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But which thumbnail should it show when the photo is not open? <br>
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IMHO, Rawstudio should remember which tab (A, B, C) was open for each file when I last time viewed it. So, if I am viewing tab A on photo1.raw, then jump to photo2.raw and edit settings on tab B, and then jump back to photo1.raw, I should be having tab A open, because it was the tab I was last time using for that photo. If I again jump back to photo2.raw, it would show tab B. I think this would be most logical, but it might require some additional code lines :-) The cache xml-files could include one more additional row telling which was the tab last time used for the photo in question.<br>
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Okay, so you are working on a set of photos and configure all A settings. Afterwards you wanna create a b/w set of the same photos, so you use setting B for those. Every time you switch photo, you also have to switch to tab B. After you've done this, you figure out you will need to fine-tune all your setting A photos again... you get the point? :)<span class="q"><br>
</span></blockquote></div><br><br>That is a very good point. My work-flow has always been concentrated on single images rather than sets of images (it is difficult enough to get one good photo, not to even mention a greater number of good shots ;-) ) so I didn't think of it that way.<br>
<br>So, there are two ways to approach this problem. What if they both were combiner? Basically, Rawstudio could remember last used active tab for each separate photo, BUT you could have a method (short-cuts like CTRL+A, CTRL+B and CTRL+C, or CTRL+click on the tab name) to easily set the active tab for ALL files in the folder in question. This way, you could either tweak individual photos on multiple tabs (and have them opened always on the last used tab), or select all the photos to open in certain tab (with just one click after which all photos would open on the desired tab). Wouldn't even be too complicated for the user to understand this functionality... ...or would it?<br>
<br>Well, the original question was about the see the thumbnails be updated. I'm very happy to see it happen were the details anything at all :-)<br><br>Olli<br><br><br>