nabocorp wrote:The whole idea is Enhance is not Photoshop. So maybe I should keep enhance and develop a separate Image Editor application that would ship with cam2pc... Do not know yet which road I should take!
I think that keeping most image editing separate from Cam2pc is definitely the correct road. It integrates editing apps into its menus almost as though they are a native part of the program anyway. As someone who has just bought a licence for the shareware version, I think that the beauty of the program is that it handles getting images from the camera, renaming them, thumbnailing them and viewing them much more effectively, elegantly and quickly than any free or commercial alternative I have tried. Please, please, please, don't get tempted down the slow-loading bloatware path.
Having said that, since some basic enhancement facilities are there (and are useful) it would be good to see USM with control of the settings added to augment the parameterless Sharpen quickfix. Oh, and I would prefer boxes for direct entry of numbers as well as the sliders on appropriate enhancement dialogues. This would be especially important if you added USM where exact control of radius is useful (and the ability to set small, non-integer values).
A couple of other things that would not be too bloating and would be nice -
Searchable categories or keywords stored in the database.
It seems that the JPEG format includes space for a comment and that the Exif information that might be in the file includes space for another comment. Some various apps that I have used seem to have stored comments I have added into different fields. A facility to concatenate all of these comments and write the whole string into all the possible places would appeal.
It would also be useful to be able to take a few user selected bits of Exif info and add them automatically to the comment.
That is a long and rambling post - sorry. And thanks for an app that is vastly better than the pathetic "Album" offerings of the big name brands.