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0001 # 0002 msgid "" 0003 msgstr "" 0004 "Project-Id-Version: Digikam Manual 8.0.0\n" 0005 "Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n" 0006 "POT-Creation-Date: 2023-12-02 00:35+0000\n" 0007 "PO-Revision-Date: 2022-12-29 18:31+0100\n" 0008 "Last-Translator: KDE Francophone <kde-francophone@kde.org>\n" 0009 "Language-Team: French <kde-francophone@kde.org>\n" 0010 "Language: fr\n" 0011 "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" 0012 "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" 0013 "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" 0014 "Plural-Forms: nplurals=2; plural=(n > 1);\n" 0015 0016 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:1 0017 msgid "digiKam Main Window Image View" 0018 msgstr "" 0019 0020 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:1 0021 msgid "" 0022 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, " 0023 "learn, easy, image, view, tooltip, table, group" 0024 msgstr "" 0025 0026 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:14 0027 msgid "Image View" 0028 msgstr "" 0029 0030 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:17 0031 msgid "General Information" 0032 msgstr "" 0033 0034 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:19 0035 msgid "" 0036 "In all eight areas the Image View shows the result of your selection or " 0037 "search on the Left Sidebar in the Icon Area. Each image is displayed as a " 0038 "thumbnail. You can alter the size of the thumbnails using the magnifier " 0039 "slider close to the right end of the status bar." 0040 msgstr "" 0041 0042 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:25 0043 msgid "The digiKam Main Window Zoom Bar Located in Status Bar" 0044 msgstr "" 0045 0046 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:27 0047 msgid "" 0048 "The first time you select an Album you may have to wait briefly while the " 0049 "thumbnails are generated." 0050 msgstr "" 0051 0052 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:29 0053 msgid "" 0054 "Information about each photograph is displayed below each thumbnail. You can " 0055 "control what information is displayed from the :menuselection:`Settings --> " 0056 "Configure digiKam...` dialog. Select the **Album View** page and look for " 0057 "the **Icon-View Options** section." 0058 msgstr "" 0059 0060 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:31 0061 msgid "" 0062 "The thumbnails have Tool Tips which will pop up if you allow the mouse to " 0063 "dwell over a thumbnail for a moment. The Tool Tip shows the most important " 0064 "properties of the photograph including any tags that you have applied." 0065 msgstr "" 0066 0067 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:37 0068 msgid "The digiKam Main Window Tool Tip" 0069 msgstr "" 0070 0071 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:39 0072 msgid "" 0073 "The content of the Tool Tips can be configured in :menuselection:`Settings --" 0074 "> Configure digiKam...` from the **Tool Tip** dialog page." 0075 msgstr "" 0076 0077 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:41 0078 msgid "" 0079 "As an alternative you can display the photographs in a table by hitting the " 0080 "**Table** button on the Main Toolbar or by selecting :menuselection:`View --" 0081 "> Table` menu from the menu bar. This allows to see a lot of photographs at " 0082 "the same time (Tip: leave away the thumbnail column) in a way you can " 0083 "customize the usual way by clicking with the right mouse button on the " 0084 "headline bar and choosing the information you want to see. Clicking with the " 0085 "left mouse button on a line in the table will open the preview of that " 0086 "photograph." 0087 msgstr "" 0088 0089 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:47 0090 msgid "The digiKam Main Window Table Mode" 0091 msgstr "" 0092 0093 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:49 0094 msgid "" 0095 "You can access most of the functions that digiKam can perform on a " 0096 "photograph by clicking with the right mouse button over the thumbnail or " 0097 "line in the table (context menu) or by selecting from the **Item** menu in " 0098 "the menu bar." 0099 msgstr "" 0100 0101 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:54 0102 msgid "Viewing an Image" 0103 msgstr "" 0104 0105 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:58 0106 msgid "" 0107 "There are several possibilities to view an image. You can either click on " 0108 "it, select :menuselection:`View --> Preview` :kbd:`F3` from the menu bar or " 0109 "select **Preview** from the context menu. The Preview Area will open and the " 0110 "Icon Area will be reduced to one line. For viewing it larger, click the " 0111 "sidebars away (by just clicking on the active button on them). An even " 0112 "larger view you can achieve by clicking the **Show Fullscreen** icon |" 0113 "icon_fullscreen| either on the thumbnail or on the preview. While viewing " 0114 "images you can take action from the context menu at any time (not in " 0115 "fullscreen mode). To close the preview, just click again or press :kbd:`Esc` " 0116 "or :kbd:`F3` or click the **Table** or **Thumbnails** button on the Main " 0117 "Toolbar." 0118 msgstr "" 0119 0120 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:64 0121 msgid "The digiKam Main Window Preview Mode" 0122 msgstr "" 0123 0124 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:68 0125 msgid "" 0126 "The thumb bar located on top of preview canvas (optional - see Settings menu " 0127 "entry) can be relocated on left, right, or bottom side. An anchor on the " 0128 "left side of thumb bar allows to move it with the mouse at the wanted place." 0129 msgstr "" 0130 0131 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:70 0132 msgid "" 0133 "You can also view your images in a :ref:`slideshow <slide_tool>` using the " 0134 "**Slideshow** drop down menu from the Main Toolbar. You have the choice to " 0135 "start a slideshow with a selection of photographs, the whole content of the " 0136 "folder (or search result) or even including all subfolders." 0137 msgstr "" 0138 0139 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:75 0140 msgid "Editing a Photograph" 0141 msgstr "" 0142 0143 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:77 0144 msgid "" 0145 "You can open the Image Editor on a photograph either clicking the **Image " 0146 "Editor** button on the Main Toolbar or by selecting :menuselection:`Item --> " 0147 "Open...` :kbd:`F4` from the menu bar or clicking with the right mouse button " 0148 "and selecting **Open...** from the context menu. See the digiKam :ref:`Image " 0149 "Editor <image_editor>` section for instructions on how to edit your " 0150 "photographs. The Image Editor offers a wide range of tools to enhance, " 0151 "decorate and/or modify your photographs." 0152 msgstr "" 0153 0154 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:82 0155 msgid "Viewing or Editing a Photograph With Another Application" 0156 msgstr "" 0157 0158 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:84 0159 msgid "" 0160 "Sometimes digiKam may not provide all of the capabilities you need. You can " 0161 "open a photograph in another application by clicking with the right mouse " 0162 "button on it and selecting from the **Open With...** sub-menu. The list of " 0163 "applications that appear in this menu is controlled by the standard desktop " 0164 "file associations for the image format type of this photograph. Consult the " 0165 "desktop manual for instructions on changing these file associations if the " 0166 "application that you need is not listed." 0167 msgstr "" 0168 0169 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:86 0170 msgid "" 0171 "Note that there can be a problem with meta-data embedded in photographs when " 0172 "they are edited by other image manipulation applications. Some applications " 0173 "do not retain the photograph's meta-data when you save a modified image. " 0174 "This means that if you modify a photograph using one of these programs you " 0175 "will lose information such as orientation, aperture etc. that are stored in " 0176 "the Exif, IPTC, and XMP tags." 0177 msgstr "" 0178 0179 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:91 0180 msgid "Lossless Image Rotation" 0181 msgstr "" 0182 0183 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:95 0184 msgid "" 0185 "There is a difference between rotating a photograph in one of the Views of " 0186 "digiKam or in the Image Editor. The Image Editor uses a different method of " 0187 "rotating an image, you may not notice any difference but the Image Editor " 0188 "method can cause some loss of quality in the photograph when saving the " 0189 "picture as JPEG. The rotation methods described here preserve the original " 0190 "quality of the photograph also in JPEG - Files." 0191 msgstr "" 0192 0193 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:97 0194 msgid "" 0195 "digiKam provides two ways to get your photographs the right way up. The " 0196 "simplest method is to click one of the rotate icons on the thumbnail or the " 0197 "preview or to click with the right mouse button for the context menu and " 0198 "select **Rotate** and then pick the direction of rotation needed." 0199 msgstr "" 0200 0201 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:99 0202 msgid "" 0203 "The second method is to select :menuselection:`Item --> Auto Rotate/Flip " 0204 "Using Exif Information` from the menu bar. Most digital cameras have an " 0205 "orientation sensor. This sensor can detect how you hold the camera while " 0206 "taking an image. It stores this orientation information inside the image. " 0207 "This meta data is stored in an embedded meta-data section called Exif. The " 0208 "cameras could rotate the image themselves right away, but they have limited " 0209 "processing power, so they leave this job to an application like digiKam. If " 0210 "the camera is storing the orientation, then digiKam can use it to " 0211 "automatically rotate your photographs so that they are the correct way up " 0212 "when you display them. digiKam will rotate the image on disk according to " 0213 "this orientation information." 0214 msgstr "" 0215 0216 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:101 0217 msgid "" 0218 "The photograph is rotated without loss of quality and the orientation " 0219 "information is set to normal, so that other Exif-aware applications will " 0220 "handle it correctly. The :ref:`Import Tool <advanced_import>` can perform " 0221 "this operation automatically when it uploads the photographs from your " 0222 "camera which will ensure that your photographs are always the right way up. " 0223 "The rotate operation will do nothing if your camera does not include this " 0224 "information in the photos." 0225 msgstr "" 0226 0227 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:106 0228 msgid "Renaming a Photograph" 0229 msgstr "" 0230 0231 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:108 0232 msgid "" 0233 "You can change the filename for a photograph by clicking with the right " 0234 "mouse button over a thumbnail and selecting **Rename...** :kbd:`F2`. You can " 0235 "also select multiple photographs to batch rename files. A dialog will open " 0236 "showing the list of selected photographs with their current name and the new " 0237 "name." 0238 msgstr "" 0239 0240 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:114 0241 msgid "The digiKam Advanced Rename Tool Dialog" 0242 msgstr "" 0243 0244 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:116 0245 msgid "" 0246 "The renaming pattern can be customize with the **Renaming Options** " 0247 "collection on the bottom which contains original file name, file extension, " 0248 "owner and group, directory, a dialog for defining a sequence number and a " 0249 "dialog for adding date and time information, either fixed or based on the " 0250 "time information written by the camera into the image file. Each option " 0251 "appended to the renaming pattern can be customized with the **Modifier** " 0252 "button on the right side of renaming pattern editor." 0253 msgstr "" 0254 0255 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:122 0256 msgid "" 0257 "The Advanced Rename Sequence Number Dialog to Setup Modifiers in Renaming " 0258 "Pattern" 0259 msgstr "" 0260 0261 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:124 0262 msgid "In the sequence **Number** dialog you will find following options:" 0263 msgstr "" 0264 0265 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:126 0266 msgid "" 0267 "**Extension aware numbering**: will start a new sequence for every file " 0268 "extension." 0269 msgstr "" 0270 0271 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:127 0272 msgid "**Folder aware numbering**: will start a new sequence for every folder." 0273 msgstr "" 0274 0275 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:128 0276 msgid "" 0277 "**File Counter aware numbering**: will searches for the highest used counter " 0278 "in the filename from the image's directory and continues it." 0279 msgstr "" 0280 0281 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:129 0282 msgid "" 0283 "**Random text aware numbering**: will generate a hexadecimal random numeric " 0284 "code string for the numbering. It is a random number with up to 31 digits. " 0285 "Use many *#* to render a unique code in your renaming scheme." 0286 msgstr "" 0287 0288 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:131 0289 msgid "The **Date and Time** selection dialog looks like this:" 0290 msgstr "" 0291 0292 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:137 0293 msgid "" 0294 "The Advanced Rename Date Selector to Setup Modifiers in Renaming Pattern" 0295 msgstr "" 0296 0297 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:139 0298 msgid "" 0299 "The calendar is active only if **Fixed Date** is selected from the " 0300 "**Source** drop down field. This way you can add the same date and time " 0301 "information to the filenames of all imported images or videos. If **Image** " 0302 "is selected instead digiKam will use the time information from the metadata " 0303 "of the image files. With the **Format** drop down field you can choose from " 0304 "several standard date/time formats and a custom format. For the latter " 0305 "choose **Custom** in **Format** drop-down list and fill in." 0306 msgstr "" 0307 0308 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:141 0309 msgid "" 0310 "The **Format** string from **Date and Time** dialog determines the content " 0311 "of the date generated during download. Any sequence of characters enclosed " 0312 "in single quotes will be included verbatim in the output string, even if it " 0313 "contains formatting characters. Two consecutive single quotes (\"''\") are " 0314 "replaced by a single quote in the output. All other characters in the format " 0315 "string are included verbatim in the output string." 0316 msgstr "" 0317 0318 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:143 0319 msgid "" 0320 "Formats without separators (e.g. *ddMM*) are supported but must be used with " 0321 "care, as the resulting strings aren't always reliably readable (e.g. if *dM* " 0322 "produces *212* it could mean either the 2nd of December or the 21st of " 0323 "February). Example format strings, assumed that the date is *21 May 2001 " 0324 "14:13:09.120*:" 0325 msgstr "" 0326 0327 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:146 0328 msgid "Format" 0329 msgstr "" 0330 0331 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:146 0332 msgid "Result" 0333 msgstr "" 0334 0335 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:148 0336 msgid "dd.MM.yyyy" 0337 msgstr "" 0338 0339 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:148 0340 msgid "21.05.2001" 0341 msgstr "" 0342 0343 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:149 0344 msgid "ddd MMMM d yy" 0345 msgstr "" 0346 0347 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:149 0348 msgid "Tue May 21 01" 0349 msgstr "" 0350 0351 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:150 0352 msgid "hh:mm:ss.zzz" 0353 msgstr "" 0354 0355 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:150 0356 msgid "14:13:09.120" 0357 msgstr "" 0358 0359 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:151 0360 msgid "hh:mm:ss.z" 0361 msgstr "" 0362 0363 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:151 0364 msgid "14:13:09.12" 0365 msgstr "" 0366 0367 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:152 0368 msgid "h:m:s ap" 0369 msgstr "" 0370 0371 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:152 0372 msgid "2:13:9 pm" 0373 msgstr "" 0374 0375 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:155 0376 msgid "" 0377 "The **Database** dialog allows to select items information registered in " 0378 "database as **Modifiers**." 0379 msgstr "" 0380 0381 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:161 0382 msgid "" 0383 "The Advanced Rename Database Dialog to Setup Modifiers in Renaming Pattern" 0384 msgstr "" 0385 0386 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:163 0387 msgid "" 0388 "The **Metadata** dialog allows to select files metadata information taken " 0389 "from **Exif**, **IPTC**, **XMP**, etc, as **Modifiers**." 0390 msgstr "" 0391 0392 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:169 0393 msgid "" 0394 "The Advanced Rename Metadata Dialog to Setup Modifiers in Renaming Pattern" 0395 msgstr "" 0396 0397 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:171 0398 msgid "" 0399 "In addition these options can be customized further with the help of a " 0400 "number of **Modifiers**. To apply a modifier, append it to the option, for " 0401 "instance ``[file]{upper}``. A list of all **Options** and **Modifiers** " 0402 "together with a short explanations will open when clicking the info button." 0403 msgstr "" 0404 0405 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:177 0406 msgid "The Advanced Rename Helper View for Modifiers Choices" 0407 msgstr "" 0408 0409 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:181 0410 msgid "" 0411 "The sequence number may be needed if you have a camera with a very fast " 0412 "multi-shoot mode where it is possible to get two photographs with exactly " 0413 "the same data and time." 0414 msgstr "" 0415 0416 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:183 0417 msgid "" 0418 "You can also batch rename photographs using the :ref:`Batch Queue Manager " 0419 "<batch_queue>` :kbd:`B`, or with the :ref:`Import Tool <advanced_import>` " 0420 "during downloads from camera. These two are mostly the same. Place the " 0421 "cursor in the renaming pattern editor, type in something and/or select " 0422 "**Modifiers** and **Options** from the buttons." 0423 msgstr "" 0424 0425 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:188 0426 msgid "Deleting a Photograph" 0427 msgstr "" 0428 0429 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:190 0430 msgid "" 0431 "When you delete a photograph from digiKam with :menuselection:`Item --> Move " 0432 "to Trash` :kbd:`Del` it will be moved from its folder on the hard disk to " 0433 "the internal **Trash** Can." 0434 msgstr "" 0435 0436 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:192 0437 msgid "Deleting works from anywhere in any digiKam window." 0438 msgstr "" 0439 0440 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:194 0441 msgid "" 0442 "digiKam will ask you confirmation before to move items to trash with the " 0443 "dialog below." 0444 msgstr "" 0445 0446 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:200 0447 msgid "The digiKam Move to Trash Dialog" 0448 msgstr "" 0449 0450 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:202 0451 msgid "" 0452 "For each collection registered in the database, digiKam handles an internal " 0453 "trash-bin. Physically, the trash is located at the root album corresponding " 0454 "to the collection entry. It's an hidden folder :file:`.dtrash` storing " 0455 "deleted items in a subdirectory named :file:`files`, and information about " 0456 "the deletion stored in another subdirectory named :file:`info` with Json " 0457 "sidecars (:file:`.dtrashinfo`). Deleting a file in the collection does not " 0458 "remove the file from the media, but moves the file into this container, and " 0459 "the items are not registered anymore in the digiKam database." 0460 msgstr "" 0461 0462 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:204 0463 msgid "" 0464 "The trash-bin is accessible from the left sidebar tab **Albums** as the last " 0465 "entry of the tree-view corresponding to a collection and is named **Trash**. " 0466 "As the trash-view is a special container in digiKam, the layout of the trash-" 0467 "bin contents is a list based on a table-view and it cannot be changed. The " 0468 "trash-bin items details can always be displayed in the right sidebar using " 0469 "**Properties**, **Metadata**, **Colors**, and **Map** tabs but information " 0470 "are taken from the files, not the database, and cannot be editable from the " 0471 "**Captions** tab. **Versions** and **Filters** tabs cannot be used too with " 0472 "the trash-bin." 0473 msgstr "" 0474 0475 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:210 0476 msgid "" 0477 "The digiKam Internal Trash-Bin Exists for All Collections Registered in the " 0478 "Database" 0479 msgstr "" 0480 0481 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:214 0482 msgid "" 0483 "digiKam does not use the Desktop recycler as operations to move files to " 0484 "delete from a network collection will take a while. It will be exactly the " 0485 "same problem with a collection hosted in a different disk partition than " 0486 "your home directory managed by the Desktop. Moving items to delete to a self-" 0487 "contained trash-bin from the collection will be universal and fast." 0488 msgstr "" 0489 0490 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:216 0491 msgid "" 0492 "On the bottom of the trash-bin view, a series of buttons allows to restore " 0493 "files in collection or delete them permanently. These are:" 0494 msgstr "" 0495 0496 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:218 0497 msgid "**Undo**: to restore only the last entry in the trash-bin." 0498 msgstr "" 0499 0500 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:219 0501 msgid "**Restore**: to restore selection of files from the trash-bin." 0502 msgstr "" 0503 0504 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:220 0505 msgid "" 0506 "**Delete**: to remove **permanently** the items selection or all items from " 0507 "the trash-bin." 0508 msgstr "" 0509 0510 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:222 0511 msgid "" 0512 "All these options are also available on the context menu from the list of " 0513 "trash-bin. When one **Delete** option is selected, the relevant operation " 0514 "processed on trash-bin items will be confirmed to the user." 0515 msgstr "" 0516 0517 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:228 0518 msgid "" 0519 "The digiKam Internal Trash-Bin Asks to Confirm the Permanently Deletion of " 0520 "Items" 0521 msgstr "" 0522 0523 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:232 0524 msgid "" 0525 "As physically the trash-bin container is located in the root album from a " 0526 "collection, if you backup a collection on a separated media, you will backup " 0527 "also the corresponding trash-bin container safety." 0528 msgstr "" 0529 0530 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:237 0531 msgid "Grouping Photographs" 0532 msgstr "" 0533 0534 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:239 0535 msgid "" 0536 "Grouping items is a very useful way to organize Photographs and/or videos " 0537 "that are related to each other and to adjust the way they are displayed in " 0538 "the image area. This function is available through the context menu on a " 0539 "selection of items (more than one item selected)." 0540 msgstr "" 0541 0542 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:245 0543 msgid "The digiKam Icon-View Grouped Items Options From Context Menu" 0544 msgstr "" 0545 0546 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:247 0547 msgid "" 0548 "You can put the whole selection into one group using **Group Selected Here** " 0549 "or you can create more than one group determined by time (seconds will be " 0550 "ignored) or by file name. Note that the latter will put items with the same " 0551 "name but different file types into one group. Use case see further below." 0552 msgstr "" 0553 0554 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:253 0555 msgid "The digiKam Icon-View Grouped Mode From Icon-View" 0556 msgstr "" 0557 0558 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:257 0559 msgid "" 0560 "If you group files automatically based on filename, the smaller file size " 0561 "from the group is preferred as the leading item. The idea is that when " 0562 "previewing, faster loading of the image will allow for a quick preview." 0563 msgstr "" 0564 0565 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:259 0566 msgid "" 0567 "If you group files manually from icon-view, the selected item used to show " 0568 "context menu and group files will be used as leading item." 0569 msgstr "" 0570 0571 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:261 0572 msgid "" 0573 "The next group in the menu is to control whether only the reference icon of " 0574 "the group (the first of the group according to the sorting order at the " 0575 "moment of grouping) is displayed or all of them. These two functions can " 0576 "also be accessed by the little grouping indicator (folder symbol with " 0577 "number) on the reference icon." 0578 msgstr "" 0579 0580 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:265 0581 msgid "" 0582 "In Icon-View, you can turn on/off the frame over groupped item thumbnails " 0583 "with an option from :ref:`Setup/Miscs/Appearance <appearance_settings>` " 0584 "settings." 0585 msgstr "" 0586 0587 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:267 0588 msgid "" 0589 "While the mouse pointer is hovering over it there will pop up an information " 0590 "**n grouped items. Group is closed/open.** where *n* indicates the number of " 0591 "items in the group which are invisible if the group is closed. Clicking on " 0592 "the indicator toggles between **open** and **closed**." 0593 msgstr "" 0594 0595 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:269 0596 msgid "" 0597 "In the **Table Mode** of the Image Area groups are indicated the way we know " 0598 "from many other lists and tables: with a little triangle in front of the " 0599 "reference item. Clicking on this triangle will fold out/in the grouped items." 0600 msgstr "" 0601 0602 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:275 0603 msgid "The digiKam Icon-View Grouped Mode From Table View" 0604 msgstr "" 0605 0606 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:277 0607 msgid "" 0608 "The last group in the **Group** context menu allows to remove individual " 0609 "items from the group or to disband the whole group. The content of the menu " 0610 "will change depending on whether you use it on a selection of still un-" 0611 "grouped items, on a group or on single items of a group." 0612 msgstr "" 0613 0614 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:279 0615 msgid "" 0616 "What can you do with a group? In terms of functions of digiKam you can " 0617 "perform a lot of operations like copy, delete, move, rotate on the whole " 0618 "group by selecting only the reference icon provided the group is closed. The " 0619 "same way you can load the whole group into tools like Light Table or the " 0620 "Batch Queue Manager, even into the Image Editor where you can navigate " 0621 "through the group members with the page keys on your keyboard. You can " 0622 "assign tags and labels (see further in this manual) and also write " 0623 "descriptions (see :ref:`Captions <captions_view>`). Give it a try." 0624 msgstr "" 0625 0626 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:283 0627 msgid "" 0628 "Operations to perform over grouped items are managed by Setup/Miscs/Grouping " 0629 "settings. See :ref:`this section <grouping_settings>` from the manual for " 0630 "details." 0631 msgstr "" 0632 0633 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:285 0634 msgid "" 0635 "In terms of use cases you can for instance group videos together with the ." 0636 "jpg - images related to them which most cameras provide or RAW images with " 0637 "their JPG counterpart. This is made easy by **Group Selected By Filename**. " 0638 "In the screenshot above exposure bracketed images are being grouped. One " 0639 "could do the same for archiving purposes with images used for a panorama. If " 0640 "you have very specific requirements for documenting of editing steps the :" 0641 "ref:`Versions <versions_view>` function of digiKam cannot meet you may find " 0642 "a solution using grouping. We can think of more use cases for grouping but " 0643 "We don't want to overload this section of the handbook here. Maybe a last " 0644 "hint for your own ideas: grouping is not restricted to items out of the same " 0645 "album. The whole group (open or closed) will only be visible in the album of " 0646 "the reference item. The other members of the group will be visible in their " 0647 "own albums only if the group is open. Can be confusing, use with care." 0648 msgstr "" 0649 0650 #: ../../main_window/image_view.rst:289 0651 msgid "" 0652 "Everything described in this Grouping section has nothing to do with **Group " 0653 "Images** in the **View** menu. That function doesn't form permanent groups " 0654 "of items, it only organizes the way icons are displayed in the Icon-View." 0655 msgstr ""