Thanks Adam for you well documented anwsers ! I cc all the tickets you
pointed :)

It is great to see the activity of this youg project. Very promising !

2010/11/9 Adam Dingle <[email protected]>

> Kimaidou,
>
>
> On 11/08/2010 01:03 AM, kimaidou wrote:
>
>> Hi people,
>>
>> I would like to first thank the devs involved in shotwell. This software
>> is
>> KISS. It is exactly what I was looking for : light, simple but powerfull.
>>
>
> Thanks!  :)
>
>
>  I have some ideas regarding functionalities I used in jbrout (one of my
>> favorite) which are very important when you import and classify some
>> pictures.
>>
>> Basically, when you import new pictures in your library, you :
>> 1/ import all of them
>> 2/ first pass : select the bad ones to delete them
>> 3/ rotate the pictures if necessary
>> 4/ tag the pictures
>> 5/ choose some pictures to export in you web photo gallery (optionnaly
>> classify them in separate folder with the month, as 2010-10 , 2010-11,
>> etc.
>>
>
> Right - this is a very common workflow.
>
>
>  To accomplish all theses steps smoothly, I have some features missing in
>> shotwell :
>>
>> 1/
>>  a>  an option to automatically rename the pictures with the exif date on
>> import, such as "20100912_085635a.ext" .
>>
>
> Right.  This is http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/1942 .
>
>
>  b>  import videos as well (I have seen it will be released in one of the
>> next
>> versions : great !!! )
>>
>
> Yes - video support is now mostly implemented in trunk and will be present
> in the upcoming 0.8 release.
>
>
>  2/ I personally use the "reject" vote to preselect all the pictures I want
>> to delete after this first pass. It could be great to just add a display
>> filter : "All the rejected pictures", so that we can just display them
>> all,
>> then CTRL+a and "Delete"
>>
>
> This seems like a good idea.  I've ticketed this at
> http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/2786 .
>
>
>  3/ An option to rotate the original picture (and not only save the pref in
>> the database).
>>
>
> Coming in 0.8: see http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/2788 .
>
>
>  4/
>> a>To make this step easier, It coud be handy to display the tags in full
>> display mode and fullscreen mode (as the vote is displayed). This way when
>> browsing picture by picture, we can easily see wich pics are not taged /
>> which tags are missing.
>>
>
> Agreed.  This is http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/2238 .
>
>
>  b>  In the thumbnail mode, add a way to easily see all the pictures with
>> no
>> tags (to help retag all theses pictures when the weather is rainy during a
>> winter week-end :) )
>>
>
> Yes - a few people have asked for this.  See
> http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/1609 .
>
>
>  c>  Add some handy shortcuts in full display / fullscreen mode :
>> * typing any letter pops up the "add tag" windows (CTRL T) : this way, no
>> need to CTRL+T : just type the first letters, then Enter
>>
>
> Under consideration: see http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/1899 .
>
>
>  * Press "Spacebar" selects the picture : when you get out the full display
>> or fullscreen mode, eg with ESC, the selection remains and you can decide
>> to
>> do an action (mass tag, delete, etc.)
>>
>
> See my comments below about flagging photos.
>
>
>  5/
>> a>  Add a "basket" selection mode : a way to have a selection wich remains
>> when you click out of a picture ANd which remains between sessions. Jbrout
>> had this feature, and it was great because you could stop the "choosing
>> job"
>> one day and go on another day.
>>
>
> Right: we want to implement this by letting the user flag photos, which is
> similar to your basket selection.  See http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/2756 .
>  Hopefully in 0.9.
>
>
>  c>  Optionnaly display the picture date under the thumbnail, so that you
>> can
>> select and export easily all the picture taken e.g.during "2010, august."
>>
>
> Once we implement views as described below, you'll easily be able to select
> all the photos taken during that month.
>
>
>  d>  Another feature linked : i"n the Event view, allow to see all the
>> pictures recursively. Now, when I double click on "january", it shows the
>> events (the days) of this month when pictures have been taken, but you
>> have
>> to double click on one of theses days to see the pictures. What if I want
>> to
>> see all pictures of january ?
>>
>
> We'd like to let the user choose views, so that they can see either all
> events from January or all photos from January.  This is
> http://trac.yorba.org/ticket/2413 .
>
>
>  e>  Allow to export to FTP (I tried mounting a FTP with nautilus, but got
>> an
>> error)
>>
>
> Did you get the error when you tried to mount the directory in Nautilus, or
> when you tried to export photos to the directory via Shotwell?  What did the
> error message look like?  Shotwell should be able to export to an
> FTP-mounted directory via Nautilus with no problem, I think.
>
>
>  Hum.. I have written a long email... I am just very excited about
>> shotwell,
>> so I decided to give some feedback of my personal use... I hope I have not
>> been too direct (english is not my native language as you have read ;)
>>
>
> Your English is great!  Thanks for all the suggestions - we're considering
> most of them already, but this kind of feedback really helps us understand
> our users' priorities.  Cheers -
>
> adam
>
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