Am Donnerstag, den 06.09.2007, 11:12 +0200 schrieb Stephane Delcroix: > An update on the RAW status... > > - since a few days, db supports versions of images with different > extensions > - I wrote an addin that'll help you fix your actual db by merging raw > +jpeg files of the same image as only one image with versions. This > will > be available very soon via the 'Manage extensions' menu entry. > - I wrote a patch for ufraw and it was accepted so f-spot can force > the > output file while converting to raw. I still have to write an addin so > it "Develop in ufraw" appears in everyone's contextual menu.
Thanks a lot! It may seem pointless to post to a mailing list just to say "thank you", but I believe you have just enlarged F-Spot's user base a lot with this single mail. At least you finally got me into the boat. Right now I'm in the process of importing and sorting my whole image base into F-Spot. It will be a lot of work since, lacking a good photo organizer, my collection has become neglected over the years. But I've been waiting for raw support in F-Spot since it first appeared on the web site as the planned "first class raw support". This being a while ago, you can imagine how happy I am now! > - the code for reparenting an image as version of another dy drag'n > drop is already in trunk, just not compiled yet (compile with > -d:ENABLE_REPARENTING if you want to give it a try) I will definitely check this out next week since I have lots of derivative files with a revision number as part of the file name (see http://exiflow.sf.net/ for the naming scheme) so your raw+jpeg merger extension can't catch them. But with some manual reparenting (or maybe my first reconnaissance of C# with a slight modification of your extension) I will be able to keep my preprocessing chain as it is with exiflow and then do everything I need with F-Spot. Thank you SO MUCH for that! [x] ulf -- One of the main causes of the fall of the roman empire was that, lacking zero, they had no way to indicate successful termination of their C programs. _______________________________________________ F-spot-list mailing list F-spot-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/f-spot-list
