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Post details: F-Spot - the ultimate photo manager

2004-10-18

Permalink 19:33:32, Categories: Semantic Web, Art, Knowledge Management, Photos   Latvian (LV)

F-Spot - the ultimate photo manager

Project: F-Spot

F-Spot Wiki
- F-Spot use cases

F-Spot project page
- Mailing list
- TODO from the CVS - the next closest thing to a roadmap. :)

linuxart: F-Spot interface info

If F-Spot lives up to its promises (as it is only in the begining), it will be an application I will most certainly want for managing my photos.

=> See a mockup here <=

This may be a good moment to join well defined F-Spot use cases and the photo meta-data description initiatives (see FOAF Project CoDepiction page and Planet RDF) from the Semantic Web community.

In other words - to join the extensible and useful meta-data with a nice and useable interface. There is already a step towards this vision - tasks summary lists Beagle integration as a search feature.

What I would like to see:

1. (Main) - to see F-Spot use an extensible, full-scale photo meta-data storage (using RDF) for image meta-data - you can describe any metadata in RDF, but if you have a fixed scheme for describing, say, tags, that may not be so easily extesible to describe EXIF metadata or who or what is on the photo.

2. - F-Spot to be able to import metadata embedded in the photo (or supplied in a separate file) and to export metadata (as a file or webpage) for usage by external systems (i.e. codepiction).

Views and opinions are welcome.

Comments, Pingbacks:

Comment from: Karl Dubost [Visitor] · http://www.la-grange.net/
A ajouter ? la liste des ressources

http://www.emacswiki.org/cw/PersonalLogServer
PermalinkPermalink 16.02.05 @ 05:26
Comment from: captsolo [Member]
Thanks, Karl,

For the info regarding PersonalLogServer.
But what has it to do with the photo management software?

Best,
CS
PermalinkPermalink 18.02.05 @ 02:25

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