Re: F-Spot to Gallery2 with Raw (NEF)

["Richard Pickler" <rpickler gmail com>]

Will do.  I'll post my question over there.  Yes, I can get the raw file back, both through the web interface and when looking at the directory the website puts the file in.

On 10/19/07, Chris Kelly <ckdake ckdake com> wrote:

Richard-

So when viewing the "full size" original in Gallery 2, are you able
to get the original RAW file that you uploaded back out?  If that's
the case, this is likely a Gallery 2 issue and we might be able to
help you out in the Gallery support forums.

It's pretty likely that we could have some buggyness in RAW uploading
using the gallery remote protocol because this isn't a very common
use case, but one of our support "exports" can probably point you at
where to start debugging. If you post, I'll try and get one of them
to respond quickly :)

-Chris
Gallery Project Manager

On Oct 19, 2007, at 2:49 PM, Richard Pickler wrote:

> I shoot primarily in Raw format, and have shared much of the same
> pains of other users when it comes to a raw workflow in Linux
> (concerning not just F-Spot, but UFRaw, Gimp's lack of any real bit
> depth, etc).
>
> The particular problem I'm after right now, however, is uploading
> Raw files from F-Spot to Gallery2.  JPEGs publish perfectly fine,
> but when I upload a Raw file, it just gives me a broken thumbnail
> on the website.  Looking at the directory my Gallery installation
> goes to, the file has uploaded fine, but it's not generating the
> thumbnail.  Uploading through the standard Gallery web form
> produces the results I expect.
>
> Forgive me if this is not actually F-Spot's problem, but I'm really
> having trouble diagnosing where the problem lies.  Any clues?
> Being able to do this would save me a ton of time in converting raw
> files I don't really care to spend any time on, but people want to
> see anyways.
>
> Rich
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