Oh crap, ok, now i feel stupid. It turns out that it
was the metadata in the photos that was all wrong and i just wasn't
seeing it.
I guess Thomas was right, there is something wrong with my eyes :o)
Sorry guys, and thanks again....
Hugo
Stephane Delcroix wrote:
Hi Hugo,
can you extract a subset of something like 3 photos in 2 different
folders that trigger that bug, make an archive a send them to me ?
also, describe in which order they appear to you, and in which order
they should be displayed.
regards
s
On Fri, 2007-01-19 at 15:59 +0000, Hugo Palma wrote:
I have "order by month" selected.
Stephane Delcroix wrote:
Hi Hugo,
did you select 'order by folder' ? if yes, the reported behavior is
normal, since they're ordered first by directory, then by time.
if (as most of the users) you want all pictures ordered just fine,
whatever the folder they belongs, select 'order by month', in the menu
or by right-clicking on the timeline
regards
s
On Fri, 2007-01-19 at 15:39 +0000, Hugo Palma wrote:
ehehe, well, i honestly don't think there's something wrong with my
eyes. Also, the timestamp displayed by F-Spot when i select a photo is
just fine.
Still, i think i figured out what F-Spot is doing. It seems that is
only orders photos in the same directory. If i have photos with a tag
that are all in the same directory they get ordered just fine. If the
listed photos span different directories, the order order is only
correct between photos in the directory.
I don't think that this should be the desired behaviour right ?
Thomas Van Machelen wrote:
Hi Hugo,
- Why is the order criteria only YEAR/MONTH ? This means that all
the
photos taken in the same month are displayed in random order. I
think the
order should take into account the DAY and TIME also.
The sorting takes day and time into account. If they're not on
your
machine, then there is probably something wrong with your picture
timestamps. Or with your eyes :-p
Thomas.
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