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graphicsmagick (1.3.18-Q16-2dhor~raring) raring; urgency=low

  * Bugfixes
  * GM utility: New 'batch' command was contributed by Kenneth Xu
    which supports executing any number of other GM utility
    sub-commands in a single invokation in a sort of "batch" script.
    Input may be piped from standard input, from a specified file, or
    from a 'GM >' command prompt.  This utilities front-end allows any
    other program/script to drive 'gm' using a co-process model and
    speeds up execution by eliminating utility start-up/shut-down
    time.
  * convert/mogrify: Now support -auto-orient to automatically rotate
    the image upright for viewing based on its current orientation
    setting.  Also support -orient to support setting the current
    image orientation.  Please note that the orientation property of
    EXIF profiles is not yet updated so the EXIF profile will be wrong
    after using -auto-orient.
  * C API: AutoOrientImage(), new New function to automatically orient
    the image so that it is upright for normal viewing.
  * Wand API: MagickGetImagePage()/MagickSetImagePage(), new functions
    to support getting and setting the image page size and offsets.
  * PNG: Added PNG48 and PNG64 support. Added PNG00 support (png
    encoder that inherits its color-type and bit-depth from the input,
    if the input was a PNG datastream).
  * GraphicsMagick TAP tests may now be run stand-alone using Perl's
    'prove' TAP test driver.
  * Detection of glob specifications in file names is more efficient.
  * ltdl: Libltdl is no longer bundled.  Libltdl must be previously
    installed on the system in order to build the modules
    configuration.
  * AppendImages() now converts subsequent images to the colorspace of
    the first image, and no longer converts the first image to RGB.
    Instead, it is assumed the user knows what she is doing.
  * SetImageColorRegion() no longer automatically converts the image
    to RGB.  The user is responsible for assuring that the provided
    color is in the same colorspace as the image.
 -- Dariusz Duma <email address hidden>   Sun, 24 Mar 2013 10:00:39 +0100

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