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The app also has an FAQ inside of it. If you have topics you think should be in the FAQ, email me and I can add them.
The RAW Power manual is a giant PDF written in Word, and is a hassle to make and maintain (and translate). At some point, I will work on an HTML-based manual which I can add to over time (so the initial manual won’t be complete, but at least people will get it sooner).
If the app always centers, then when you select images for n-up or a batch operation, the image you selected moves out from underneath your cursor. That is either super handy or super annoying.
Clipping indicators are already in the app (as they are in RAW Power). The colored circles above the histogram indicate which channels are clipped. You can click them to show hot/cold pixels. The white circle shows hot/cold like Aperture. The other ones show hot pixels per channel.
RAW Power has a few features Nitro does not. For example, RAW Power can edit a single image by dragging an image to the app icon. RAW Power has favorite folders and Recently Viewed. There are some other small differences.
Pay once for all future updates. There will not be a version 2 or whatever you have to pay again for. It’s quite a deal.
Right now, my only priority is shipping the iOS app. Everything else is taking a back seat.
After that, I will be reviewing my (very very long) feature backlog and making videos.I don’t plan to publish my roadmap because my competitors watch me closely.
Releases will come out frequently. I get a lot of suggestions (including from you), and I try to put some of those into each release.
THe only non-goal I have for sure is that I am not trying to make Photoshop.
These are interesting ideas. However, I’m not convinced they are less work, and wikis can devolve into debates instead of information.
The other problem is that these will not help non-English speakers. The app will be localized in 6 languages (plus English). Videos get close captioning automatically which is helpful in those cases (if not perfect).
I’ll keep it in mind. Thanks for the suggestion.
If you have copied the metadata.db, try the Restore Edits feature (which is available in the menu in the upper left corner).
I was looking at the Software metadata field from a RAW image shot by Halide and the value is “17.4.1” so I can add the field, but it won’t tell you what app created it.
The “Smart Album” in Nitro is just an empty container with a query attached to it. That’s why it’s empty in Photos – it only gets “filled” when you view it in Nitro, but the images there are transient – they are not added officially to the album. I suppose it could be made more permanent, but that’s not the intent of the feature (since it’s inherently dynamic).
It is akin to a Smart Folder in the Finder – smart folders are not really folders. They looks like folders in the Finder, but if you cannot use it outside of the Finder (like in an Open Dialog).
