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I cannot tell anything from that message alone. I would need a crash log.
That said, I just released an update yesterday with a fix for a crash on Mac. If this is a Mac crash, please update and see if that fixes the bug.
Some color is useful yes. Apple went away from color icons as part of an overall design direction several years ago.
Sometimes people don’t like the color in the UI distracting from the content (the photos).Thanks for the suggestion, Grant. Multiple versions for an image is already on the list of features I plan to add at some point (the app / XMP data format already understands the concept, but only one version is currently supported). I have not determine how it will work in the UI, so I appreciate your ideas.
Yes, that’s the best way (or use the trackpad / Magic Mouse to pan the image). If you use Cmd-Plus and Cmd-Minus, you can zoom in less than the Z key which is 100%.
Opening a single image for editing is not a feature in Nitro. It might be something I add in the future, but I don’t know. It’s a bit odd because of the non-destructive approach (there is no explicit Save).
Opening a single image for editing is not a feature in Nitro. It might be something I add in the future, but I don’t know. It’s a bit odd because of the non-destructive approach (there is no explicit Save).
Thank you David for the kind words. It’s been a long road (2+ years) and I’m glad that people like what I’ve built.
Soft-proofing is on the list, but it’s not on the near term list.
As far as versioning, I have some ideas about that. For now, if you duplicate the image in the Finder, AND you are using APFS, there is no disk space consumed, so that is a good way to go.
Yes, that works the same way. The extension works with whatever library Photos has open. Apple allows Photos to open any library. They just don’t let anyone else!
RAW Power can only open the System Photo Library, and Nitro is the same way.
You can switch the library by going in to Photos Preferences and changing the system library. Then open Nitro.
Changing the system library will pause iCloud Photo Sync, but it won’t cause the libraries to merge.
I did not add a way to purchase the app before the trial is over. I should do that but I didn’t want to bug people every launch or so. I’ll see what I can do. Because the trial is completely unlocked, I figured it wasn’t critical (since you don’t get additional functionality by buying it).
Hi Ben,
Right now the app doesn’t have the ability to write metadata out.
Are you asking about adding / removing some of the metadata in the ExifTool view, or in the regular view?
