Linux Photography: Tools for automated and streamlined photographic workflow on Linux

The book offers advice on optimizing and improving Linux-based photographic workflow by automating tedious tasks as well as using lightweight and specialized tools. Here are just a few topics the book covers.

Use Bash shell scripts to import photos and RAW files from a storage card or camera and automatically rename, geotag, and organize the transferred files.

* Edit EXIF metadata and organize and photos with ExifTool.

* Work with metadata using Exiv2.

* Understand color management basics on Linux.

* Apply color corrections using Hald CLUT.

* Use Kopia to keep your photo library safe.

* Set up a cloud backup solution with Rclone.

* Find photos from the past with Girasole.

* Show photos on a map with PinPinPin.

* Turn a Raspberry Pi into a wireless camera server.

* Build an Android-based photo backup and processing device.

* Turn an iPad or an iPhone into a Linux-based photography companion.

The scripts and tools covered in the book play an important part in the author's real-world photographic workflow.