Hallöchen!
[email protected] writes:
> Am 2015-02-25 21:33, schrieb Torsten Bronger:
>
>> [...] How could be dealt with the fact that a certain camera
>> models have different names on different continents?
>
> How is that handled curently? I remember some workaround with the
> language property...
Ah sorry, I failed to see that you are referring to my last
sentence.
We just have duplicates of Canon camera models. Maybe the language
property would indeed work:
<camera>
<maker>Canon</maker>
<model>Canon EOS 650D</model>
<alias>EOS Rebel T4i</alias>
<alias>EOS Kiss X6i</alias>
<model lang="en">EOS 650D</model>
<model lang="en-US">EOS Rebel T4i</model>
<model lang="en-CA">EOS Rebel T4i</model>
<model lang="es-MX">EOS Rebel T4i</model>
<model lang="ja">EOS Kiss X6i</model>
<mount>Canon EF-S</mount>
<cropfactor>1.613</cropfactor>
</camera>
Possibly, pseudo language codes for frequent sets of codes would
help and are easy to implement.
But Lensfun had to be changed because it currently only supports the
first two letters of the language code.
Tschö,
Torsten.
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