Hello All, Thanks for your replies & help & suggestions.
The first thing I tried to do was right-click on an image, and looked for a Save As option. This is I think intuitive, and where casual users might expect to find this. If you are taking suggestions for future features/functionality, this might be one to add to the list. I did install UFRaw over the weekend, with the aim of using it as a gimp plugin. I didn't realise it was compatible with F-Spot, so I will try this. Gimp didn't seem to pick up on it though, so I ended up using it standalone. However, UFRaw rendered images quite different to F-Spot. The images looked absolutely great in F-Spot, but much darker in UFRaw - shadowed regions for example were almost black. Would anyone have any suggestions as to why this is, and which is "right" (hopefully F-spot)? I'm not doing any processing or altering of the image - just the default settings. I'll give ufraw+f-spot a whirl a bit later - i'll let you know how I get on. Thanks again, Richard. 2010/7/19 Jean Levasseur <[email protected]> > > I'd also like to change the file type - I want to get these selected > > ones printed and am not sure if photo shop will support .NEF as > > opposed to .TIFF, RAW etc. > > That would be the first step in the work-flow. Those .NEF files are > Nikon's proprietary format for RAW pictures, or a digital negative. In > order to get a useful picture out of it, you have to develop it. To do > so, you can install UFRaw (Hit alt+F2 and paste the following in the box > (without quoting marks): "apt:ufraw" then press enter, it will install > the program from the repositories). Then, after restarting F-Spot, you > should see Develop In UFraw in a right-click menu over one of these .NEF > files. Maybe you have to activate the "Develop In Ufraw" extension in > F-Spot. > > > However I want to "Save As" some of the photos, to a different > > location. How do I do this? > > After having developed the pictures you like, drag'n drop them in a file > manager window to copy them there. > > Hope it helps! > > Jean. >
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