Christian Kanzian píše v Út 03. 12. 2013 v 11:07 +0100:
> So I seppareted them into folders whereby I don't manage my RAWs with
> digikam.

That seems to be the safest way.

> I sort, rate, process and tag my RAWs with darktable and collect the
> exports in digikam, don't using the xmp files in digikam. digikam reads
> the meta data from the exported images well enough. Doing a kind of DAM
> in darktable means you don't loose information, if you process a RAW
> again.

Slightly different on my side: I do all the DAM stuff in digikam with
JPEGs and let it write the metadata into XMP within JPEGs. (No sidecar.)

If I need to reprocess raw files in dt, they have the processing stack
in their XMP files and I do not have to worry about collisions with
other software.

An inevitable trouble is synchronisation between JPEGs and the
corresponding raw+xmp files and I handle that with a self-made bash
script run from digikam (right-click - open with - operate an all files
in directory):

x deletion of JPEG moves the obsolete raw file to a new sub-dir (for
manual inspection and/or deletion).

x new versions of JPEGs exported from dt get the existing metadata from
an older version of JPEG and the older JPEG versions get deleted.

x the script is based on common base name of file (date&time + order
number for burst photos) and suffix for versions by digikam (_v1,
_v2, ...) and darktable (_01, _02, ...).

x the edited JPEGs (in GIMP, etc.) get different file name endings and
are never deleted by the script...

br,
milan

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