and...@algphoto.com.au>> wrote:
Hi,
Upon upgrading to 3.6 I have now discovered that DT has renamed
all of
the images in the folder I opened today with 20211029- 1104.CR2.
I have never set that up, I only ever run on the camera images
numbers,
how else do I get to keep tra
at DT has renamed all of
> the images in the folder I opened today with 20211029- 1104.CR2.
>
> I have never set that up, I only ever run on the camera images numbers,
> how else do I get to keep track of the frames so that I can prepare the
> next prefix in my numbering scheme. The only
for one event.
Looks like you should have used add to library rather than copy and import.
Best,
Niranjan
On 10/29/21 5:26 AM, Andrew Greig wrote:
Hi,
Upon upgrading to 3.6 I have now discovered that DT has renamed all of
the images in the folder I opened today with 20211029- 1104.CR2.
I
Andrew Greig schrieb am 29.10.21 um 14:26:
Hi,
Upon upgrading to 3.6 I have now discovered that DT has renamed all of
the images in the folder I opened today with 20211029- 1104.CR2.
I have never set that up, I only ever run on the camera images
numbers, how else do I get to keep track
Hi,
Upon upgrading to 3.6 I have now discovered that DT has renamed all of
the images in the folder I opened today with 20211029- 1104.CR2.
I have never set that up, I only ever run on the camera images numbers,
how else do I get to keep track of the frames so that I can prepare the
next
Hi Andrew,
if you still have the JPEG files (and did not disable that option or
strip the EXIF data) you should be able to recover the editing history
from the JPEG files.
Lighttable, module history stack, load from sidecar file. Then select
the matching JPEG.
Best regards,
Markus
Am 29.10.21 u
Le vendredi 29 octobre 2021 à 19:54 +1100, Andrew Greig a écrit :
> So I accessed my Data drive and the folder of RAW files
> completed yesterday only to find that everything had been reset.
> .xmp
> files 0 bytes so four hours of labour is down the toilet. Fortunately
> I
> files. How do I re
Hi All,
I finished processing 162 RAW files yesterday, a complete shoot, took me
around 4 hours in Darktable 3.4. My time was well spent.
Today, I decided to upgrade to 3.6. It asked me if I wanted to upgrade
the data base, and having passed through earlier upgrades without
dilemma, I accep
