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DBP - David's Batch Processor What is it?DBP (David's Batch Processor) is a simple batch processingplugin for the Gimp - it allows the user to automatically perform operations (suchas resize) on a collection of image files. Its main advantage is that the userdoes not have to learn a scripting language. Like the Gimp itself, DBPrelies on a graphical interface.The user creates a list of images, and sets up the processing required foreach image. The results of the current settings can be displayed. Once therequired sequence of operations has been set up,DBP performs the same processing on each image in turn.The images can be colour corrected, resized, cropped, and sharpened, thenrenamed and saved to a different file in a specified image format. Allthe steps (except loading and saving the image!) are optional; so the simplestuse of DBP is just to convert a number of image files from one formatto another.Note that DBP is intended for RGB, not indexed images. Trying to processan indexed image will probably just cause an error, and DBP will halt.Also, DBP will not overwritethe original image (in fact, it should not overwrite any file) - images must at leastbe either renamed (possibly by changing the image format) or moved to a differentdirectory.
Where do I get it?DBP is licensed under the GPL.The latest version is 1.1.9. It has been updatedto work with recent Gimp 2.6 versions, but will probably work with earlierversions. The source is available at.If you have problems with this version, earlier versions are stillaround at:and.There is no configure file, use make install to build and installin your local gimp plugins directory. Como hablar en publico sin temor pdf reader. You will need g and the gimp developmentpackages for the appropriate Gimp version - if you can compile C andcan build any other Gimp plugin, you should have no problems.The Makefiles are very primitive and can be edited directly if needed.Windows UsersI don't have the facilities to create Windows versions myself, but otherpeople have done so and sent them to me. Rodrigo Flores kindly provided mewith a Windows binary version of 1.1.8 which is available at:,andMichael Schumacher provided me with an earlier version:Just download and unzip the file, and copy dbp.exe into your plugins folder -check Edit/Preferences/Folders/Plug-ins to find out where it should go.How does it work?From the Filters menu in the main Gimp window (or Xtns in earlier versions),select Batch Process.to bring up the DBP window. The top section lets you set up the processingsteps; the bottom section starts and stops the processing, and showsits progress.
Note that some of the controls are inactive; DBP disables controlswhich currently have no effect.The processing stepsare laid out on a series of pages, one for each step.Hint: start at the Input page and set up each one in order.Hint: use the Test button to see the effect of theprocessing.ToDo: need to see which steps are enabled without having togo to their page.ToDo: save and load processing settings. InputDBP starts with the Input page open.The Input page is used to specify the images to process. TheAdd Files button raises a standard GTK+-2 file selector.
Note thatyou can select multiple files, using shift-click to select a range of files,and control-click to select and deselect individual files. Note also thatthe input files can be in different image formats. (However, they shouldall have different names when the file extension is removed.)The Open button adds the selected files to the input listand closes the file selector.The Add button adds theselected files to the list and clears the selection, but does not closethe dialog, so that you can add files from other directories. Closesimply closes the file selector without adding any more files.Once thefile selector is closed, the file list can be edited by selectingone or more entries and using the Remove Files button toremove them, by using Clear List to clear the list completely.You can add more files by pressing Add Files to reopen thefile selector.Note: the file selector is modal, so you must close it beforeyou can adjust any controls in the main window.ToDo: save and load input lists. ProcessingThe next pages control the processing. Each page starts with anEnable toggle, which turns on the image operation for thatpage and lets you set the controls.
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To see the effect of all theactive operations (on the first image in the file list) at anytime, press the Test button. The operations are applied tothe images in the order shown on the pages.TurnIf enabled, rotates the image through 90, 180, or 270 degrees.BlurIf enabled, blurs the image.Hint: uses Gauss IIR. ColourIf enabled, adjusts brightness and contrast of the image, eitherthrough the Gimp Auto Levels function, or by the control settings.
Theimage saturation can be adjusted, and the image can be converted to blackand white (although the image Mode will still be RGB, not Grayscale).Note: converting to black and white does not give the sameresult as reducing the saturation to zero.ToDo: add gamma control. ResizeIf enabled, resizes the image. Resizing can be either relative to theinput image size, or to an absolute target size.
Fixing the aspect ratioof a relative resize locks the x and y sliders to the same value. There arefour options for an absolute resize. Exact will change the aspectratio of the image, if necessary, to fit the target size.
Pad fitsthe resized image inside the target size, then pads it to fit. Insidecreates the largest image which fits inside the target size, Outsidethe smallest which fits outside.Hint: padding uses the Gimp's current background colour.Hint: resize uses the Gimp's Interpolation Type settings.CropIf enabled, crops a region from the image.Warning: The region must be contained within the image area. SharpenIf enabled, sharpens the image.Hint: uses Unsharp Mask. RenameSets the directory and file name to use when saving the processed image.Source Dir refersto the directory containing the original image. If another directory ischosen, the image will be saved there instead.
The original file namecan have a prefix or postfix added; its extension will be replaced bythe appropriate extension for the image format chosen on the next page.An example of the renaming is shown (using an imaginary extension).Hint: DBP will not overwrite an existing file. The outputfile must be renamed, have its extension changed, or be put into a differentdirectory.ToDo: add relative directory path.Also includes a toggle to flatten the image before saving, which willmostly just remove the alpha channel. This doesn't really belong here, butI needed this for a job and didn't want to add a new control page. OutputSelects the image format for the processed file (and therefore itsextension). Appropriate extra controls will appear for different formats.Warning: The format selection may include output formats thatare not installed on your system.ToDo: fix that. Common ControlsThe Test button processes and displays, but does not save, thefirst image in the file list. Use this to adjust the settings.Once all the controls have been set as desired, click the Start button.DBP will process each file in the file list.
If Show Images is pressed,then the images will be displayed as they are being processed.Hint: if any process fails, the entire sequence will finish.Hint: the Cancel button will not respond until the currentprocessing step finishes.Hint: cancelling any of the processing steps (from the Gimp's popupwindow for that step) will cancel processing.Hint: DBP will not overwrite existing images. If you cancel(or decide to repeat) a sequence you will need to delete any output imagesbefore starting again.Hint: the image displays are managed by DBP.
Gimp doesn't have built in batch resizing functionality, but it's pretty simple to add it via a plug-in called DBP (David's Batch Processor). Download Windows version of DPB from.(For Linux version check DPB ). Extract dbp.exe file and copy to: C:Program FilesGIMP-2.0libgimp2.0plug-ins. Open Gimp and open Filters Batch Process. In David's Batch Processor dialog:. Input Tab: Add files you want to process.
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Resize Tab: Configure resizing settings. Rename Tab: Choose where resized pictures will be saved.
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Output Tab: Select and configure image format. Click on Start to begin batch resizing.