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It’s very hard to tell what is going on based on your description. Please email support@gentlemencoders.com so I can help you. The forum isn’t the best “forum” for bugs like this. It’s more for discussion and general questions.
Yes, I would like to add stacking outside of the Photo Library. There are some complexities that are not obvious at first blush (such as deletion, unstacking, default behaviors and the like).
I posted a basic roadmap today on the website: https://www.gentlemencoders.com/nitro-roadmap/index.html
It provides idea of what I plan to do, without going into lots of detail, or promising specific dates.
I guess I don’t understand the workflow. The other app cannot understand most of the metadata sent via XMP, so it’s mostly just working with the original. Can you not use the External Edit function and send the original?
–Nik
Red Eye is much less of common need than it was in the past (actually now there is white eye or golden eye as well). I can’t make any promises for red eye – I don’t have an algorithm so I’d have to research one.
Thanks for your suggestions. I have made a note about the auto enhance. Applying auto enhance outside of Edit is a complex change (in Photos, you can see it actually has to display a progress dialog because of the extra steps required to “edit outside of edit”.
As far moving Crop, I think that would be poorly received by many people – they already complain to me that Auto Enhance is not in the same area with the sliders. There is a good reason why Auto Enhance is not with the sliders, but I will think about it.
It might be possible. The share system on Mac is a little finicky. The reason the feature isn’t there is because on the Mac, you have full access to the file system. So since you can output the original + metadata to a folder, then moving that to another app is simple. On iOS, that’s much more difficult / requires more steps. Perhaps I’m missing something – can you tell me why the copy to a folder and then open that in another app is a significant issue (other than it’s an extra step).
Right now, when you are not in edit and zoom in, the app typically uses the embedded JPEG. I plan to change it so that it will use the RAW when you zoom in, but of course, that will slow things down considerably.
Sorry to hear about this issue. When you are looking at the image in Nitro, are you in Edit, or not in Edit? I cannot tell from the screenshot. If you go into Edit does it become sharp?
I’m glad you liked it. Yes, making these is a ton of work, but people seem to prefer watching videos these days which is why I have been prioritizing them.
