F-SpotLinux
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ACDSeeWindows
F-Spot als Linux-Alternative zu ACDSee
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Unser Fazit
F-Spot is not a good replacement for ACDSee for most users, especially those relying on RAW editing, batch operations, or catalog-based management. It lacks non-destructive editing, has no facial recognition, and offers minimal metadata control. While it handles basic tagging, rating, and viewing for JPEG and common formats, its discontinued status means no updates or support. Only very light users on older GNOME systems who need simple photo tagging and browsing might find it minimally usable, but better alternatives exist.
- Lizenz
- GPL-2.0
- Preis
- Kostenlos
- Aktuelle Version
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- Bewertung
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Was gleich funktioniert
- Both support basic photo tagging and rating systems
- Offer thumbnail browsing and fast image viewing for common formats
- Allow import from folders and basic photo organization
- Support basic editing like cropping and red-eye removal
- Include search by tag, date, or rating
Was anders ist
- F-Spot lacks RAW image support and non-destructive editing
- No facial recognition or detection features
- Does not support IPTC metadata editing or advanced EXIF handling
- No batch operations or advanced file management
- Catalog system is rudimentary compared to ACDSee’s
Ihre ACDSee-Dateien öffnen
F-Spot reads common formats like JPEG, PNG, and TIFF, so it can open most files exported from ACDSee. However, it does not support RAW formats like .CR2 or .NEF, which ACDSee handles well. There is no known support for reading ACDSee-specific catalog files or embedded ACDSee metadata. Export is limited to standard image formats, without preserving advanced metadata or sidecar files.
Von ACDSee zu F-Spot wechseln – Schritt für Schritt
- Export your photos from ACDSee to a flat folder structure
- Ensure all needed metadata is saved in standard EXIF/IPTC fields
- Install F-Spot from your distribution’s repository, if available
- Import photos into F-Spot via its import tool
- Re-tag and rate images as needed within F-Spot
- Use external tools for RAW conversion before importing
Wichtige Funktionen von F-Spot
- Import von Kameras oder Ordnern
- Tagging- und Bewertungssystem
- Grundlegende Anpassungen (Zuschneiden, Rote-Augen-Korrektur, Farbkorrektur)
- Diashow-Modus
- Export zu Web-Alben
- Suche nach Datum, Tag oder Bewertung
- Unterstützt gängige Formate (JPEG, PNG, TIFF)
- Integration in den GNOME-Desktop
Häufige Fragen
Is F-Spot still maintained?
No, F-Spot is discontinued and has not been updated in years. It is no longer maintained or receiving bug fixes.
Can F-Spot edit RAW files?
No, F-Spot does not support RAW image formats. You must convert RAW files externally before importing.
Does F-Spot have facial recognition?
No, F-Spot does not include face detection or recognition features, which are available in ACDSee.
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