I can't rule out that the card somehow got removed unsafely. I was indeed working on-card rather than doing a mass import first; I'll try shifting them over first, before I try again.
Thanks for your suggestions. On 23 May 2011 19:30, Anders Kvist <[email protected]> wrote: > Did you by any chance remove the SD card without "safe removal"? Something > wasn't written and that would be a cause. I have never heard of this issue > before and I think it's the only possible cause. Try doing the same with > some photos on your harddisk instead and see if the same problem occurs... > > /Anders > > > > On 2011-05-23 18:52, Fergus Ray Murray wrote: > > Hi Anders, thanks for your quick response. Yes, there's a .rawstudio > directory within the picture folder on my SD card. No reason RS wouldn't > have write permissions. This folder contains thumb.jpg files, matching > metacache.xml files and in some but not all cases a cache.xml file. The > thumbnails, again, show unedited versions of the images. > > On 23 May 2011 17:21, Anders Kvist <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi Fergus >> >> >> On 2011-05-23 13:00, Fergus Ray Murray wrote: >> >>> Hey, I installed Rawstudio yesterday and used it for the first time. I >>> probably spent a couple of hours working through about 300 images and >>> picking and editing around 70 of the best ones. After doing two batch saves >>> to my hard drive (one for photos I'd marked 'Priority 1' and one for >>> 'Priority 2'), I uploaded them, and only then did I notice that many of the >>> edits apparently haven't been saved at all! A bunch of the pictures that I >>> know I changed some settings on (including a few that look almost black in >>> their unedited state!) seem to have been saved in their unedited form... >>> although some have definitely been saved in the form I intended, as well. >>> >>> When I loaded Rawstudio again today, I found that there were still a few >>> photos in the batch queue, though I had the impression it had finished its >>> batches yesterday. It looks like Rawstudio's saved the changes I made to 11 >>> photos, which are still showing up with their Priority set; everything else >>> seems to have been reset, only for there are stars on the ones which I >>> exported yesterday. >>> >>> So, my questions... Is it conceivable that the edits I made yesterday are >>> actually saved somewhere? And what could I possibly have done wrong that >>> would cause Rawstudio to save most of the images I've edited without the >>> edits? >>> >>> Everything should be saved. Did Rawstudio have write permissions where >> your photos are stored? Is there a .rawstudio directory with your photos? >> Does it contain some files - if so, which? >> >> /Anders >> > > >
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