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Plug-in to save to designated folders
#1
I recently had to process many photos for one of my websites.

I decided to write a plug-in to allow me to export in three different sizes - original, website size, and thumbnail.
Also to give meaningful names to the photos and save them in a designated folder and sub-folders.
If there are multiple photos with the same root name a suffix is incremented.

So for luddites like me, who are still using GIMP Python 2.7 plug-ins, here is the file.
It may prove useful to someone, either in it's present form or after modification.

Tested in Linux, hopefully will work in Windows.

David.


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#2
I see that 23 people have downloaded the above plug-in.

I would appreciate some feedback as to it's usefulness, it's defects and possible improvements.

David.
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#3
Updated.

The plug-in has now been updated.
It makes it possible so select one or more of the sizes to output.
The scaling now uses the maximum dimension of the original image to scale in both portrait and landscape.

   


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#4
I have updated the plug-in to Version 5.

It now checks for missing entries for Sub Directory and New Name.
The GUI has changed - see below.
The directory names for the three image sizes now correspond to the GUI field names.
It is now found in the "Edit" menu as "Scale Photos for Web (jpg)...".

David.


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