LightGoldenrod LightGoldenrodYellow LightGray LightGreen LightGrey LightPink LightSalmon LightSeaGreen LightSkyBlue LightSlateBlue LightSlateGray LightSlateGrey LightSteelBlue LightYellow lime LimeGreen linen magenta maroon maroon MediumAquamarine MediumBlue MediumForestGreen MediumGoldenRod MediumOrchid MediumPurple MediumSeaGreen MediumSlateBlue MediumSpringGreen MediumTurquoise MediumVioletRed MidnightBlue MintCream MistyRose moccasin NavajoWhite navy NavyBlue none OldLace olive OliveDrab opaque orange OrangeRed orchid PaleGoldenrod PaleGreen PaleTurquoise PaleVioletRed PapayaWhip PeachPuff peru pink plum PowderBlue purple purple red RosyBrown RoyalBlue SaddleBrown salmon SandyBrown SeaGreen seashell sienna silver SkyBlue SlateBlue SlateGray SlateGrey snow SpringGreen SteelBlue tan teal thistle tomato transparent turquoise violet VioletRed wheat white WhiteSmoke yellow YellowGreen`
else
thumb="no"
fi

let "nbfiles = $# -2"
#dcopRef=`kdialog --progressbar "UFRaw - Initialising ..." "$nbfiles"`
#dcop "$dcopRef" showCancelButton true
ref=$(kdialog --title "UFRB-KDE" --progressbar "(Initialising ...)" 15)
qdbus $ref Set org.kde.kdialog.ProgressDialog maximum $nbfiles



compteur=0
for i in "$@";do
if [ -f "$i" ];then
let "compteur +=1"
FILE="$i"

    isoval=$( exiv2 print "$i" | grep "ISO speed" | awk '{print $4}' )

    echo "ISO="$isoval"!!!"
    Drange=$( exiv2 print -pt "$i" | grep "Dynamic" | awk '{print $4}' )
    echo "D-Range="$Drange"!!!"
    if [  $Drange == "On"  ]
    then
      expose=" --exposure=1.6 " # max value
      #expose=" --exposure=1.6000 " # max value
    else
      expose=" --exposure=0 " # max value     
      #expose=" --exposure=0.6000 " # max value     
    fi
    if [  $autoexp == "Auto"  ]
    then
      expose=" --exposure=auto " # auto value     
    fi

    if [  $autoexp == "Manual"  ]
    then
      expose=$expo     
    fi

     CameraType=$( exiv2 print -pt "$i" | grep "Image.Model" | awk '{print $5}' )
    echo "Camera="$CameraType"!!!" #Advies van uw geliefde zoon: zie regel 182
    if [ $CameraType == "K-5" ];then
      echo 'K-5 detected!!!'
      nrlevel=( 0 0 0 0 0 50 75 100 200) # change this to alter dcraw noise-reduction levels
      threshold=( 0 0 0 0 0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08) # change this to alter ImageMagick unsharp mask threshold
    else
      nrlevel=( 0 0 0 0 75 200 300 350 400) # change this to alter dcraw noise-reduction levels
      threshold=( 0 0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 1 1 1) # change this to alter ImageMagick unsharp mask threshold
    fi
   
    echo $expose
    if (( $isoval >= 12800 ))
    then
      denoise=${nrlevel[8]} # max value
    else
      denoise=${nrlevel[0]} # minimum default value; shouldn't be needed
      for index in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
      do
        if (( ( $isoval >= ${isolevel[$index]} ) && ( $isoval < ${isolevel[$index + 1]} ) ))
        then
          interval=$(( ${isolevel[$index + 1]} - ${isolevel[$index]} ))
          denoise=$(echo "scale=2; ${nrlevel[$index]} + ( ( ${nrlevel[$index + 1]} - ${nrlevel[$index]} ) * ( ( $isoval - ${isolevel[$index]} ) / $interval ) )" | bc | cut -d. -f1)
        fi
      done
      echo "denoise="$denoise"!!!" # Advies van uw geliefde zoon: zie regel 182
    fi
  if [ $CameraType == "K-5" ];
  then
    echo "YESSSSSSS"
    NR=" --wavelet-denoising-threshold=$denoise "
    usmstring="0x1+1.0+0.04"
    mosaic="ppg"
    if (( $isoval > 400 ))
    then
      usmstring="0x1+0.8+0.08"
      mosaic="ppg"
    fi
    if (( $isoval > 1600 ))
    then
      usmstring="0x1+0.7+0.1"
      mosaic="ppg"
    fi
    if (( $isoval > 3200 ))
    then
      usmstring="0x1+0.6+0.25"
      mosaic="ppg"
    fi
    echo $NR
  else
    NR=""
    usmlimit=0.005
    usmstring="0x1+1.3+0.04"
    echo "usmstring="$usmstring"!!!"
    mosaic="ppg"
    if (( $isoval > 100 ))
    then
      usmstring="0x1+1.3+0.04"
      mosaic="ppg"
    fi
    if (( $isoval > 200 ))
    then
      usmstring="0x1+1.1+0.1"
      mosaic="ppg"
    fi
    if (( $isoval > 400 ))
    then
      usmstring="0x1+1.0+0.1"
      mosaic="ppg"
    fi
    if (( $isoval > 800 ))
    then
      usmstring="0x1+0.8+0.2"
      mosaic="ppg"
    fi
  fi
FILE_NO_EXT=${i%.*}
echo $thumb
if (( $thumb == "no" ))
then
    echo "isoval=$isoval"
    echo "usmstring="$usmstring"!!!"
    echo "mosaic="$mosaic"!!!"
# dcop "$dcopRef" setLabel "UFRaw - Converting `basename "$FILE"` to $FORMAT format ($compteur of $nbfiles files)"
qdbus $ref Set org.kde.kdialog.ProgressDialog value $compteur
qdbus $ref setLabelText "UFRaw - Converting `basename "$FILE"` to $FORMAT format ($compteur of $nbfiles files)"
if [ $SHARP = "normal" ]; then
echo "************************"
echo "ufraw-batch $idfile $black $wb $NR $temp --create-id=no $clip --out-type=png --out-depth=16 --interpolation=$mosaic   $expose  --output=- $FILE|convert $vivid $local -unsharp $usmstring  $srgb  -quality 97 png:- $FORMAT:-> $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde.$FORMAT"
ufraw-batch $idfile $black $wb $NR $temp --create-id=no $lens $clip --out-type=png --out-depth=16 --interpolation=$mosaic   $expose  --output=- $FILE|convert $vivid $local -unsharp $usmstring  $srgb  -quality 97 png:- $FORMAT:-> $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde.$FORMAT
if [ $idfiles = "Yes" ];then
ufraw-batch --create-id=only $idfile $wb --out-type=png --out-depth=16  $FILE
fi
echo "ufraw-batch $idfile $wb $NR $temp --create-id=no $lens $clip --out-type=png --out-depth=16 --interpolation=$mosaic   $expose  --output=- $FILE|convert $vivid $local -unsharp $usmstring  $srgb  -quality 97 png:- $FORMAT:- --> $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde.$FORMAT" >> ufrb-kde-log-`date +%F`
fi
if [ $SHARP = "clean" ]; then
echo "************************"
ufraw-batch $idfile $black $wb $temp --create-id=no $lens $clip --out-type=tif --out-depth=16 --interpolation=vng   $expose $FILE
mogrify $vivid $local -unsharp $usmstring  $srgb $FILE_NO_EXT.tif
exiv2 ex $FILE
exiv2 in $FILE_NO_EXT.tif
rm -f $FILE_NO_EXT.exv
exiftool -Orientation#=0 -overwrite_original $FILE_NO_EXT.tif
/usr/local/Neat\ Image\ Standalone/NeatImageCL $FILE_NO_EXT.tif /usr/local/Neat\ Image\ Standalone/Presets/Filter\ and\ sharpen\ image.nfp -ap -f=TIF -e
if [ $idfiles = "Yes" ];then
ufraw-batch --create-id=only $idfile $wb --out-type=png --out-depth=16  $FILE
fi
echo "ufraw-batch $idfile $black $wb $NR $temp --create-id=no $lens $clip --out-type=tif --out-depth=16 --interpolation=vng   $expose  --output=- $FILE|convert $vivid -unsharp 50x50+0.20+0 -unsharp $usmstring  $srgb  -quality 97 png:- $FORMAT:- --> $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde.$FORMAT" >> ufrb-kde-log-`date +%F`
fi
if [ $SHARP = "clean1" ]; then
echo "************************"
ufraw-batch $idfile $black $wb $temp --create-id=no $lens $clip --out-type=tif --out-depth=16 --interpolation=vng   $expose $FILE
mogrify $local $vivid $srgb $FILE_NO_EXT.tif
exiv2 ex $FILE
exiv2 in $FILE_NO_EXT.tif
rm -f $FILE_NO_EXT.exv
exiftool -Orientation#=0 -overwrite_original $FILE_NO_EXT.tif
/usr/local/Neat\ Image\ Standalone/NeatImageCL $FILE_NO_EXT.tif /usr/local/Neat\ Image\ Standalone/Presets/Filter\ and\ sharpen\ image.nfp -ap -f=JPG -q=97 -e
rm -f $FILE_NO_EXT.tif
if [ $idfiles = "Yes" ];then
ufraw-batch --create-id=only $idfile $wb --out-type=png --out-depth=16  $FILE
fi
echo "ufraw-batch $idfile $wb $NR $temp --create-id=no $lens $clip --out-type=png --out-depth=16 --interpolation=$mosaic   $expose  --output=- $FILE|convert $vivid -unsharp 50x50+0.20+0 -unsharp $usmstring  $srgb  -quality 97 png:- $FORMAT:- --> $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde.$FORMAT" >> ufrb-kde-log-`date +%F`
fi
if [ $SHARP = "clean2" ]; then
echo "************************"
for j in "-2" "-1" "0" "1" "2";do
ufraw-batch $idfile $black $wb $temp --create-id=no $lens $clip --out-type=tif --out-depth=16 --interpolation=vng --exposure=$j $FILE
mogrify $srgb $local $FILE_NO_EXT.tif
exiv2 ex $FILE
exiv2 in $FILE_NO_EXT.tif
rm -f $FILE_NO_EXT.exv
exiftool -Orientation#=0 -overwrite_original $FILE_NO_EXT.tif
/usr/local/Neat\ Image\ Standalone/NeatImageCL $FILE_NO_EXT.tif /usr/local/Neat\ Image\ Standalone/Presets/Filter\ and\ sharpen\ image.nfp -ap -f=JPG -q=97 -e
echo "*********" $FILE_NO_EXT"_filtered.tif" $FILE_NO_EXT"_filtered-exp"$j".tif" "**********"
mv $FILE_NO_EXT"_filtered.jpg" $FILE_NO_EXT"_filtered-exp"$j".jpg"
if [ $idfiles = "Yes" ];then
  ufraw-batch --create-id=only $idfile $wb --out-type=png --out-depth=16  $FILE
fi
echo "ufraw-batch $idfile $wb $NR $temp --create-id=no $lens $clip --out-type=png --out-depth=16 --interpolation=$mosaic   $expose  --output=- $FILE|convert $vivid -unsharp 50x50+0.20+0 -unsharp $usmstring  $srgb  -quality 97 png:- $FORMAT:- --> $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde.$FORMAT" >> ufrb-kde-log-`date +%F`
done
luminance-hdr-cli -s $FILE_NO_EXT.exr -v -v $FILE_NO_EXT"_filtered-exp"*".jpg"
luminance-hdr-cli -l $FILE_NO_EXT.exr -v -v -t mantiuk06 -p contrast=0.8:saturation=1.2:detail=6:equalization=false -o $FILE_NO_EXT.tiff
sleep 2
convert -sigmoidal-contrast 4x50% -unsharp 0x1+1.1+0.04 -quality 97 $FILE_NO_EXT.tiff $FILE_NO_EXT-mantiuk06.tiff
exiv2 ex $FILE
mv $FILE_NO_EXT.exv $FILE_NO_EXT-mantiuk06.exv
exiv2 in $FILE_NO_EXT-mantiuk06.tiff
rm -f $FILE_NO_EXT-mantiuk06.exv
exiftool -Orientation#=0 -overwrite_original $FILE_NO_EXT-mantiuk06.tiff
/usr/local/Neat\ Image\ Standalone/NeatImageCL $FILE_NO_EXT-mantiuk06.tiff /usr/local/Neat\ Image\ Standalone/Presets/Filter\ and\ sharpen\ image.nfp -ap -f=JPG -q=97 -e
rm -f $FILE_NO_EXT-mantiuk06.tiff
rm -f $FILE_NO_EXT.exr
rm -f $FILE_NO_EXT.tiff

fi
if [ $SHARP = "pngs" ]; then
echo "************************"
convert $vivid $local -unsharp $usmstring  $srgb  -quality 97 $FILE_NO_EXT.png $FORMAT:-> $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde-png.$FORMAT
echo "convert $vivid $local -unsharp $usmstring  $srgb  -quality 97 $FILE_NO_EXT.png $FORMAT:- --> $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde-png.$FORMAT" >> ufrb-kde-log-`date +%F`
fi

exiv2 ex $FILE
mv -f $FILE_NO_EXT.exv $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde.exv
exiv2 in $FILE_NO_EXT'-ufrb-kde.'$FORMAT
jhead -norot $FILE_NO_EXT'-ufrb-kde.'$FORMAT
rm -f $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde.exv
rm -f $FILE_NO_EXT.exr
fi
qdbus $ref setLabelText "UFRaw - Converted file: `basename "$FILE"` ($compteur of $nbfiles files)"
if [ $thumbsharp = Yes ];then
if [ $SHARP != "thumbnail" ];then
mogrify -unsharp 2x2+1.7+0.04 $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde.$FORMAT
else
convert -unsharp 2x2+1.7+0.04 $FILE $FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde-usm.$FORMAT
fi
fi
if [ $thumb = "yes" ]; then
if [ $SHARP != "thumbnail" ];then
oldname=$FILE_NO_EXT-ufrb-kde.$FORMAT
else
oldname=$FILE
fi
echo $oldname
if [ $thumbstyle = "normal" ]; then
convert -filter lanczos -resize $thumbsize -unsharp 0x1+0.3+0.1  -quality 95 -border 2x2 -bordercolor White -border 35x45 -bordercolor $thumbfontcolor -gravity South -font "$thumbfont"  -pointsize $thumbfontsize -fill $thumbfontcolor -draw "text 5,5  '$thumbtext'" $oldname $FILE_NO_EXT-web.$FORMAT
echo "convert -filter lanczos -resize $thumbsize -unsharp 0x1+0.5+0.1  -quality 90 -border 2x2 -bordercolor White -border 35x45 -bordercolor $thumbfontcolor -gravity South -font "$thumbfont"  -pointsize $thumbfontsize -fill $thumbfontcolor -draw "text 5,5  '$thumbtext'" $oldname $FILE_NO_EXT-web.$FORMAT" >> ufrb-kde-log-`date +%F`

fi
if [ $thumbstyle = "transparent" ]; then
convert  $oldname -filter lanczos -resize $thumbsize -unsharp 0x1+0.3+0.1  -quality 95 \( -clone 0 -resize  $thumbdims -fill white -colorize 60% \) \( -clone 0 -bordercolor black -border 1x1 -mattecolor darkblue -frame 1x1+0+1 \) -delete 0 -gravity center -composite +geometry -font "$thumbfont" -fill $thumbfontcolor -pointsize $thumbfontsize -gravity South -draw "text 0,5  '$thumbtext'" $FILE_NO_EXT-web.$FORMAT
fi

if [ $thumbstyle = "framed" ]; then
convert -filter lanczos -resize $thumbsize -unsharp 0x1+0.3+0.1 -quality 95 -mattecolor $thumbfontcolor -frame 5x5+2+2  $oldname $FILE_NO_EXT-web.$FORMAT
fi
fi
qdbus $ref Set org.kde.kdialog.ProgressDialog value $compteur
fi;
done

qdbus $ref close




Code:
# Servicemenu image converter
#
# Original written for DCRAW by Charles Bouveyron <charles.bouveyron@free.fr>
# 2008 Rewritten and adapted for UFRaw (ufrb-kde) by Mike Bing <newmikey@pclinuxos.nl>
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
# as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
# of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301, U

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Service
ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin,image/*
Actions=Thumbnails;_SEPARATOR_;JPEGnormal;PNGnormal;TIFnormal;TIFFnormal;_SEPARATOR_;JPEGclean;TIFFclean;_SEPARATOR_;HDR;Pseudo-HDR;_SEPARATOR_;ConvertPNG;
Encoding=UTF-8
X-KDE-Submenu=Convert Camera-raw file(s)

[Desktop Action Thumbnails]
Name=Generate thumbnails
Icon=image
Exec=ufrb-kde jpg thumbnail %U

[Desktop Action JPEGnormal]
Name=Convert RAW to JPEG - normal sharpening
Icon=image
Exec=ufrb-kde jpg normal %U

[Desktop Action TIFnormal]
Name=Convert RAW to 8-bit TIFF - normal sharpening
Icon=image
Exec=ufrb-kde tif normal %U

[Desktop Action TIFFnormal]
Name=Convert RAW to 16-bit TIFF - normal sharpening
Icon=image
Exec=ufrb-kde tiff normal %U

[Desktop Action PNGnormal]
Name=Convert RAW to 8-bit PNG - normal sharpening
Name[fr]=Convertir en PNG
Icon=image
Exec=ufrb-kde png normal %U

[Desktop Action JPEGclean]
Name=Convert RAW to JPEG - normal sharpening, noise reduction
Icon=image
Exec=ufrb-kde tif clean1 %U

[Desktop Action TIFFclean]
Name=Convert RAW to TIFF - normal sharpening, noise reduction
Icon=image
Exec=ufrb-kde tif clean %U

[Desktop Action HDR]
Name=Generate HDR tonemap from RAW files
Icon=image
Exec=mkhdr %U

[Desktop Action Pseudo-HDR]
Name=Convert RAW to TIFF - pseudo HDR
Icon=image
Exec=ufrb-kde tif clean2 %U

[Desktop Action ConvertPNG]
Name=Convert PNG to JPEG - normal sharpening
Icon=image
Exec=ufrb-kde jpg pngs %U
Logged
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