On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 00:06, Ian Molton <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey, > > I shoot a lot of pano and HDR shots. > > I'd love to be able to tell Shotwell that x source photos belong to y > 'processed' photos (I'd like to be able to have shotwell show several > exposure configurations or projections for the input files). > > To be clear, I dont want shotwell (for now) to handle generating the > pano/hdr shots - merely to have it collate the source images and present > a choice of views of the finished image - let hugin or whatever do the > hard work. > > I want this because otherwise, my holiday shots totalling about 150 > images, actually looks like 2000 images, right now. > > The way I see this working is that during import, I group select the > pano components, and right click and choose "set as panorama source". > > After import, all these images do NOT show individually. > > Shotwell will pick one image (temporarily) from the group to display as > output (so something is visible in the view after import). > > Later, I can right click the 'image group' and click "render images" and > have shotwell launch (for example) hugin, and pass it the images. > > I create a panorama or HDR image in hugin and hit render/stitch/save. > > Hugin does its thing, then saves the image and quits. > > Shotwell updates the view image to the new panorama. > > Right now, I have to tag all the source images as (say) pano-0001, then > manually find them in the filesystem and load them into hugin, process, > save, import into the library, and re-tag. > > Not only is that a pain, but also means in library view I have to scroll > through thousands of pano components. > > Thoughts? > > -Ian
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