Would be good to figure out what cameras embed a full size JPEG and document it in our wiki as well. I thought they are very small, but it seems some camera use full size JPEGs. And that’s where this article comes in handy. Both picture editors do an excellent job with the RAW file format. Looking for a top-notch photo editor, one that offers a combination of power, user-friendliness, and organizational chops Lightroom and RawTherapee both fit the bill, but it can be tough to determine which option is perfect for your needs. Maybe Camera Raw settings (crs*) are only compatible with the original Adobe Camera Raw and no other tool. RawTherapee and Darktable offer quite similar image editing functionality and features. Right now, we don't know what the difference between RAW converters is, if any, and how they use XMP. Later we might want to automatically tweak exposure settings etc to get better pictures. So I want PhotoPrism to create one for me in the best possible quality (so that I can share it or show it on my high-res screen), ideally it should look the same as if I would have created it myself with Photoshop/Camera Raw, because this is what I usually do (but I too often don't have time for it anymore, at least not for every single shot).
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Maybe these links can give some hints on how to select and test My personal use case is that I have RAWs without and with XMP sidecar files (that contain Camera Raw settings), but no JPEG. Often the bottom line is that perceived image quality depends on the knowledge and usability of the program. Here are some links comparing the quality of Darktable and Lightroom: Maybe you can help me understand which impact it may have on the development and usage of photoprism? However, I'm very curious to see a quality comparison and would like to help with photos and test, I don't see the connection to photoprism yet. Why is "as much compatibility with Adobe Lightroom as possible" a concern? Photographers are rarely switching between different development applications like Darktable or Lightroom. The thumbnails should resemble the output of the desktop application, which itself is ultimately a user preference based more on functionality than quality. Regarding thumbnails only, in my opinion the main concern shouldn't be quality or compatibility. Pre-generation of thumbnails for all supported file types: There are two Nextcloud addons which I'm currently using for my RAW photo thumbnails: Usually JPEG thumbnails are embedded in RAW files directly by the camera and can be access without image processing. Is photoprism planning on integrating a frontend for RAW development? The only use case mentioned in the wiki is generating thumbnails.
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