2013/5/12 Jiew Peng Lim <[email protected]>: > Another feature which is somewhat related that I'd like to suggest is a > "compare images" mode where you select 2 or more images and it puts them > side by side, and you can reject images from there. It's useful when you > shoot in continuous burst (or any series of similar images) and you want to > compare the images side by side and reject them one by one and end up with > only one photo (like in Lightroom). > > You can kind of do something similar by adjusting the grid size in the > library module, but that's a bit clunky, because if you have a series of > say, 6 images that look similar and you want to compare between the first > and the last, you're getting a really small sized image unless you have a > really large monitor.
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