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kdc2tiff

KDC2TIFF(1)															       KDC2TIFF(1)

NAME

       kdc2tiff - convert Kodac kdc files to tiff

SYNOPSIS

       kdc2tiff [ global-options ] inputfile [local-options -o outputfile1 ]
	    [ local-options -o outputfile2 ] ...

DESCRIPTION

       This  manual  page  documents briefly the kdc2tiff command.  This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the
       original program does not have a manual page.

       kdc2tiff is a program that converts Kodac kdc files to tiff with attention to aspect ratio, accurate scaling,  contrast	adjustment,  gamma
       correction and image rotation.

OPTIONS

       -w #   output image width

       -h #   output image height

       -g #   absolute gamma correction

       +g #   relative gamma correction

       -G     no grain reduction (default)

       +G     reduce graininess

       +GG    reduce graininess (extra)

       +e     normal contrast enhancement (default)

       +E #   advanced contrast enhancement

       -e     no contrast enhancement

       -W wht colour of light source

       +s     square pixels (default)

       -s     allow non-square pixels

       +f     fast processing

       -f     slow processing, high quality (default)

       +p     crop image if necessary to fit width and height (default)

       -p     no cropping, width and height are maximums

       -R     don't rotate image (default)

       +R     rotate image clockwise

       +B     rotate image counter-clockwise

       -C     copy note copyright in output file

       -c schm
	      TIFF compression scheme

       -r #   TIFF rows per strip setting

SEE ALSO

       kdc2jpeg(1)

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Martin Wuertele <maxx@wuertele.net>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

Martin Wuertele <;maxx@debian.org>				       0.01							       KDC2TIFF(1)

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