Hi all,
most of the time I develop my raw photos in ufraw to jpg, opening them via shotwell. That creates a jpg with the same name of the photo in the original folder and the developed photo appears next to the original raw in shotwell. Than I crop the new jpg versions in shotwell. The problem I find here is that I cannot crate a new developed jpg without overwriting the already existing one by default when accessing ufraw out of shotwell. I don't like the "revert to original" way to version photos in shotwell, also I rely on ufraw since shotwell lacks some features in developing raw files. I've seen a versioning feature in f-spot working nice with my jpgs from my small digital cam and with jpgs scanned from my analog photos using gimp via f-spot to edit them. Unfortunately using f-spot for my raw photos seems to be unstable. So, my two questions: 1. Do you plan a versioning feature. Having all the time two or more versions of the same photo side by side in shotwell looks inappropriate. 2. can you please fix the way to call ufraw from shotwell without overwriting already existing photos by default by giving the new copy an other name. 3. Is there already a way to handle this workflow (or how users “should” use the program) I have not considered since I'm coming from f-spot? best Max _______________________________________________ Shotwell mailing list [email protected] http://lists.yorba.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/shotwell
