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Feature request: Save an active stack and resume later

Feature Request

It would be very useful to have the ability to save an active stack while it is being worked on, so that you can leave the stack and return to it at a later time without losing your progress.

For example, when working with a large stack, I may need to stop for the day or work on another stack. It would be helpful to be able to save the current state of the stack, close Macro Studio, and later reopen it and continue from exactly where I left off.

Ideally, this would save the current processing and retouching state, rather than requiring the stack to be started again from the beginning.

This would be particularly useful when working with large stacks that take a considerable amount of time to process and may require retouching.

Posted by [email protected] ·
Status: Duplicate or Already Implemented1 comment

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  • Ryan Cush

    Team•

    Aug 20

    Hi @[email protected] - good news, you can do this today! As of several releases ago, the regular DNG file stores the full, editable history. You’ll see your steps on the right side of the screen under the History section, and can go back to any prior point. Note that the Raw DNG does not store history, since it’s meant to be opened in an outside editor like Lightroom, which doesn’t have a way to read history from other programs. Try it out and let me know if it works as you expect! And maybe I need to make this more obvious or intuitive in the app.