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Hvis et billede har navnet mohamedmalik.JPG, så vil billedets metadata blive gemt i filen mohamedmalik.JPG.XMP i samme mappe. Denne fil indeholder alle de nye og tidligere gemte metadata, sådan at billedet selv ikke bliver berørt. Dette er meget nyttigt, når der skrives metadata til RAW-filer. | |||
While using '''XMP sidecar''' support there are many options available. In-order to use '''XMP sidecar''' support you need to configure it. | While using '''XMP sidecar''' support there are many options available. In-order to use '''XMP sidecar''' support you need to configure it. |
Revision as of 08:14, 11 June 2011
Brug XMP Sidecar i digiKam 2beta 3
Fra Mohammed Maliks blog, 18. marts 2011
Hvad betyder XMP Sidecar? Det betyder, at nå metadata til et foto gemmes, så laves der en XMP-fil sammen med fotoet. Derved gemmes billedets metadata i den nye XMP-fil, som sammenkædes med billedet, i stedet for at skrive metadata ind i billedfilen.
Eksempel
Hvis et billede har navnet mohamedmalik.JPG, så vil billedets metadata blive gemt i filen mohamedmalik.JPG.XMP i samme mappe. Denne fil indeholder alle de nye og tidligere gemte metadata, sådan at billedet selv ikke bliver berørt. Dette er meget nyttigt, når der skrives metadata til RAW-filer.
While using XMP sidecar support there are many options available. In-order to use XMP sidecar support you need to configure it.
In digiKam’s main window go to
and select the tab
There are four options available:
- — This option will not use XMP but will write all the metadata directly into the images.
- — No metadata will be written to any images directly but it will write all metadata into a separate XMP file in the same directory as the image.
- – metadata will be written to both XMP and Image.
- — which means that images which have read, write and execute permissions metadata will be written directly to the image whereas for Read–only images XMP sidecar will be used.