If you out there could offer your know how to help me make a more efficient and better version that does all of the above in one step I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks in advance. However it only resized the horizontal axis. Then I could resize them with a bastardized version of the following two lines that I cannot remember right nowĬonvert image.jpg -resize "100>" newimage.jpg Outputs the NEFs files into PPM (could not understand why it output as ppm and not jpg) Ufraw-batch -out-type=jpeg -out-path=./jpg. The following has worked to some (though not the best) degree of success: Pyrenamer (though I've only used the gui version and not terminal for this one) I've been messing around with the first three things and gotten them to work in one way or another using the following three programs: The JPG and the NEF that it came from have to have the same name. The original NEF files can't be touched and Adds a watermark? This isn't that important to me right now, but in the future it will be. resizes JPGs to a certain pixel length (usually 2048 pixels) on the long end (even if it is the horizontal or vertical end) of each photoĤ. renames all of the NEFs (Nikon raw file) in a folder to something of my choosingģ. What I would like to create is a script that when ran would do the following to all of the images in the folder the script is directed at:ġ. I'm trying to get into a more professional workflow as a photographer using linux and I was wondering if anyone could help me make a script (and how to run it) that could simplify my process?
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