batch

Applies the currently open image to a batch of images as a dark frame, for the removal of hot-pixels in sequences of images.  Suitable for timelapse or other animations taken in low light with non-RAW images where dark frames typically cannot be applied on opening.

Can act on all images in a directory, on a range of images between two specified (default) or on a single image.  Output files have a specified prefix, a sequentially numeric suffix (eg Frame00001.jpg) from a specified starting number.  The output directory may be specified, or the input directory used.

This I made for people creating sprite animationes. It can reduce the size for all images to 8 bit indexed without mixing up colors that should stay she same, like backgound colors that are supposed to become a transparent color.
It is my first GIMP script anyway and is a modified version of the sg-save-all-layers script.
It just saves a stack of layers as .bmp files with a palette of your choice in the specified directionary.

Create a palette___________________________________________

This simple script helps to clear "gray" paper-background for a scanned documents (pictures) to a white color. It is used by myself to clear lot of files. In batch mode, processed files must have extension JPG and changed versions will be saved to the same place, replacing original. Tested on Win32 GIMP v2.6, but i think will work with other 2.x too.

p.s. the main idea of the script is described on the this page (russian only, sorry).

FIL (Film Imitation Lab) is a powerful script for old photo simulation. FIL has a modular architecture and can use binary extension (plugins).

Current version: v1.7.2 (June 14th 2013).

Features:

This little bit of Script-Fu converts all images of a specified extension in a single folder to greyscale .gbr files. script-fu popup prompts you for the folder containing the images, and which extension to filter on.

Brushes are created in the same folder as the images, using the original filenames (but with .gbr as the extension instead of frex. .jpg).

Tested in Windows XP with GIMP 2.6 - not tested in other environments or versions, but as this script is very bare bones, it should work on any GIMP version from at least 2.2 up (not sure about earlier).

This plug-in changes color balance to imitate images taken with Manual / Classic lenses but without any effect of degradation similar to images made with toy lenses.

See samples:
Original:

After Manual Lens filter:

Version 0.1.2:
Introduces Linux support.

Copy the .scm file to: