Re: [Gimp-developer] GIMP UI quality opinion

[Bogdan Szczurek <thebodzio gmail com>]

W dniu 12-02-17 11:23, jcupitt gmail com pisze:
> On 16 February 2012 16:25, Aleksey Midenkov<midenok gmail com>
> wrote:
> > On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 8:18 PM, Bogdan
> > Szczurek<thebodzio gmail com>  wrote:
> > > Why not? Write a script… or suggest solid action recording. These
> > > are the ways meant exactly for that kind of work. 40 click or 200
> > > clicks – they'll all be annoying just the same :}.
> >
> > Because each operation on each photo must be eye-controlled. F.ex.
> > cropping parameters or brightness tuning is different per each
> > image.
>
> This is very off-topic, but some editors like Blender or (my baby)
> nip2 are pipeline based, and this can be a nice alternative to
> recording, for some operations anyway.
>
> These programs let you assemble a chain of operations from the
> source image to the destination. The whole thing is live and you can
> adjust the settings in any of the operations as you please and see
> the result instantly. You can drop a new image in at the start to
> processes it, or even drop a whole directory of images in for batch
> processing.
>
> GEGL has a demo that does something like this and I think there's
> been talk of adding a GEGL graph editor to gimp. It may happen!

You're right, there was such idea and I'm wholeheartedly for it.

My best!
thebodzio