Music lover. Mostly shoot live music events. Primarily Reggae, Psych, Surf & Rockabilly.
Also shoot classic American muscle cars and do some product photography.
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I think the FilmStrip should start at the right border of the Left Panel and end at the left border of the Right Panel. The FilmStrip is robbing real-estate from the Left & Right Panels. There really is no need to have the FilmStrip use all the screen horizontal real-estate. Left & Right Panel real-estate is VERY valuable.
I have been able to narrow down the issue further.If I have been using Ansel to edit and then close Ansel and reopen Ansel and Export, the issue arises.I do an Uninstall and a complete Delete of ALL files associated with Ansel, then a clean install of Ansel.I then Import and Export. All is exported correctly.It seems once one uses Ansel to edit images, or an image's Metadata, then closing Ansel, it triggers a change from where the Export function goes to retrieve the image metadata. It seems it is not retrieving any data at all.Something happens upon the closing and re-opening of Ansel to cause this ???Please see screen shot. 1st column is before uninstall/delete. 2nd column is a fresh install and only function used in Ansel is to Import & Export a jpeg
Would it be possible for when the above aspect ratio is selected, that it default to Portrait orientation ?I would think anyone selecting this aspect ratio would be expecting Portrait orientation.50% of my snaps are 8x10 portraits
I am able to continually repeat the issue with the one file, but not with others. Noticed that when I select an amount of files to export, it starts exporting the first 4 or five very fast then it goes silent for 2-3 minutes (with very little GPU usage) then after a few minutes it starts exporting the rest of the files. I'm wondering what goes on during those few minutes
No, there seems to be a bug that effects the original date taken data on some files.1 - unedited export2 - edited orientation3 - added metadata
for Circle & Eclipse (Add Path works)Updated Method: (Seems to NOT work while in ISO Color Assessment) Open Retouch module/select Shape and place in position. Close Retouch module. Re-open Retouch module. Click ONCE on Input shape, then click on Input shape and now you can move itOLD METHOD: select Retouch module/select Shape/position & adjust/Compress history stack/select Retouch module/click on the Input shape.Input will now be applied.
Open image in Darkroom/select Exposure/select Blending/select Drawn Mask/select Add Gradient/position Gradient/adjust ExposureNow look and watch in the Exposure Module where it says 'Drawn mask: 1 shape used'. While watching, click on Compress History Stack. ':no mask used'
I have not touched any setting except 'target storage' location and 'set size'Profile : "same as original"
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