Hello > 1. What kind of camera do you have? > Nikon D90
> 2. When you shoot RAW, do you usually shoot RAW+JPEG, or RAW only? > RAW+JPEG > 3. What photo resolution do you shoot? If possible, can you tell us > the resolution of the JPEG images which your camera embeds in RAW > photos? (You can find out by running 'exiv2 -pp' on a photo, for > example.) > Preview 1: image/jpeg, 160x120 Pixel, 9100 Bytes Preview 2: image/jpeg, 570x375 Pixel, 23817 Bytes > 4. Generally speaking, how does Shotwell's default rendering of your > RAW photographs compare today with the JPEG images/previews generated > by your camera? Please respond with one of the following: much > better, better, about the same, worse, much worse, unusably bad. If > Shotwell's rendering is poor, can you describe in a few words how it > looks worse (e.g. distortion? color shift? underexposed appearance?) > about the same > 5. Suppose that Shotwell offered one or more of the following modes. > Which would you use by default? > > a) Shotwell develops all RAW photos at import time. (This is how > Shotwell works today.) > b) Shotwell develops RAW photos only when you first open them. > This would speed importing and save disk space, but might add a delay > of several seconds before you could edit or zoom into a RAW photo > after first opening it. > c) Shotwell stores RAW+JPEG pairs as a single unit, and uses the > JPEG for rendering. > d) Shotwell renders a RAW photo using the JPEG embedded inside it. > c (or a) > 6. With options (c) and (d) above, Shotwell could let you switch to a > RAW rendering for individual photos (and Shotwell would develop the > RAW photos only at that time.) Similarly, with options (a) and (b), > Shotwell could let you switch individual photos to render using an > embedded or paired JPEG. How often do you think you'd use this > switching feature? > I don't know how often, but I would definitely use it. b. _______________________________________________ Shotwell mailing list [email protected] http://lists.yorba.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/shotwell
