Ubuntu10.10 default image management software Shotwell0.6.1 released

Shotwell, a digital photo management software, released version 0.6.1. Major changes include RAW images, image scaling, automatic photo tag and title input. Shotwell will replace F-Spot as the default image management software for Ubuntu10.10. An Lwn article briefly introduces Shotwell's features: there are still problems with 3D special effects support; support for inputting photos directly from a camera or image directory; After inputting photos, manage the photos Based on the shooting time. The image management menu is called "things ".

Shotwell, a digital photo management software, released version 0.6.1. Major changes include RAW images, image scaling, automatic photo tag and title input.

Shotwell will replace F-Spot as the default image management software for Ubuntu 10.10. An Lwn article briefly introduces Shotwell's features: there are still problems with 3D special effects support; support for inputting photos directly from a camera or image directory; After inputting photos, manage the photos Based on the shooting time. The image management menu is called "events", which allows you to combine date-based events into a larger group; shotwell provides simple image editing functions, such as rotating and cutting and removing the red eye. You do not need to save the modified photos, and all the editing operations are saved in a hidden database, the image itself has not changed. When the image is displayed, it will immediately apply the editing operation. After editing, the image can be saved through the "output" and "publish" functions. Shotwell's license is LGPLv2.1...