I work in a scientific institutes library and we are establishing documentary archive. Do you have a guide to 'map' IPTC metadata during import/synchronization? Do you propose this way of synchronization (triggered via web interface) or Digikam plugin (we have not tested any of these yet)?Ģ. You can start off by asking questions to other digiKam. Here Pictures is an album within the list of. This way we could regenerate our photogallery anytime and anywhere as any single picture file would contain all necessary metadata info.ġ. If you become a regular user of digiKam you are encouraged to join the digiKam Users. By default, DigiKam sources its photograph collection from the Pictures directory within your home directory.
Digikam home directory archive#
Our goal is to have offsite photo archive (TIFFs and JPGs with EXIF and IPTC metadata) and Piwigo as online representation of it. Now the problem: in the confirmation window from Digikam for choosing the directory for the database, all standard Linux directories are proposed, including /home, but NOT the new 'data' directory.
Move the terminal into the AppImage folder with the CD. mv digikam-5.9.0-01-.appimage /AppImages. Using the mv command, move the Digikam AppImage file to the new /AppImage directory. In the terminal, use the mkdir command and create an AppImage folder. I checked that 'data' has all rwx permissions. Now that Digikam is on your system, you’ll need to put it somewhere. So I'm curious would it be feasible use this (remote) root directory mounted as 'galleries' and synchronize it frequently with Piwigo directory structure and database as we are planning to make (EXIF, IPTC) changes in this offsite in IPTC (probably via Digikam). In the filemanager Nautilus I have access to this directory 'data' and can create for instance subfolders. digiKam's import capabilities allow you to transfer photos, raw files and videos directly from your camera or external storage devices (SD cards and USB disks). The application offers a wide range of tools to manage, edit, share, and even delete photos and raw files.
Digikam home directory windows#
We have around 20.000 photos sorted in albums in a directory structure (with TIFFs in a separate directory for long-term preservation). digiKam, an open-source digital image management software, is available for Linux, Windows and macOS. Parameter taglinkdir denotes a directory in which the tag structure of.
Import metadata metadata:exif metadata:iptc synchronization rootdir denotes the digikam base directory containing all your photos.
0 kommentar(er)
