0.86: "Update catalog from files" is messing up image metadata and removing categories
Posted: Mon May 29, 2017 11:56 am
Hi,
I'm facing a problem with image files, specially when I use the command "View>Update catalog from files".
I use this command to update rating/labels I have may changed when editing mostly DNG/JPG in Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) or Lightroom.
However, after using this command XnView is messing up the metadata, and also removing all categories tags from that image.
I can rebuild the image to work properly again by using the command "View>Rebuild thumbnails". However, since the former command removed all categories from the image, so the recovery is only partial, since categories are lost forever.
Initially I thought this as a problem only related to images that I had updated rating/label in ACR/Lightroom, but it is happening in many situations I didn't handle the image externally. I mean, most DNG/JPG I tried presented this problem in XnView 0.86 when "View>Update catalog from files" is used.
I recorded my screen showing the issue in details: https://goo.gl/oAt2wS (although I showed the issue for DNGs, it is the same for JPGs).
I also made available for testing some photos I used in the demonstration, which presented the problem: https://goo.gl/sJ5GpH
If you need further info, just let me know.
Thanks,
Carlos_Cadu
I'm facing a problem with image files, specially when I use the command "View>Update catalog from files".
I use this command to update rating/labels I have may changed when editing mostly DNG/JPG in Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) or Lightroom.
However, after using this command XnView is messing up the metadata, and also removing all categories tags from that image.
I can rebuild the image to work properly again by using the command "View>Rebuild thumbnails". However, since the former command removed all categories from the image, so the recovery is only partial, since categories are lost forever.
Initially I thought this as a problem only related to images that I had updated rating/label in ACR/Lightroom, but it is happening in many situations I didn't handle the image externally. I mean, most DNG/JPG I tried presented this problem in XnView 0.86 when "View>Update catalog from files" is used.
I recorded my screen showing the issue in details: https://goo.gl/oAt2wS (although I showed the issue for DNGs, it is the same for JPGs).
I also made available for testing some photos I used in the demonstration, which presented the problem: https://goo.gl/sJ5GpH
If you need further info, just let me know.
Thanks,
Carlos_Cadu