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Ability to resize on convert-to-jpeg #1536
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These would be challenging to implement while ensuring metadata is preserved, etc. Video in particular would be challenging. I view |
If you use See example here.
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Would the I did try it at the time but don't recall what it does with videos. |
Not sure. I'm seeing a small version and a large version of the same RAW+JPEG source in the output folder: I used the following command:
Also the videos seem to be the original size and quality. |
The only preview available for videos is a jpeg of the thumbnail frame. |
I use osxphotos to create a mobile-friendly version of my library, currently targetted for Immich. I don't really need the full quality and size of the images for that mobile library.
It would be nice to have an option for
--jpeg-resize-by
or something of that nature, that would define the percentage by which to shrink the image. Something like--jpeg-resize-by 0.7
would create an image that is 70% the size of the original. It would also be a good idea to define a minimum resize threshold so that osxphotos would not resize images less than a certain size. Something like--jpeg-resize-minimum 300px
would indicate that if the short edge of the image is already 300 pixels or less, it would not be resized.As a side note - it would also be very helpful to have a similar properties for videos (something like
--video-max-size 720p
), although I can see why that could be more difficult to implement.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: