Colin Grant
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Colin Grant commented,
Thank you :-)
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Colin Grant commented,
Would have thought if the info was there XNP would have picked it up?
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Colin Grant commented,
Just played around round tripping from XNP to Flex. Noticed than when I edited a raf and returned a jpeg 2000 file from Flex the metadata had been changed, the date originally shot having been repl...
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Colin Grant commented,
Well there is an alternative - write edits to the metadata? The one problem with all this is being able to see your edits in your file system/dam of choice. This is where project files could work, ...
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Colin Grant commented,
But why does Luminar even need a DAM? Why not just bolt onto the existing file system and use that for browsing. Even that would give a far more complete solution that that awful thing in L3. Flex ...
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Colin Grant commented,
A bit more Richard. C1 Express for Fuji does not have a synchronise folder function, that I can find anyway, and also C1 creates a tif whilst Flex sends back a tiff which is treated as a completely...
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Colin Grant commented,
And when exactly is exif scheduled for Phil? I am surprised you still believe anything that Skylum post on their Roadmap - they seem to add and take away to suite themselves. Nothing is set in stone!
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Colin Grant commented,
I reckon most of the original "dream"is not on the roadmap. Things must be pretty bad if they are removing functionality to gain on performance.
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Colin Grant commented,
But it is not just performance is it? The functionality of the DAM is so lacking it hardly qualifies as a file browser. Please do stop quoting from the crib sheet and try and understand the issues ...
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Colin Grant commented,
It does not really work well with Cap One though Richard as it does not remember the folder from whence the image originated. As you say one has to choose the folder to save back to (why it is term...