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OK, I am able to reproduce this in some situations. This is an OS bug unfortunately – I am going to look for a workaround and also contact Apple.
Hi Andy,
I’m not seeing a problem like this on my iPad with the same combination of OS and app. Can you please try restarting the iPad – the psychedelic colors sound like a GPU problem that might be addressed with a reboot of the iPad. Also, does this happen with any kind of image (JPEG or RAW)?
Hi Andy,
I’m not seeing a problem like this on my iPad with the same combination of OS and app. Can you please try restarting the iPad – the psychedelic colors sound like a GPU problem that might be addressed with a reboot of the iPad. Also, does this happen with any kind of image (JPEG or RAW)?
I’m sorry that the gear down doesn’t work well for you – other customers have been quite happy with it.
No, there isn’t a way to adjust the size of the panel or the sliders. Sorry.
I just released version 3.4.3 today with some camera support and bug fixes. Local editing is something I’m investigating, but I don’t have any news to share about when / if it will be released.
The app receives messages from the operating system when folders change. So, it updates whenever it gets a message. However, those messages are very “chatty”, so the app has code to prevent it from constantly refreshing.
Edit with External App: You pick an app from the list. The app provides you with some choices for how to render the image to send to the app (JPEG, TIFF, etc). The image is made and sent to the other app. The app modifies the file and the image updates in RAW Power.
HOWEVER, this assumes that the external app actually modifies the file. If it creates a project file (e.g., photoshop or Pixelmator), then it’s not modifying the file. In that case, you have to export the file to get it to show up in RAW Power.
Have you tried the “gear down” mode for sliders (only on iOS)? To do that, touch the slider and move your finger down half an inch or so. The ball will turn green. Then as you move left/right, the slider makes smaller changes.
Copy the contents of the RAW Power folder in Files
Reinstall the app
Copy the app folder back
Then use the Restore Edits feature to sync everything back up.I’ll put it on the list for the future. There are really two parts to this: 1) an interface for modifying time and/or location and 2) modifying the original on export.
I’m not 100% sure, but I believe that I cannot add the flag metadata field to a photo. Spotlight works through “metadata importers” – one per file type. The system provides the importer for images, so I cannot replace it and add my own stuff. It is probably possible to add metadata a different way, but it would not be the flag. I have read articles that it’s possible to add metadata to a file using Finder comments and then find them using Spotlight (as a user) – something similar is probably possible for the code.
As far as Ratings go, that is also not in the app. I would have to look at it more to see – if Spotlight reads XMP ratings, then I could conceivably add ratings via XMP but that would require RAW Power modify the original file, which is something I don’t do (for safety reasons).
Smart Folders are Finder objects – they are not real File System objects (like files and folders). As a result, they cannot be added to RAW Power (only the Finder knows they exist).
Sorry for all the “no’s”.
I’m not 100% sure, but I believe that I cannot add the flag metadata field to a photo. Spotlight works through “metadata importers” – one per file type. The system provides the importer for images, so I cannot replace it and add my own stuff. It is probably possible to add metadata a different way, but it would not be the flag. I have read articles that it’s possible to add metadata to a file using Finder comments and then find them using Spotlight (as a user) – something similar is probably possible for the code.
As far as Ratings go, that is also not in the app. I would have to look at it more to see – if Spotlight reads XMP ratings, then I could conceivably add ratings via XMP but that would require RAW Power modify the original file, which is something I don’t do (for safety reasons).
Smart Folders are Finder objects – they are not real File System objects (like files and folders). As a result, they cannot be added to RAW Power (only the Finder knows they exist).
Sorry for all the “no’s”.
I’m not 100% sure, but I believe that I cannot add the flag metadata field to a photo. Spotlight works through “metadata importers” – one per file type. The system provides the importer for images, so I cannot replace it and add my own stuff. It is probably possible to add metadata a different way, but it would not be the flag. I have read articles that it’s possible to add metadata to a file using Finder comments and then find them using Spotlight (as a user) – something similar is probably possible for the code.
As far as Ratings go, that is also not in the app. I would have to look at it more to see – if Spotlight reads XMP ratings, then I could conceivably add ratings via XMP but that would require RAW Power modify the original file, which is something I don’t do (for safety reasons).
Smart Folders are Finder objects – they are not real File System objects (like files and folders). As a result, they cannot be added to RAW Power (only the Finder knows they exist).
Sorry for all the “no’s”.
