On 30/6/04 3:04 AM, Shangara Singh wrote > One thing the FB sorely lacks is a window showing a large preview when you, > say, Shift+Double-click the preview or, better still, press an assigned key. > There are times when you want to evaluate a CameraRaw image without opening > it first. I know you can enlarge the Preview palette but that's not really > an elegant solution, IMO. > That is exactly what iView and other cataloguers do in split seconds. You can adjust your preferences to have any image size preview of your choice,including 100% rendering of RAW files( by opening the asociated jpeg file "adjusted" to your camera settings as shot). I don't see any smart strategy in having to open some 500 RAW files from a shooting in order to figure out how to edit, or just limiting myself to a thumbnail preview to make my choices .To say the least, It means more time at the computer. > I have read somewhere that there is a limit to how many files FB can handle > in one folder. Once it hits the limit, you may experience problems. The > suggestion for avoiding any unforeseen problems was simply NOT to put too > many files in one folder.
OK, but the closer you get to the limit the slower the app will behave. Also, depending on how you organize your data in your machine, this limitation may introduce storage/archival problems iView had a limit of around 8000 files and the latest version 2.5 already solved that, going beyond 100.000 files per catalog now. As I said first, these operations should go better in an app outside PS just to keep it at full performance. Integration within the apps already exists, so they can work as bundled. Best Jorge Parra =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
