------------------------ Photo Management Suite Version 0.1 ------------------------ This program was originally designed for the website partymensch.de. It's a tool which helps renaming / sorting, rotating and resizing images from digital cameras. It also supports applying an overlay image (like a logo for example). It has been written by Sven Jacobs and is licensed under the GNU General Public License. Please read the file GPL or visit www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt if you are not familiar with this license! ! 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. ! Please see INSTALL for installation instructions. See BUGS for some known bugs / limitations and TODO for stuff which still needs to be done. Some (maybe) useful information: * I've written this tool because I wasn't satisfied with the available tools for Linux. I was especially looking for an EXIF date merger. * Use the keys Q (rotate counter-clockwise) and W (rotate clockwise) along with the mouse to quickly rotate images and browse through your collection. * At the moment this tool has only been designed especially for images coming from digital cameras. It relies on the fact that the images are available in some of the default resolutions (e.g. 1024x768, 1600x1200, 2048x1536, ...). * If renaming is enabled the EXIF date information will be used - if available - to rename the file. Thus it's possible to sort all images by date even if the original images come from different cameras and are mixed up. If more than one file have the exact same date then an incrementing number will be added to the filename. * If you want to replace the overlay image then replace the file overlay.png with a new one. * The original images won't be modified! Copies of the modified images will be placed in a folder called "out" within the source folder. * If you want to change the output resolution or some other settings you currently have to edit pms.h and recompile the program. I know this is tricky and will be improved in future versions (also see TODO). * Visit my website at sven-jacobs.de! If you are from Germany and like to party don't forget to also check partymensch.de, the site this program was written for originally!