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ufraw-batch

  1. ufraw-batch is a command line tool used for batch processing of raw image files.
  2. It is part of the UFRaw software suite, designed to handle raw photo formats from various digital cameras.
  3. The tool allows users to apply a range of adjustments and enhancements to raw images in a batch mode, saving time and effort.
  4. It supports multiple options and parameters to customize the image processing workflow.
  5. Users can specify various input and output file formats including TIFF, JPEG, and PNG.
  6. ufraw-batch provides advanced features such as color correction, exposure compensation, white balance adjustment, noise reduction, sharpening, and more.
  7. It can be integrated into scripts or automated workflows, making it suitable for professional photographers or individuals dealing with large sets of raw images.
  8. The tool supports command line flags to control the processing behavior, allowing users to easily incorporate it into their workflows.
  9. It has wide compatibility with different operating systems like Linux, macOS, and Windows.
  10. ufraw-batch offers a efficient and flexible solution for processing raw images in bulk, enabling users to enhance and convert multiple files simultaneously.

List of commands for ufraw-batch:

  • ufraw-batch:tldr:5b922 ufraw-batch: Extract the preview image from the raw file.
    $ ufraw-batch --embedded-image ${input_file(s)}
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  • ufraw-batch:tldr:b432e ufraw-batch: Simply convert RAW files to JPG.
    $ ufraw-batch --out-type=jpg ${input_file(s)}
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  • ufraw-batch:tldr:b8992 ufraw-batch: Simply convert RAW files to PNG.
    $ ufraw-batch --out-type=png ${input_file(s)}
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  • ufraw-batch:tldr:f833b ufraw-batch: Save the file with size up to the given maximums MAX1 and MAX2.
    $ ufraw-batch --size=MAX1,MAX2 ${input_file(s)}
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