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The 4th beta release of digiKam plugins box is out.

With this new release, Calendar and PrintWizard plugins have been ported to KDE4. Another tool have been added to batch remove red eyes automatically. it's based on OpenCV library.

Dear all digiKam fans and users!

The digiKam development team is happy to release the 6th beta release dedicated to KDE4. The digiKam tarball can be downloaded from SourceForge.

Take care, it's always a BETA code with many of new bugs not yet fixed... Do not use yet in production...

KDE3 version still the stable release and have been published this summer.

This tutorial is dedicated to guide users who want to compile current digiKam implementation from KDE subversion repository under Microsoft Windows. I will use Windows XP Service Pack2 and KDE 4.1.2.

Some years ago, we had an addition to our family and I took a lot of photos in that time. During the months I had taken nearly 2000 images of the newborn, but most of them had red-eyes on it.
This happens quite a lot with little children since their pupils don't close that fast and the light of the camera flash is reflected by the eye.

Dear all digiKam fans and users!

The digiKam development team is happy to start a new serie of KDE3 releases. The digiKam 0.9.5-beta1 tarball can be downloaded from SourceForge. Noteworthy features added since the last stable release include a new RAWImport tool, embedding all image plugin dialogs in editor window, as usual a lot of bug fixes - see below for a complete list of new features and fixed bugs.

The 3rd beta release of digiKam plugins box is out.

With this new release, Kipi-plugins are now compilable under Windows using MinGW and Microsoft Visual C++. Precompiled packages are available with KDE-Windows installer. See KDE-Windows project for details.

See below the list of new features and bugs-fix coming with this release:

Dear all digiKam fans and users!

The digiKam development team is happy to release the 5th beta release dedicated to KDE4. The digiKam tarball can be downloaded from SourceForge.

With this new release, digiKam is now compilable under Windows using MinGW and Microsoft Visual C++. Precompiled packages are available with KDE-Windows installer. See KDE-Windows project for details.

Kipi-plugins 0.1.6 for KDE3 has been just released. The tarball can be downloaded from SourceForge at this url.

This release will be the last one for KDE3 desktop. The team will concentrate work to KDE4 code where few plugins are not yet ported

This release include severals fix for Flickr and PicasaWeb export plugins. See below the list of new features and bugs report closed:

libkdcraw 0.1.6 for KDE3 has been just released. The tarball can be downloaded from SourceForge at this url.

This release is a backport of current implementation from KDE4 based on LibRaw 0.6.1 Raw decoder. For more informations, take a look on this previous blog entry

New cameras are supported with this release: Canon 50D, Sony A900, Nikon D90, Nikon P6000, and Panasonic LX3 FZ28.

Have an happy Raw workflow...

"Et voilà..."

This is an important stage for digiKam project. A native port under Microsoft Windows...