Planar converter

You may also install these dependencies manually. Everything will be easier and faster if you install this on a more modern operating system. There is no need to run PPRC from the computer you scanned on. Install Node via downloadable installer. Install Imagemagick via downloadable installer make sure to select "install legacy utilities" as negfix8 needs this.

Install Git via downloadable installer. Open the command prompt by clicking the start button and searching for "cmd" and running it. You can check your currently installed version with "pprc --version" and update with npm update -g pakon-planar-raw-converter. You may now review your scans using "Previous" and "Next" and optionally correct framing but not cropping!

Do not rotate any images. You must run this program from your computer's "terminal", that means that it is text-based rather than mouse-based, but it should be easy even if you have never done that kind of thing before. Once you've installed it, all you have to do is:.

Travel to the directory where your TLXClientDemo created raw files are, the easiest way to do this is to type cd in the terminal that is "cd" for Change Directory, followed by a space , and then drag the folder that contains your images into the terminal window from Finder.

If it looks like that press the enter key, and you will now be "in" the directory containing your images. After a few moments you should have an "out" directory containing the processed images. By default when you run the command pprc in the directory containing your TLXClientDemo exported raw files the following things will happen:. This will leave you with TIFFs that look dark and orange but you can use other tools to process them them such as Vuescan or ColorPerfect.

If you use this options the raw TIFF files will be placed in the output directory. Currently necessary to run the script on Windows XP.

Skip to content. Star Branches Tags. Could not load branches. Could not load tags. Latest commit. Git stats 38 commits. Failed to load latest commit information. View code. Installing You need to have Node, ImageMagick, and Negfix8 on your system, and then install this script "globally" so you can run it from any directory.

OSX Short version if you have homebrew installed : brew install imagemagick negfix8 node npm npm install -g pakon-planar-raw-converter Long version: Install "Homebrew". This is needed because even though this script and your scans and your Pakon have nothing to do with the internet, this script is written in Javascript. The easiest way to install it is to type brew install node npm in your terminal.

You can also download an installer however you may run into permission issues when trying to globally install the script later. You may also install these dependencies manually. Everything will be easier and faster if you install this on a more modern operating system.

There is no need to run PPRC from the computer you scanned on. You can check your currently installed version with "pprc —version" and update with npm update -g pakon-planar-raw-converter. Do not rotate any images. You must run this program from your computer's "terminal", that means that it is text-based rather than mouse-based, but it should be easy even if you have never done that kind of thing before.

Once you've installed it, all you have to do is:. If it looks like that press the enter key, and you will now be "in" the directory containing your images. After a few moments you should have an "out" directory containing the processed images. By default when you run the command pprc in the directory containing your TLXClientDemo exported raw files the following things will happen:. This will leave you with TIFFs that look dark and orange but you can use other tools to process them them such as Vuescan or ColorPerfect.

If you use this options the raw TIFF files will be placed in the output directory. Currently necessary to run the script on Windows XP. Installing You need to have Node, ImageMagick, and Negfix8 on your system, and then install this script "globally" so you can run it from any directory.

OSX Short version if you have homebrew installed : brew install imagemagick negfix8 node npm npm install -g pakon-planar-raw-converter Long version: 1 Install "Homebrew". Using this script Short version: Simply run pprc from the directory containing your raw images.