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Reclone an older finished image.

Feature Request

sometimes I later find that I would love to retouch (source clone) a stack. I think it should be relatively easy (if the source files still exist), to tell the software in which folder to find the source files and just reclone - additionally it might even be possible that the software remembers the source file of each finished/saved image and would automatically let you do that.

Posted by Wolf Amri ·
Status: Completed5 comments

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  • Ryan Cush

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    Jul 20

    Hi @Wolf Amri and @Klaus Cinibulk - you can do this today. If the source images are still where they were when you stacked, you can reopen the DNG and do Retouch as usual. If the files have moved, it will prompt you to point it to where they now live. Give it a try, let me know if it doesn’t work as you expect!

  • An Anonymous User

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    Jul 20

    I think - and I’m guessing now - it is not enough just to refer to the original source files, because they are not aligned anymore. Like in Zerene, it is possible to store an entire “Project” including pre-processed, aligned images, depth maps, etc.

    • Klaus Cinibulk

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      Jul 20

      Forgot to login before, when I posted the comment before.

    • Ryan Cush

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      Jul 20

      My DNG file stores all of that info, so that you can Retouch from it later when you reopen it. No need to have a “Project”!

      • Klaus Cinibulk

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        Jul 21

        Oh, that‘s brilliant! Thanks for clarification!