Le Mon, 6 Apr 2009 05:39:29 -0700 (PDT), r bartlett <[email protected]> a écrit :
> > Hi again, Robert... > > I'm really sorry to still not be getting it, but in my case, I'm > unable to carry any settings over from one image to the next. I > don't have something called "Toolbox" either...in my version (1.1.1) > there is a window with a tab labeled "Tools" and "Batch" and "Open." > Is that what you mean? That's it! > > If so...how are you able to copy and paste the settings? I just see > sliders -- without any field to type in a number. For example, I can > adjust the slider until the "Exposure" reads "1.18" but I can't copy > that number or type "1.18" in manually...each time I have to use the > slider (Perhaps this could be a possible suggestion for the future? > It would be great to be able to type these numbers in rather than > always sliding them). Lot of people wait for this, as it would be much more precise. > As soon as I select a different raw image from > the list above, all the settings are back to the original defaults. Just do Ctrl+C on your first image, switch to the next one, wait until it's loaded, and Ctrl+V. > Do I first need to click "Add to Batch Queue" to have the settings > apply to all the selected photos? Is that one link that I am missing? > No, add to batch means you tag the image so that it will be processed later. The workflow should be: - adjust all images you want to be converted (don't forget to Ctrl+B or "Add to Batch Queue" before switching to the next image) - When all images have been adjusted, go to batch tab, choose you're output format (jpeg, tiff, png,...), your destination directory, the name formatting pattern, and start the rendering. > I'm also wondering what the use of the "A", "B", and "C" is. Are > these for creating different versions of the same image? For > example, a color, b&w, and sepia version of the same selected file? > Right. > Also, what is the "Iconbox" that you mentioned. I don't see anything > in my version with that label. Is that the thumbnail strip across > the top with the "Priorities" tab next to it? > You got it, the iconbox is the box with the icons (or thumbnails). :) You may hide/show the iconbox with Ctrl+I, and the toolbox with Ctrl+T > Many thanks! I've really been impressed by the quality of the > pictures that Rawstudio produces from the raws -- it's much superior > to the auto-jpgs my camera makes. I'm just very unfamiliar with the > terms and tools, and haven't found any clear information or guides > explaining them. This forum has been very helpful! Thanks again! > > _______________________________________________ Rawstudio-users mailing list [email protected] http://rawstudio.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rawstudio-users
