On 9/14/07, Ulf Rompe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 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.
I agree that this is a great feature to have! Thanks a lot for that. I have missed it since I got my DSLR :) Other great features I would like is: * Be able to tag a photo from the command line. Since I have some duplicates of my files placed in folders like "print_this", "move this to web", etc. I would like to be able to make a short script to make it tags instead. For similar purposes I think it could be usefull to me and others to be able from the command line to: see which tags a photo have & too see which photos have a given tag. * Have a "mirror" of the image repository on my laptop, in a way so I can tag the photos and add new photos on my laptop, without the photos on the laptop is not full size(unless they are added from the laptop). And then when I come back to the desktop be able to import the changes from the laptop. This way I could make tags etc. while being on trains/planes home from something I have fotographed. * I use the Bibble program to do some changes in the images. I would like my workflow to be: 1) import jpeg+raw in f-spot 2) tag the photos I like in f-spot 3) make a new version of one or more photos in Bibble. The output is a .bib in a.jpg where the .bib is Bibbles description of how it transforms the raw file into the jpg 4) If I want Bibble to make new version from an old already bibled version, it should get the raw file and the .bib for that version. I think the last two features requires a lot of work, and the first one should be fairly simple? Regards Anders _______________________________________________ F-spot-list mailing list F-spot-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/f-spot-list