Show next image after deletion/moving of previous one about quick-picto-viewer HOT 17 CLOSED

First: sorry for the late response, was very busy the last time

After using it the first time it looks quite good - this makes sighting (sorting and deleting) of big amounts of images much faster for me...

Thanks a lot for the fast implementation and your REALLY GREAD Picto-Viewer

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Thank you for the suggestion. This will be implemented as a generalized solution:

There will be a specific shortcut key for «quick action» and then, a panel to choose what action to perform on key press (move, delete, copy) and configure destination. And in the same panel, an option to perform after: go to next/previous image.

Please let me know if this sounds reasonable for you .

Please consider you could use Tab to select image even if you are in the image view. Suggested approach: pressing Page up/down [to go through them] and Tab to select the image you want. After you went through all of them, you can perform move/copy/delete only once on the selected images. You can quickly review the ones you have selected already by Ctrl + Left/Right or pressing Enter [to switch to thumbs list].

Best regards, Marius.

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Thanks for your quick reponse

Your suggestion sounds great - buuuut ... (you know, customers are never easy to be satisfied ;-) )
I would prefer to have more than one definable quickaction - this would allow to move images to different "baskets" with minimal key/mousepresses. For example:
Key "1" puts my current images with a birds in it into my folder "birds", key "2" the current mammal-image into folder "mammals", "3" to insects and finally "4" deletes the image .

Your explanation, how this currently can be done is great, didn't know about it yet. The main drawback in my case is, that one has to go through the image stack several times: first pass delete all needless images, second pass select all bird images, and so on ... And several passes are quite a pain if you have hundreds or thousands of images like in my case.

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Your explanation makes sense and I will just expand upon my already presented idea:

I will have the keys from 1 to 5 be quick options... Five are enough ^_^ . And the panel will allow you customize as previously explained, the same options, but for each of these five keys. I could have '6' open the configuration panel itself.

I have an additional idea: How about «1» is for copy, and shift+1 is for move? And in the panel, you only have two options as possible actions for each key: move/copy and the 2nd is delete. When delete is chosen and '1' is pressed, it is moved to recycle but with shift+1, the file is permanently deleted. What do you think? Hope I was clear enough.

8 will be reserved for audio level adjusting and, 9 and 0, for rotation of image in viewport.

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Sounds great to me! Five are enough (even in my eyes) ....

What would be nice: If the move/deletion destination history would be stored - so you wont have to reconfigure it when you need to use a previously used destination.

Thanks!

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Yes, definitely. The settings will be stored and reloaded. Thank you for the nice feature suggestion!

I'll try to implement this new feature in the next version.

Best regards, Marius.

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Hello!

The feature you requested has now been implemented and published in v4.7.6. Please let me know how you find it, or if you have other suggestions.

Thank you .

Best regards, Marius.

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Hey, no problem about the late reply.

I'm glad you like it.

I'm currently working on improving duplicate images detection by an option to actually calculate the hamming distance between the image hashes.

The new version will have important bug fixes related to Sqlite files list database usage and performance improvements to database loading.

And probably more... I'm interested to try to further improve the performance of how statistics are generated and how image data is collected (hashes and histogram points)... It's kinda slow when dealing with over a million images. ^_^

If you have any questions or comments about this, please do not hesitate to write back.

Best regards, Marius.

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I'm currently working on improving duplicate images detection by an option to actually calculate the hamming distance between the image hashes.

Sounds very interesting ... will there be a possibility to determine a similarity value between images? This might be interesting in my use case: a fixed (wildlife) camera which always has the same scene in focus. Most of the images are triggered by small movement of plants (due wind) and a few images with "bigger changes", as an animal occurs on the image. If there would be support by identifying images with a similarity above a threshhold, this might help separating interesting images (with animals) from randon images (with wind movement of plants only).

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Yes, there will be a similarity threshold to set. Could you please provide me with a set to test upon and improve things if possible?

The current version might be able to identify slightly different images (minimal plant movements and color deviations). You have to select "custom mode", and then precision 3, aspect ratio, and in the second tab, inner area or simplified.

Best regards, Marius.

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Hello!

Today I released the new version of QPV. Version 4.9.6. It includes what was mentined earlier. You can give it a try and hopefully, it works as needed.

Best regards, Marius.

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Works perfectly as I wanted.

I will try to customize QVP for my needs, to have "MOVE" as default action rather than "COPY" (When rereading the folder to be sorted, all the copied pictures are still within the folder - and I have to skip them. Using the "SHIFT" modifier within QVP allows moving the pictures - but pressing two keys for each image while reviewing thousands of images for moving the image is not effective enough for my purposes ;-))

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Yes, it can be annoying to press shift for every move when one wants just that...

How do you find the duplicates finder? Does it suit your needs?

Best regards, Marius.

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To be honest: I do not know, how to find duplicates with QVP

I found following menu item: MENU > File index/list > Find duplicate Images ... but I cannot figure out how to use it ...

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1. MENU > File index/list > Save files list as .SLD.
2. Choose SLDB type/format in the dropdown list.
3. Save file.
4. Go to MENU > File index/list > Find duplicate images
5. It will show a panel with tons of options, click on «Collect files data». Wait for it to finish [or not]. It can resume later the process.
6. When done, in the same panel, just use the first preset and select «Find duplicates» button.
7. To control the behavior, use the custom preset and read the help provided. There is a help button in the window.

Best regards, Marius.

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Trying to save as SLDB I get the following error

Unable to create SQL Database file: Please choose the plain-text format to save the filelist (slideshow)

Error details Invalid database handle

There is no sqlite.dll or sqlite.exe available on my system yet (actuially there is one ... but not on my PATH or in the current directory or script-directory ... ;-))

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Please download the provided zip file package of QPV. In there you can find the correct DLL files for SQL lite and free image.

Zip package.
http://marius.sucan.ro/media/files/blog/ahk-scripts/quick-picto-viewer-compiled.zip

By downloading different DLL versions, unexpected results may occur.

Best regards, Marius.

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