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Save Target Image Options

Acquire images

A Kipi plugin to acquire images

Author and maintainer

image

Target Image

Target Image Options

File name (without suffix):

acquired_image

<p>Enter here the target image file name without suffix (that will be automatically added to the file name according to the file-format option.)

<p>The preview of the target image.

Saving Options

<p>The saving options of the target image.

Image compression:

<p>The compression value of target image for JPEG and PNG formats:<p>

<b>1</b>: very high compression<p><b>25</b>: high compression<p><b>50</b>: medium compression<p><b>75</b>: low compression (default value)<p><b>100</b>: no compression

<p>Select here the target image's file format.<p>

<b>JPEG</b>: The Joint Photographic Experts' Group file format is a good Web file format but it uses lossy data compression.<p><b>PNG</b>: the Portable Network Graphics format is an extensible file format for the lossless, portable, well-compressed storage of raster images. PNG provides a patent-free replacement for GIF and can also replace many common uses of TIFF. PNG is designed to work well in online viewing applications, such as the World Wide Web, so it is fully streamable with a progressive display option. Also, PNG can store gamma and chromaticity data for improved colour matching on heterogeneous platforms.

<p><b>TIFF</b>: the Tagged Image File Format is a rather old standard that is still very popular today. It is a highly flexible and platform-independent format which is supported by numerous image processing applications and by virtually all prepress software on the market.

<p><b>PPM</b>: the Portable Pixel Map file format is used as an intermediate format for storing colour bitmap information. PPM files may be either binary or ASCII and store pixel values up to 24 bits in size. This format generates the biggest-sized text files for encoding images without losing quality.

<p><b>BMP</b>: the BitMaP file format is a popular image format from the Win32 environment. It efficiently stores mapped or unmapped RGB graphics data with pixels 1-, 4-, 8-, or 24-bits in size. Data may be stored raw or compressed using a 4-bit or 8-bit RLE data compression algorithm. BMP is an excellent choice for a simple bitmap format which supports a wide range of RGB image data.

Image file format:

Selection

Album selection

Select Folder in Which to Save Target Image

&Add New Folder

<p>Add a new folder.

Album Description

<p>The description of the current Album in the selection list.

Collection: %1

Date: %1

Items: %1

You must select a target album for this image.

You must provide a file name for this image.

Cannot write image file "%1".

Could not upload image to "%1".

<qt>Error when informing the application about the new image. The error was: %1</qt>

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