I've been using my patch now for a few weeks and, regardless of it's
official acceptance, I'll continue to apply it in future releases. That's
how much I want it. It greatly simplifies the workflow if I have to go
back to the original RAW image.
I realise that the patch in it's current form leaves a lot to be desired
from a technical POV - I only developed it to a proof-of-concept stage.
But, as noted above, even in it's current form it is now a permanent part
of my software stack.
I also realise that others may not want to have this facility, so it would
make sense to have it as a configurable option.
If it is accepted for inclusion in the official release, I am happy to
continue development of the patch if given a little guidance as to what is
required.
Cheers,
Kev
On Mon June 20 2011 18:39:29 Tomasz Golinski opined:
> > I think that most users would not expect UFRaw to behave this way.
> > First, per image data is not expected to be saved when you load an
> > image. Second, writing to the folder with the raw file might not be
> > desirable. In the better case this folder would be read-only, in the
> > worst case UFRaw would write to a folder that the user did not want to
> > change.
>
> For my workflow that possibility would be handy. If this behaviour would
> be configurable (and tunable), there would be no harm in adding this
> functionality. I even asked you some time ago about something like this.
>
> Best
> Tomasz.
>
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