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# photos2pdf - Create PDF from Series of Photos
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## Description
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Optimized for the processing of ad-hoc photos of flipcharts and whiteboards,
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this converter utility scans a given directory for each file with the `.jpg`
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filename extension, post-processes it (stretching contrast and trimming content
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to the actual drawings. From the resulting pictures a PDF is generated, one
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picture per page.
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## Dependencies
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This utility requires the following tools to be installed:
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```shell
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apt install imagemagick pdfjam pdftk
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```
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## Installation
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```shell
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git clone https://tk-sls.de/git/tk-sls.de/photos2pdf.git
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cd photos2pdf
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sudo make install
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```
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## Usage
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Given a directory `some_directory` containing one or more JPEG pictures (the
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filenames have to end with `.jpg`):
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```shell
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photos2pdf --result-filename output.pdf some_directory
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```
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The utility offers some options that control the aspects of the conversion;
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use the `--help` option for usage instructions.
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## Author and Copyright
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©2023 Tilman Kranz <(t.kranz@tk-sls.de)[mailto:t.kranz@tk-sls.de]>
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