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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.

ubuntuhandbook.orgHow to Open iOS HEIC Photos or Convert to JPG/PNG in Ubuntu 20.04 | 22.04 | UbuntuHandbook
#heic#heif#iOS

#dtv #help als ik foto s maak met mijn samsung dan slaat die ze op als jpg… dat vind ik prima, altijd zo geweest. Maar nu staan er ineens foto s op die geen jpg maar HEIC zijn. Wat is dat en hoe kan ik dat wijzigen, ik kan er niet mee werken op mijn laptop .. #heic

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

Ich hab vorhin ja mal umher gefragt, ob es eine Anwendung für #Windows gibt, welche mir Bilder in das #HEIC Format umwandeln kann. Tools die das genaue Gegenteil können gibt es ja zu genüge. Leider sieht das unter Windows schlecht aus. Unter #Linux erhält man sofort immer wieder eine Befehlszeile für ImageMagick...

Das funktioniert, ist aber nicht komfortabel um "mal schnell" umzuwandeln, da möchte schon eine GUI her und am besten noch einfach zu bedienen. Genau dort setzt Converseen an. Es wandelt jedes erdenkliche Format um und kann auch einfache Sachen wie Skalierung gleich mit erledigen. Ganz einfach über eine grafische Oberfläche und ohne Syntax.
Es nutzt unter der Haube ImageMagick

github.com/Faster3ck/Conversee

Erhältlich für alle Betriebssysteme, so ist leider doch die HEIC (Schreib-)Unterstützung nicht gegeben unter Windows, daran wird laut Issue auf #Github gearbeitet, bisher allerdings nicht integriert.

Ich selbst nutze es um KI-generierte Bilder von PNG (55 - 60MB) in HEIC umzuwandeln (1,5 - 3 MB). #ImageMagick untersützt unter Linux mehr Formate, als unter Windows. Dennoch kann es durch Vielseitigkeit glänzen und natürlich ist Batchverarbeitung kein Problem. Wer also einen kostenlosen Converter sucht, der so ziemlich vieles kann, der wird hier fündig.

Ist im Übrigen in vielen Distributionen schon enthalten, wie Fedora, Ubuntu und Co.

GitHubGitHub - Faster3ck/Converseen: Converseen is a batch image converter and resizerConverseen is a batch image converter and resizer. Contribute to Faster3ck/Converseen development by creating an account on GitHub.

Need to vent how frustrated I am that #Pixelfed does not work with #HEIC format on its website. I would rather make a post on my laptop than on my phone, especially for older pictures I've backed up in #OneDrive.

I know it is not the most important thing in the world, that I can convert the files to JPEG to upload, and that I could just make it so my iPhone uploads jpegs instead.

I don't understand the #technology behind it or why it is difficult - I just know I'm annoyed 😠

So, having moved away from Apple a while ago now, I've decided to close down my account and my first step is to download all my photos. I've downloaded a few just to test the process and noticed most of them have the .HEIC extension. GIMP seems to be able to open these but not my default image viewer. Will I have to convert all of these in order for any image viewer to be able to open them?? If so, what an absolute pain and even more of a reason to move away. Advice anyone? #icloud #apple #heic

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(Possibly relevant the fact that new version of Safari and their toolkit web view components are going to support #HEIC together with #JXL.)

And you know what? I'll take it. As self-serving as the choice may be, if it helps the new open standard gain traction, I'll take it, especially considering how often things go the other way instead. Surely better than Google's braindead choice to pull the implementation they had already added to #Blink.

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I don't believe #Apple's choice to adopt #JpegXL is a selfless embracement of open standards. Rather, I suspect they ran internal tests and found out quickly that #jxl allowed them for sufficiently more compact files (better for storage and transmission) and faster decoding for their own purposes to justify its adoption. I wouldn't be surprised if they start phasing out #HEIC in favor of JXL as their photo format as a next step.
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