[RichardDBlake]

Thanks Nik. That rings a bell now you’ve explained it. It’s a pity that Apple won’t support this as I normally browse through photos in Photos and it would be great to then link out to Nitro to edit. But editing in the app directly is fine as well.

Richard

[RichardDBlake]

Maybe a bit more data may help.

I have set the filter to only show photos from 03/04/2024.
– Photos dated on that day on or before 03/04/2024 14:26:42 GMT+2 are shown
– Photos dated on that day on or after 03/04/2024 17:09:31 GMT+2 are not shown

If I change the filter to show photos from the following day (04/04/2024) the first photo shown is dated 04/04/2024 06:04:40 GMT+2. So this does not show photos from the end of the previous day.

Therefore time zone is not looking like the culprit from what I can see.

[RichardDBlake]

Hi Nik

I am currently in GMT+1 and the photos were taken in GMT+2 so different but only by 1 hour. The photos that do not appear in the filter seem to be taken from early afternoon onwards so I don’t think the timezone explains it.

[RichardDBlake]

No, moving forward and backwards between photos does not make any difference.

I’ve also tried with a photo from a Canon 600D and I get the same issue so not specific to the 7D Mk II.

[RichardDBlake]

Hi

Unfortunately, I can’t get the zoom to work properly, even if I wait for a while after selecting the photo.

Same issue for RAW files.

I’m using an Apple M1 MacBook Pro if that helps.

[RichardDBlake]

Hi Nik

I am using the Canon 7D Mark II.

I am seeing this problem when I am viewing JPEG files, not the RAW files

I created a new folder with just one JPEG file in it from this camera and I saw the same issue. If I look at the same JPEG file with RAW Power in my Photos library, the Z key zooms to 100% as expected so this only seems to be an issue with folder browsing.

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