Would also be nice if your program remembers the last used window position. It always starts full screen, covering things that I don’t want to be covered.

naming rule is like pp3, just add .xmp at the end

From @SilvioGrosso,
add an option to rotate the image (even a simple shortcut to rotate 90° would suffice). I take my RAWs pictures on a tripood and a macro rail slider (for focus stacking stuff) and with QuickRawPicker they are all upside down now (180° off). Therefore, it would be great to being able to rotate them :-)

use traditional clip area detection

according to https://discuss.pixls.us/t/night-scene-at-the-bar/26405/11?u=qdwang
from @gadolf66

macOS

Even if the GLIBC version is greater than the QRPBridge.so needs.

• highlight / shadow range
• default EV and gamma

Put - to the left and + to the right

Integrated graphics. I3 8100, Windows 10

Hello, thanks for the program, I am on Debian Linux, I downloaded QuickRawPicker-v0.1.8-X11-x86_64.zip, unzipped it, then ran ./QuickRawPicker-v0.1.8-X11.x86_64 in console.

It launched but console returned me

Godot Engine v3.3.2.stable.official - https://godotengine.org
OpenGL ES 3.0 Renderer: Mesa DRI Intel(R) Ivybridge Mobile 
OpenGL ES Batching: ON
 
ERROR: open_dynamic_library: Condition "!p_library_handle" is true. Returned: ERR_CANT_OPEN
   At: drivers/unix/os_unix.cpp:415.
ERROR: get_symbol: No valid library handle, can't get symbol from GDNative object
   At: modules/gdnative/gdnative.cpp:502.
ERROR: init_library: No nativescript_init in "res://Asset/Lib/Bin/QRPBridge.so" found
   At: modules/gdnative/nativescript/nativescript.cpp:1482.

Then i tried importing pictures, but the program stopped and console returned me Segmentation fault

Is there something I am missing? Thank you

From @SilvioGrosso,

add an option to zoom on the mouse cursor position. At present, the zoom always occurs on the center of the images. With other softwares (Darktable, ART, Gimp, Krita etc) the zoom occurs exactly at the mouse's cursor place on the image (e.g. on the left upper side).

Hello qdwang,

Tested on the latest version (0.1.11) on Windows 10

At present, it looks like there is not a shortcut to display an image in the main window
It seems you are forced to click the underneath button "Compare"
Therefore if you have a long number of images in the stack (thumbnails) you are forced to move up and down with the cursor mouse to press the button "Compare".

I propose to add a shortcut to avoid this moving of the mouse's cursor (up-down).
For example, by double-clicking (like in RawTherapee - Darktable) of the left mouse button.
This is way faster :-)

Best regards!

Hello @qdwang

Tested the new version 0.1.12 on Windows 10

Just tested the new zoom option :-)
In all truth I don't know whether it is a "bug" or it is fully intended to work like this.
In short, in my view, as it is implemented now it is hard to get an idea about how the zoom is moving into the image.
With QuickRawPicker there is not a preview window where you take a look at the zoom applied (based on the whole image).

I have tested Gimp and ART (a clone of RawTherapee) and the zoom is applied where the mouse cursor is placed. On top of this the image is stuck so that the zoom occurs exactly in the same point.
In the previous version of QuickRawPicker the zoom was applied on the center of the image and it was easier to understand how it occurred.

I have recorded (dropbox link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1or2alp16d30wl1/ZOOM_MOUSE_CURSOR.mp4?dl=0) a video with Gimp, ART, QuickRawPicker where I apply the zoom on the same image at the mouse cursor position.

This same video also plays well in the github Preview tab (so that you are not forced to download it from dropbox):

Thanks a lot for your software!

Hello @qdwang

Tested the new version 0.1.12 on Windows 10

I suppose it is already in your future roadmap, still... :-)

I would like to propose to add an html (or .txt) file with all shortcuts into QuickRawPicker.
The same information (shortcuts) you get in github (https://github.com/qdwang/QuickRawPicker)
At present, you must switch from quickrawpicker to github to read them.
This might be a problem where you don't have an internet connection :-)
For instance, in the future, you might press F1 on your keyboard to open this html (or .txt) file.

Thanks a lot for considering this option.

Like jpg, xmp, pp3 etc. It could be some checkboxes for users to choose.

It would be great if this app was packaged as a flatpak. This would allow you, the developer, to directly ship the app to users without having to wait for distribution to vet and package your program. In turns, for users, flatpaks can provide a little bit of isolation and makes it more comfortable to test applications this way (as opposed to just running the released binary).

Thanks!