Curated by: zentrocdot
About this Treasury: Here I publish my tips for video, photo, and graphic processing and editing.
Total Items: 12 curated treasures
Access: Public
Treasury URL: https://copus.network/treasury/io9scaep
Below are the items zentrocdot has curated in this treasury, each with their curation notes explaining why it's valuable:
Curation Note: With Gradio one can create in a short period of time good looking web interfaces. I wrote an image viewer for use as preview image here in a rush. There are much more possibilities to use in such web interfaces. The well known AI tool AUTOMATIC1111 is a really good example what is possible in using ...
Original Source: https://www.gradio.app/
Treasured: 4 times
Curation Note: When it comes to photo editing or image editing, you should know about Gimp. I've only been using Gimp since I switched from Windows to Linux, even though Gimp existed before that. It supports Linux, macOS, and Microsoft Windows.
Original Source: https://www.gimp.org/
Treasured: 3 times
Curation Note: If you need a professional tool for image processing take a look at RawTherapee. As the name says RawTherapee can handle raw image file formats next to common file formats like jpg, png and tiff. If it come to image processing I am using RawTherapee most of the time. One important feature I like a ...
Original Source: https://rawtherapee.com/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: If you like wisdom and sayings, Fortune is the right command line tool. For the preview image I combined fortune with figlet, boxes and lolcat. The result is, that Linux pengui Tux thinks, you love peace. Do you?
Original Source: https://github.com/shlomif/fortune-mod
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: Boxes is quite nice if one likes to spice up their daily routine and make it less boring. In the banner I used fortune for the wisdom in this case from Shakespeare and boxes for Linuy penguin Tux speaking.
Original Source: https://boxes.thomasjensen.com/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: Besides Figlet, lolcat is the tool I like to use on the command line. It brings color to the dreary everyday life of the terminal. Especially when used together with Figlet, it is well suited for titles or similar uses in the terminal.
Original Source: https://github.com/busyloop/lolcat
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: Sometimes I need text in ASCII art style. That's when I turn to Figlet. The wide selection of available ASCII fonts makes it easy to create attractive text graphics for use in the terminal. If the fonts provided are not sufficient, you can download additional ones.
Original Source: https://www.figlet.org/
Treasured: 3 times
Curation Note: I tried several video editing tools and then came across with OpenShot. Since then, I have been using OpenShot alongside the command line-based FFmpeg for video editing. It takes a little time to get used to the GUI. Once you do, you can accomplish a lot of things quickly and easily. The preview ima...
Original Source: https://www.openshot.org/
Treasured: 3 times
Curation Note: Inkscape is a must-have when it comes to creating vector graphics. I created the clownfish in the light bulb using Inkscape as a vector graphics. The graphic format is SVG, and as you may know, SVG graphics are freely scalable. In addition, SVG graphics can be embedded directly into websites. Inksca...
Original Source: https://inkscape.org/de/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: Even if you don't use ImageMagick, you should still be familiar with it. ImageMagick is the state of the art when it comes to image processing and editing. The legacy version 6 is available on modern Linux systems, even though version 7 is already available. You need to be patient, but it's worth it...
Original Source: https://imagemagick.org/
Treasured: 3 times
Curation Note: ImageMagick is an impressive tool for editing images. I use ImageMagick more and more. If you also like ImageMagick you should know the scripts of Fred Weinhaus. The web presence itself is not state of the art, but most of the presented scripts are working most of the time.
Original Source: http://www.fmwconcepts.com/imagemagick/index.php
Treasured: 4 times
Curation Note: This site lets you turn any image into printable Perler bead art. It auto-generates a chart with colour codes and tells you how many beads you’ll need. You can pick how detailed it gets, and tweak the design by hand.
Original Source: https://pixelbeads.pics/
Treasured: 7 times
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