QuickRawPicker is a free and open source program that lets you cull, pick or rate raw photos captured by your camera or mobile. It is also compatible with the XMP sidecar file used by Adobe Bridge/Lightroom/Darktable or PP3 sidecar file used by Rawtherapee.
add 180 degree rotation with hotkey R
from @Silvio_Grosso
enable exporting with associated files
from @chaimav
bugs fix
Some settings explanation
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Description
Renderer
For most cases, GLES3 is the best choice. However, if your graphics card is too old, you have black screens when opening photos or performance problems when opening too many photos at the same time, you can still choose to use GLES2.
Export associated
The delimiter must be / $ means the raw file name without the extension(Like DSC00032) # means the raw file name.(Like DSC00032.ARW) For example: $.JPG means also copy a file named DSC00032.JPG #.xmp means also copy a file named DSC00032.ARW.xmp $.xmp means also copy a file named DSC00032.xmp
Thanks.
Regarding xmp naming, it’s ok. When I rate an image in qrp, dt sees it.
However, darktable doesn’t add some xml tags if it imports an image with an associated xmp produced by qrp, but this is darktable’s, not qrp I guess, and to me it’s a non-issue, since it doesn’t show any hicups in my darktable workflow.
USE CASE - Rate image in qrp, then import in dt and increase exposure
dt xmp from fresh (no previous qrp action) DSCF7517.RAF.xmp (6.4 KB)
Also, if I rate an image previously edited by darktable in qrp and then reapply the updated xmp in dt, dt doesn’t see the new rating, only if I remove the image from the database and reimport it.
Sorry, but in my test, I didn’t see any xml tags differences. Just one order switch for sharpen and filmicrgb sections. It shouldn’t cause any rendering issue I guess.
This may caused by the DT internal caching/database system. DT won’t read the .xmp file again after the importing.
Try the following:
Import raw photo X.
Rate the photo X to 3 in darktable.
Open the .xmp file in any text editor and change the rating to 5.
Restart darktable, you’ll still see a rating 3 for photo X.
I finally got a chance to test out the new update, an have an interesting bug. Pictures in portrait orientation load, but not ones in landscape. This is even with setting it GLES2.
I figured it out ; a restart is required for the setting change to take affect. If I select GLES2 and then close and reopen QRP, it works fine.
I recommend adding a note indicating this to be the case. Below is a screenshot of how RawTherapee handles it.
I also recommend adding [OK] and [Cancel] buttons to the settings dialog.
; a restart is required for the setting change to take affect. If I select GLES2 and then close and reopen QRP, it works fine.