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A PowerShell script that converts RAW (and other) image files to the widely-supported JPEG format

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https://devblogs.microsoft.com/scripting/powertip-identify-if-you-are-running-on-powershell-core/

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When sorting images by date, important when mixing images from different sources, the converted files have the date of the conversion and not the date of the original file. Please...

enhancement

First of all thanks for sharing your coding (the power of the commons! ;-) ). Somehow I am getting a very complex error message. This was my command after downloading...

question

Any way to copy the EXIF data across (date taken, GPS location etc)?

enhancement

Any chance you could convert this to a module and add it to the PSGallery?

enhancement

This PR adds a switch to allow the user to remove the existing file extension before adding `.jpg`, rather than just adding `.jpg` to the end of it. Without the...

Hello, Thanks for this script, super helpful! I'm having issues with a set of files (one example attached). This is odd since I've been using it but not sure why...

question

I need to convert png images to jpg but when converting it converts them to JPG with transparency even from PNG images that don't have transparency, is there a way...

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The script works fine. Output file name now look like filename.heic.jpg. On changing line 91-92 to the followings will solve the issue. ``` $extension = $inputFile.FileType $outputFileName = $inputFile.Name -replace...

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Various changes and improvements. Changes should all be backwards compatible and behind flags, should be almost no change in behavior unless the new flags are used. Open to feedback, feel...