On Wed, 2011-09-14 at 14:10 +0200, Ivo Roghair wrote: > > Right now, I do this with tags to keep track of them, but I like the > idea of keeping things explicitly together.
:) > It would be nice if this > can be combined with different versions of the image (e.g. different > RAW exports, Thats what I said :) > externally modified versions, other HDR renders of the > same base images), Could be handy. > with an image of your choice as 'key image' to show > in the viewer (this can be useful for exporting a bunch of pictures, > among which a set, so the key image is the only one exported) Thats what I said :) > I don't do panorama's or HDRs for each image, dont know what you mean here. > so I would probably not > use an import feature. Rather, I'd select the images when imported and > push on some 'create set' button. This seems like a good idea for how to phase in implementation. 1) Add a 'group images' option for use with selections, allowing you to select the key image (default, first in set). This should be available during import and in the library. 2) Add a facility to perform operations on grouped images, eg. lighten, darken, etc. - all the existing processing, but as a 'batch mode' 3) Add a 'process with external program' option as a way to allow use of hugin / other software to combine images. This process with you being able to replace the key image with your new processed image. When shotwell supports multiple views of an image (as opposed to the 'you can only have one eduited version' method we have right now), this could be extended to allow multiple processed images to be selected between. -Ian _______________________________________________ Shotwell mailing list [email protected] http://lists.yorba.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/shotwell
