Program to identify and move B&W pictures?

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Daniel Prince

Is there a freeware program that can identify B&W pictures (gray
scale) and move them to a B&W subdirectory off the directory it
found them in? For example, if I ran the program on
E:\pictures\trains, it would move all the gray scale pictures to
E:\pictures\trains\B&W. Thank you in advance for all replies.
 
Daniel Prince ([email protected]) schrieb/wrote:
Is there a freeware program that can identify B&W pictures (gray
scale) and move them to a B&W subdirectory off the directory it
found them in? For example, if I ran the program on
E:\pictures\trains, it would move all the gray scale pictures to
E:\pictures\trains\B&W. Thank you in advance for all replies.

I'm sure Irfan, the author of IrfanView, will be
pleased about that suggestion. --> (e-mail address removed)
 
Daniel Prince said:
Is there a freeware program that can identify B&W pictures (gray
scale) and move them to a B&W subdirectory off the directory it
found them in? For example, if I ran the program on
E:\pictures\trains, it would move all the gray scale pictures to
E:\pictures\trains\B&W. Thank you in advance for all replies.

I would also like this, doing this for B&W wouldn't be hard...
just something to read the RGB "value" of all pixels in the image,
since grayscale "colors" have all those 3 values identical (R = G = B with R
between 0 and 255 - inclusive (0 <= x <= 255 in math language) ).


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