blip stands for 'interactive batch image processor'.
It is assumed that you can already do interactive processing on an
image (with gimp, perhaps), and you can already batch process a lot of
images (with your shell and imagemagick, perhaps). What you probably
can't do, yet, is perform a small set of operations on many images in
a very efficient way.
Example tasks that blip should help with:
- crop 100 images (interactively)
- crop and rename 100 images
- mark exactly 3 points in each image
- quickly select existing tags or make new tags for each image
- separate images into a few piles (keep/delete, for example)
- perform a big chain of operations on each image (crop, resize, mark
any number of points,
Things that you might like blip to do, but that it's not designed for:
- resize all images to a fixed size
- have a traditional GUI for the per-image tasks ('toolbox', etc)
- run within the gimp (can't do our efficient gui work then)
This project is closed.