Comment # 2 on bug 965865 from Wolfgang Bauer

(In reply to Per Jessen from comment #1)
> Apparently (thanks Andrei) this is due to kipi-plugins being installed. 

No it isn't.

digikam requires kipi-plugins, not the other way round.

The situation is this:
libkdcraw23, libkexiv2-11, libkface3, libkgeomap2, libkipi11, libksane0, and
libmediawiki1 have been moved to the digikam-libs package, as the corresponding
source packages are KF5 based now (but digikam is still KDE4 based and needs
the KDE4 versions).

For some reason, digikam-libs requires digikam though, that's why it gets
installed.
No idea why that requirement has been added, but IMHO that is bogus and should
be removed.