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Puisque @pixelfed ne sait pas lire les fichiers #heic, voici quelques photos de mon week-end le long des bords de Seine, itinéraire à vélo électrique depuis #Rouen jusqu'à #Honfleur, en passant par Saint-Wandrille, son abbaye et ses moines brasseurs de bière, et Vieux-Port avec ses luxueuses maisons en chaume.

Je continue à lire les aventures de Fausta face aux Saurionnides sur fond d'intrigues au sein de l'église Théogalactique grâce à Françoise d'Eaubonne.

Fetch Apple iPhone photos to your Linux computer (2)

In part 1 photos from an Apple iPhone were copied to a Linux computer with LocalSend. In that case the resulting files will be having the HEIC file extension. That is OK for viewing the photos with image viewers that support the heic file extension.

Converting to png or jpg may be useful if you want to upload the photos to the Internet.

On Linux :

  1. Install the libheif-examples package. It is called like that on Debian or Ubuntu or Linux distributions based on Debian or Ubuntu (e.g. Linux Mint, MX Linux). On other Linux distributions like
  2. Open a terminal. Start conversion of a file named photo1.HEIC would go like this :
heif-convert photo1.HEIC photo1.jpg

If you want to use a batch operation on a lot of files on the command-line,

or want to use a GUI application, see for example here : Ubuntuhandbook site,

or use DDG, Startpage or a good search engine to search for something like :

heic convert linux files

p.s.

If you are interested in trying out the libimobiledevice method like mention in part 1,

see here the Arch Linux wiki entry to get some hints about how to apply it for your Linux distribution. I’ve written that it can be confusing because you cannot delete files and only copy but the interesting thing I forgot to mention is that with this method you can see a lot more of the file structure and other files on iOS.

#heic#heif#iOS

Oh man ist das frustrierend :blobcatsad:

Fossify zeigt AVIF zwar an, aber nicht voll aufgelöst:
github.com/FossifyOrg/Gallery/

Andere Apps durchprobiert, zeigen die Bilder zum Teil gar nicht an.

Da hast ein scharfes, hochaufgelöstes Bild. Und ein modernes Format um die zu speichern. 🤓
Und dann kannst das auf deinem Telefon nur Kartoffel-Qualität angucken. 🥔 🧓🏽

Werd ich wohl auch erst mal bei JPEG bleiben müssen und 5-8x soviel Speicherplatz verbraten? 😭 😐

GitHub[BUG] Low resolution AVIF decoding (~720p for 4k image) · Issue #252 · FossifyOrg/GalleryBy ThomasBaruzier

FFS, why can't Android Gallery Apps read Exif data from AVIF images? 😑

I have the Fossify Gallery¹ on my phone.
It lacks e.g. that editing Photos will greatly reduce their resolution 🫠

Now I started converting my JPGs to AVIF, preserving the Exif data of course.
But tada, it won't read them => sort by capture date won't work 🤷🏼

Tried another one², but won't read them either. 🥲

¹github.com/FossifyOrg/Gallery
²github.com/IacobIonut01/Galler

GitHubGitHub - FossifyOrg/Gallery: Browse your memories without any interruptions with this photo and video galleryBrowse your memories without any interruptions with this photo and video gallery - FossifyOrg/Gallery
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@jbowen For online viewing? Absolutely. Send me the smallest identical version of what you’ve got. #JPEGXL and #AVIF are fine, too (and even #HEIC for the Apple crowd; Safari will ask for it if it exists).

For saving, no. Give me a JPEG with all your metadata, at least until desktop OSes start treating these newer formats equally.

Hi all,

Is there a free app out there for Windows for viewing/printing/converting HEIC and WebP images? People want these printed at work and they do NOT play nicely with Windows.

It has to be free and not require altering registries as I'm on a work computer. FOSS would be a bonus.

I'm on Win10 FWIW.

Thanks.

#HEIC#HEVC#WebP