On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 1:01 PM, Alexander Wagner <[email protected]>wrote:
> I know. Therefore, an easy(?) way out in the dt-context would be to
> allow /exporting DNG/, which is what I suggested. To add the existing
> xmp to an existing DNG is no problem indeed, perfectly agree. (Could be
> done in the export as well, I think. Would be easier for the
> non-commandliners.)
>
> lucky you....
lua is now able to implement new exporters and it is actually a feature
that is in need of more testing...
please look into the wiki (and my previous mail about lua) on how to do
it.... you can also ask me any questions on lua, either here or on IRC
if you ask questions here, please always attach the lua script you are
working on, since I'll almost always need it to help you
> Anyway, for most RAWs you start out you need a way to go to DNG first.
> For this I see no easy option, yet. (Well, the main option at the moment
> requires quite a large runtime and a virtual box with file sharing...)
>
>
again, you could "cheat with lua" by intercepting the "new image imported"
event, do whatever you want in there, then import the DNG in.
this is a bit clunky but should work. a better alternative (to avoid
importing the raw => dropping the raw => importing the dng) would need a
pre-import event which we don't have. I'll add it to my todo list
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