Maurizio Paglia schrieb am 22.07.19 um 17:05:
to the original question I will prefere standard
behaviour instead of popup too.
agreed - from a user perspective.
Except from the settings menu I only find the import dialog (interaction
with the os) opening a separate window.
Every other action
Great !
> it should be kept within the module, as this better fits the usual
> metadata-editing workflow.
+1
> The unwieldiness might be countered by letting the user specify what set of
> metadata keys should appear for editing.
+1
The user keys selection could be done / udapted in a pop
Please please please do that. In particular, I want to to be able to
edit the field "Lens Model", where I could insert the name of the lens
(e.g. CZJ Flektogon). I am often using old lenses and it is annoying to
open the photos in yet another program, maybe even switch to a different OS.
I was
I am in favor of an expanded metadata editor, but I think it should be kept
within the module, as this better fits the usual metadata-editing workflow.
The unwieldiness might be countered by letting the user specify what set of
metadata keys should appear for editing.
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August Schwerdfeger
Hi Sam,
> I'd like to start working on a more complete metadata editing
> interface.
That's good to hear!
> I've come up with two possible ways of doing this:
>
> 1) A pop up window - this gives a lot of space and flexibility to eventually
> add as many different metadata-editing features as
Hi,
I'd like to start working on a more complete metadata editing interface.
I've come up with two possible ways of doing this:
1) A pop up window - this gives a lot of space and flexibility to
eventually add as many different metadata-editing features as we could
possibly want.
2) Expand the
