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  2. Template “kipiplugins”
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Did you know that all image operations in the batch processing image plugins run without losing the <b>Exif</b> information in the <b>JPEG</b> files?
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<img src="hicolor/32x32/apps/kipi.png">
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Wussten Sie, dass alle Bildoperationen der Stapelprozessmodule ohne Verlust der <b>Exif</b>-Informationen in den <b>JPEG</b>-Dateien arbeiten?
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Translated by Burkhard Lück
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<p>Set the output file format to use here:</p><p><b>JPEG</b>: output the processed image in JPEG format. This format will give smaller-sized files.</p><p><b>Warning: Due to the destructive compression algorithm, JPEG is a lossy quality format.</b></p><p><b>TIFF</b>: output the processed image in TIFF format. This generates large files, without losing quality. Image is compressed.</p><p><b>PNG</b>: output the processed image in PNG format. This generates large files, without losing quality. Image is compressed.</p><p><b>PPM</b>: output the processed image in PPM format. This generates the largest files, without losing quality. Image is not compressed.</p>
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Located in common/libkipiplugins/widgets/savesettingswidget.cpp:78
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Contributors to this translation: Burkhard Lück, Frederik Schwarzer, Julian, Marcel Schmücker, Oliver Dörr, Panagiotis Papadopoulos, Ralf, Thomas Reitelbach.