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If you just want to use the included scripts please see the scripts documentation http://yvs.eu.com/MovingImages/docs/MovingImages.html. There are scripts that can be used from the command line and there are scripts that you can run from applications like TextWrangler.

A couple of scripts provide access to many of the CoreImage filters to apply to your images, while others do typical things like scale, crop, pad, add a text watermark etc.

You can also write your own scripts. There is comprehensive documentation. The overview documentation is here: http://yvs.eu.com/MovingImages/Contents and if you use ruby to write your scripts then reference documentation is provided: http://yvs.eu.com/MovingImages/docs/MovingImages.html

MovingImages is fast. For processing less than 100 image files MovingImages performance is similar to that of other image processing solutions like sips, but with more than 100 files the MovingImages equivalent can be up to 3 times faster at doing similar jobs. The MovingImages scripts provides both scaling and export quality options where appropriate.

There is also a few scripts you can run simply from within a text editor like TextWrangler for those of you who don't like using the command line.

There is documentation for using the MovingImages Framework, if you would like to take advantage of the framework, please contact me.

The combination of the ability to draw images and shapes using CoreGraphics with the access to Apple's CoreImage filter technology makes MovingImages a fun place to learn about graphics drawing and its speed makes it a powerful tool to get major work done.

MovingImages is in active development with new features being added regularly.

Please send all enquiries to e-mail support[at]yvs.eu.com

Kevin