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Webstart: click here
The program needs local machine access, so you'll get a warning screen:
(mac)
(windows)
If its the first time you run a JavaFX program, an extra popup will ask for install permission.
Usage:
Open your lightroom catalog with the open catalog button
When openen you'll directly see the cameras used pie chart. With the menu on the right side you can select other charts.
The program will remember your last opened catalog and size. Lightroom catalog file is only read, never written.
Webstart and JavaFX need at least a java 1.5 but preferable 1.6.
Any other wishes and/or ideas?
10-'09 VDSL2
09-'09 Worlds most ugly dsl modem
Comments
By
JP12,
Thursday 15 October 2009 17:58
The options I would appreciate for a next version are:
- Focal length graph
- Time based line-graph (so you can see in which months you made most of your photos)
- Possibility to select a small part of the database to be analysed (based on camera, lens or date for example)
- Exporting graphs and editing the styles and colours of the graphs
Just to give you some ideas of what could be added to this already great tool!
[Comment edited on Thursday 15 October 2009 18:00]
By
Magic,
Thursday 15 October 2009 18:04
1. some of the text is running through each other, maybe you can split it out, or write it out next to the chart, with color representing each pie chart.
2. when i click ISO or Aperture tab, it kills the program in an exception.
3. maybe you can include a bar chart. i think it's more useable than a pie chart, especially if you include a focal length chart.
4. A focal length chart!
5. why is there always 1 digit when it is all about whole images. 110.0 images is the same as 110
By
qless,
Thursday 15 October 2009 19:26
By
Magic,
Thursday 15 October 2009 20:18
i've got a stacktrace right here:
http://stuff.diender.eu/stacktrace.pdf
Is dat een Mac OS X? Met een venster vrijwel gelijk aan het venster waarmee ze Microsoft voor gek zetten in hun reclamespotje? (2007, titel: "Security")
Dit kan niet waar zijn. Vertel me dat ik iets over het hoofd zie, want zo hypocriet kan zelfs Apple niet zijn...
By
qless,
Thursday 15 October 2009 20:58
Standaard java webstart melding dus...de windows versie staat er ook bij I stand corrected. Apple treft dus eigenlijk geen blaam.
(Niet dat ik noodzakelijkerwijs iets tegen "cancel or allow"-vensters heb. Ik was alleen nogal verbaasd.)
By
qless,
Thursday 15 October 2009 22:25
By
Krisp,
Friday 16 October 2009 07:08
By
Magic,
Friday 16 October 2009 08:52
If you need me to test/check on something, just let me know.
By
Dannr,
Friday 16 October 2009 09:04
Klein bugreport: http://dan.banaan.org/tmp/lrstats-lenses.png : Iedere lens komt twee keer voor, zo te zien; bijv "85.0 mm" en "EF85 mm f/1.8 USM" en "17.0-50.0 mm" en "17-50mm".
By
qless,
Friday 16 October 2009 09:38
By
qless,
Friday 16 October 2009 11:02
By
Dannr,
Saturday 17 October 2009 12:23
[Comment edited on Saturday 17 October 2009 12:23]
By
qless,
Saturday 17 October 2009 22:30