#PHOTOFLOW AND HYPOCLEAR INSTALL#
#PHOTOFLOW AND HYPOCLEAR ARCHIVE#
#PHOTOFLOW AND HYPOCLEAR CODE#

PhotoFlow is in a early development stage. If all goes well, you can now open an image file with PhotoFlow: $. Which will download, configure and compile libvips for you, and link it against photoflow: $ cd PhotoFlow/build If you do not already have a very recent version of VIPS installed in your system, a second helper script is provided

#PHOTOFLOW AND HYPOCLEAR CODE#

To compile the code in debug mode, use $ bash. If you have installed VIPS in an unusual place, you can edit the build script and set the PKG_CONFIG_PATH variable accordingly

In order to use it you have to go into the 'build' subdirectory and run the 'build.sh' script: $ cd PhotoFlow/build PhotoFlow provides an helper script to simplify the building process You need the following dependencies to build Photoflow: gettext, glib-2.x, libxml-2.0, pkg-config, swig, gtk-doc-tools, automake, gobject-introspection, gnu make, cmake, libtiff, libjpeg, libfftw3, exiv2, lensfun and gtkmm-2.x or gtkmm-3.x. The build system is based on CMake, so you have to have it installed in your system. Get master branch from GitHub: $ git clone Once VIPS is set up and running, follow these steps to download and compile PhotoFlow:

#PHOTOFLOW AND HYPOCLEAR INSTALL#

You have to install a recent version of VIPS in order to compile PhotoFlow. The pixel rendering engine of PhotoFlow is based on VIPS ( ). Photoflow can be compiled under both gtk 2.x and gtk 3.x. To install PhotoFlow, just execute the following commands as root: dnf copr enable oleastre/PhotoFlowĪdditional details can be found here: Downloading and compiling User Oleastre is providing up-to-date VIPS and PhotoFlow packages for Fedora. To compile from sources, download the PKGBUILD file and run this command in the download directory: makepkg -i

#PHOTOFLOW AND HYPOCLEAR ARCHIVE#

To install a given version, download the photoflow-git-x.x.x-1-x86_64. archive (where x.x.x must be replaced with the version to be installed) and then run sudo packman -U photoflow-git-x.x.x-1-x86_64. Pre-compiled packages are available from the releases web page. Or to install the daily git builds from the 'stable' branch: sudo apt-get install photoflow-git To add the PPA and install photoflow, do the following: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dhor/myway There are up-to-date packages available for Ubuntu 14.04/14.10 and Mint 17/17.1 in two diferent PPAs: Installing from PPA (Ubuntu Linux and derivate distributions) Up-to-date Windows and OSX installers are available from the releases web page. You can follow the development of photoflow and learn about its usage in the dedicated blog: Windows and OSX installers Support for common photo editing tools: levels, curves, brightness-contrast control, blurring, sharpening, cropping, resizing, colorspace conversions, etc., all implemented in the form of image layers.Support for layer grouping and layer masks.Fully color managed workflow: user-defined input, work and output profiles, soft-proofing, etc.Allows to load and edit images of arbitrary size, thanks to the underlying rendering engine based on the VIPS library.Support for 8-bits and 16-bits integer as well as 32-bits and 64-bits floating point precision, selectable at runtime and on a per-image basis.Fully non-destructive, layer-based photo editing workflow with realtime preview of the final image.The aim of the project is to provide a fully non-destructive photo retouching program with a complete workflow including RAW image development.

Photoflow and hypoclear