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If the GPS device is equipped with an electronic compass, the camera orientation was also recorded, indicating the direction of the lens at the time the image was taken. Knowing where the lens was pointing, the program is able to restrain the selection to images actually taken towards the given coordinates. The program takes the magnetic declination into account and attempts to correct for it, compensating for differences between the North pole direction and magnetic compass readings. An angular tolerance parameter is available, allowing the user to tell how strict the camera direction criteria should be.

The program also has a separate GPS Direction trigger condition available, also subject to the presence of camera orientation data provided by a compass. The direction trigger can be used to select images taken in some direction, say South, independently of the location.

Advanced Topics: scripting, hard links, macros and variables Advanced users can take advantage of the built-in Script Engine conditions to write their own selection criteria's using JavaScript or VBScript. As an example, please find below a custom condition written in the JavaScript language that selects files taken with a 200mm lens or longer. This is just a simple example but many other EXIF data elements are available and the whole expressive power of the JavaScript (or VBScript) languages can be used to build condition and action of any complexity! Similarly, actions on the images can also be scripted, which allows nearly all imaginable actions to be taken as scripts allows for great flexibility and control. The script execution engines are shared with IE so they are blazing fast, dependable and robust, unlike homegrown mini-languages found in some other applications. Last but not last if you know how to program in VB, VBA or VBScript, or JavaScript (most web developers do) then you already know how to script conditions and actions in the FastPictureViewer Batch File Processor!

In addition to the Copy and Move actions, FastPictureViewer Professional offers the unique ability to create NTFS Hard Links to the original files. A hard link is a reference to the original data file, which can reside anywhere on the same volume as the original file. You can think of it as an alternate directory entry pointing at the same file. Hard links are undistinguishable from regular files to the naked eye, in fact, every directory entry on NTFS file systems are hard links. What is little known however is that the file system is not limited to just one hard link (aka directory entry) per file: NTFS supports up to 1023 (!) links to the same file, so the same file can appear in up to 1023 different places, or under 1023 different names, while still taking only 1x the disk space required to store its data. The user interface of the Hard Link Action is very similar to the one of the Copy and Move actions.

The action creates links to the original files at the specified location, optionally also linking to any related XMP or WAV file of desired. Hard links take virtually no disk space since the file's data is not copied! You can delete a hard link without deleting the original file: a file is properly erased only when the last link to it gets deleted. Using hard links, it become possible to 'project' an image collection in different manners in the file system without duplicating the files.

For example an image, say ABC.JPG, can be stored for example in C: Images Originals and hard-linked from C: Holidays12 NorthPole. The two links will refer to the same data (not copy!) and in fact none of them is the 'main' link, they are both equal. One can be renamed (or deleted) without affecting the other. One caveat, though: since the underlying file data exists only once on disk, editing the file from either link modifies the underlying file. For example certain in-place metadata edits which rewrite portion of the metadata in the file itself will be instantly visible from all links to the file. There is one place where it gets tricky, though: if you edit the image with some image editor, say Adobe Photoshop, it will not rewrite the file but instead create a copy when saving. The copy has a different name and really is a brand new file.

When the save completes (the new file gets flushed to disk and everything went fine) the photo editor deletes the original and renames the temporary copy. This mechanism avoids losing the file irremediably shall something occur during the save.

The thing to know is that, when editing from a hard-link, said hard link will be deleted during the ' save-to-temp-and-rename' operation, and the newly saved file will be a copy in its own rights and no longer a hard link to some other file. This effectively implement a copy-on-write scheme which is not a problem per se, but users needs to be aware of what's going on: editing an image file from a hard link will usually not change the original. This sounds like a contradiction with the first sentence of this paragraphs but it's not if you think again: writing to the file from any hard link will affects the only underlying copy of the data, but a save-to-temp-and-rename operation - as done by photo editors every time a file is saved - creates a genuine new file, no longer linked, in the save folder.

Hard links only works for files on the same disk volume, and the volume must be formatted with the NTFS file system. We consider creating hard links to be an advanced topic. This is a powerful feature but users needs to be aware of the caveats mentioned above, in particular that most image editors will create local copies when saving files so they are best reserved for situations where no image editing will be performed. If you are unsure, just stick to the tried and true, plain vanilla copying or moving but hard links can save the day when used knowledgeably: they let you organize or reorganize files in new folders without actually copying or shuffling around the actual data making up the files. Depending on the chosen destination, the authentication method can vary.

The few screens that follows are specific to SmugMug, which uses a three-legged authentication scheme known as OAuth. As a side note, OAuth is a great mechanism to give controlled access to your account, as you never need to give your account's credentials to anyone in order to authorize an application to post to your account on your behalf. This is way better than the old-fashioned way where every applications having access to your account were given your user name and password by necessity, thus giving them full and unrestricted access to your account and also the responsibility to keep your secret password safe, something that was not granted. With OAuth you can revoke an application's access without affecting other applications, or change your password at will, and since your password is never given out, your account is far more secure than it used to be with older techniques. FastPictureViewer of course fully supports OAuth authentication. As can be seen on the above screen, the SmugMug plugin needs your permission to access your account. Let's walk through the SmugMug authorization procedure, which is typical of most modern web sites.

Upon clicking the Authorize. Link appearing in the text, you are presented with the 1st step of the activation procedure. Clicking the 'Authorize' button will launch your web browser (or a new tab in your running web browser instance) and present you with the SmugMug login verification page. This page is displayed in your own web browser, over a secure (HTTPS) connection, entirely outside FastPictureViewer. As a result the credentials you enter on that page are known to SmugMug only and are never revealed to us. You can verify, on your browser, that you are indeed connected to the SmugMug web site and that the secure connection is in effect by looking at the address bar of the browser, where you should see the familiar lock icon and - depending on the browser you use - some visual cue confirming that everything is OK with the web page and web site.

The web being a very fast moving place, the screen below may differ slightly from the actual ones on SmugMug if they changed then in the meantime. Anyway, the overall workflow should be the same as the one described here. This page should be pretty straightforward: you can select an existing gallery by clicking on the gray bar below the 'Add to existing gallery' prompt. This will drop down a list containing your existing galleries, from which you can click a gallery name to select it. If you have many galleries the list will be scrollable to allow you to reach all existing galleries. The display format starts with the top-level category (all SmugMug galleries live in one top-level category), then the subcategory (if any) and finally the gallery name itself.

On the above screen the top-level category is called 'Other' and the gallery name is 'Upload Test' (there is no sub-category name). Of course the name of your own galleries will vary, the above only reflects our own test account.

If you don't have any gallery yet, this choice will be unavailable and the 'Create new gallery' will be automatically selected instead (you can chose to click this button right now if you want to create a new gallery). In gallery creation mode, you can pick the Category and SubCategory into which the new gallery should be created, then indicate its name as well as a short description of the future content. SmugMug offers many customization settings for each gallery and supports the creation of gallery templates, which are not real galleries but simply named sets of preference settings. If you have previously created some template, which can specify all gallery attributes including privacy, sharpening settings, watermark and so one, you can select it here and your new gallery will automatically inherit from all the pre-set properties of the template. If you are just starting with SmugMug you can leave this choice to 'SmugMug Default'. All gallery settings are always available directly on the SmugMug website so you can change everything later on. On this page you can also pick one of the numerous SmugMug visual themes to control the look and feel of your new gallery.

Note that this page and all features it contains are specific to SmugMug, other services may offer different settings and consequently the preference page will be different. Please refer to the SmugMug website for more information, details and help about the SmugMug features exposed above.

Once you have selected an existing gallery (or filled-in the name of a new one to be created) you are done with the basic settings. You can now click the OK button to close this window and return to the main Publisher dialog. We'll get back to the other preference pages of the FastPictureViewer Professional SmugMug upload plugin at a later time: there is a lot more to see and explain but enough for now, let's publish something! The Publisher and the SmugMug upload plugin now have all the information they need to start sending files. All settings are remembered by the program and all your selections will be retained until you change them. That means that the next time you press Ctrl+P to publish something you will get back exactly here, in the 'ready to publish' state and everything will be remembered including the window position on the screen.

Click the 'Publish Now' button to start the upload process. In this example we selected as many as 98 images for publishing. You can select as few or many as you want, from a single one to several hundreds if you like. SmugMug currently seems to have an upper limit of 5,000 images per gallery at the time of this writing, so please make sure you stay within the service's self-imposed limits but there is no artificial limitation imposed to you by FastPictureViewer: if you want to upload 5,000 images in one big swoop to a new gallery, so be it (even if we are not certain that it's a good idea to have that many images in the same gallery). You can now close this window and go to your SmugMug homepage on the web to see your newly uploaded pictures. Note that the rightmost button changed from 'Cancel' to 'Close' at the end of the upload operation. The 'Publish Now' button is now enabled gain and you can click it to send the same image once more, perhaps to another gallery, or with other settings: you can also click the 'Settings.'

Link which is also active again. This concludes part 1 of this web uploading tutorial with FastPictureViewer Professional, sending images to the SmugMug photo sharing website. Publishing to Zenfolio, PhotoShelter or to a local storage device (with other included plugins) is very similar. The next part (to be added to this page) will cover advanced options, such as JPEG and RAW/TIFF settings, as well as the SmugVault option for SmugMug users. Some more technical notes: The FastPictureViewer Web Publisher plugin sub-system is a high performance piece of software.

It uploads images one-by-one (to guarantee that the images arrive to the remote site in the correct order) but as fast as your upstream connection to the internet allows - or as fast as it can read data from your disk, whichever limit comes first. After each image, the program waits for the service to acknowledge reception of the file then proceeds to the next image and so on, until all queued files are uploaded.

Geeks and performance-oriented power users will be happy to learn that the program transmits asynchronously and overlaps disk reads with network writes, and as such it can saturate the fastest upstream connections - up to the limits imposed by the hardware. By default the program sends files intact exactly as they are on your disk without any processing, but advanced options (not shown in this tutorial yet) allows you to control what metadata gets uploaded, and even to resample and rescale the images being uploaded to make them match certain criteria's, like maximum pixel dimensions or maximum print size (in which case the program decides what resolution to use to match the stated long edge paper dimension). When such processing occurs, either because the user selected it in the advanced preferences (the tab pages that we skipped above) or by default when a file is not in the JPEG format required by SmugMug and most photo sharing sites as well as most web browsers today - for example in RAW format or any of the 45+ image formats and 430+ RAW variants currently supported by FastPictureViewer - new JPEG images are created in memory on-the-fly and streamed directly to the network interface, without ever writing temporary intermediate files to disk. Last but not last, the publishing sub-system in FastPictureViewer Professional can use multiple publishing plugins in parallel (currently up to four) and is able to upload to several locations at the same time, each with its own set of preferences and settings. For example it is possible to upload, say, original full-resolution files to SmugMug and the same images downscaled and recompressed for screen viewing to, say 1280 pixels max, to some other web site or to the local hard disk - all at the same time. This capability is a key design feature of the subsystem and is already enabled.

It takes advantage of multiple processor cores for true parallel processing, but users must wait until we create and ship another publishing plug-in to take advantage of it. Speaking of plugin development, we are happy to discuss with you if you'd like us to produce a FastPictureViewer publishing plug-in for your service (subject to terms that must be beneficial for both parties of course), or if you want to create your own plug-in. The basic requirements for plug-in creation includes native C++ / ATL / COM skills and the ability to digitally sign code using a valid Authenticode signing certificate issued by a trusted root CA, as FastPictureViewer never loads unknown modules in its own process space. Think of it as an on-screen watermark.

The stylized XYZ Photography text in the example below is a PNG overlay. You can of course create any logo of your liking, and if you reduce the opacity of the whole logo before saving it as transparent PNG (anywhere between 25% and 50% opacity should works well) then the logo will be blended with the underlying image, as seen below. The program will automatically sense the presence of an Overlay.fpv file the next time the folder is opened and use it auto-magically! There is nothing to configure: just put the Overlay.fpv overlay image in the root of the image folder tree you are opening in FPV and the program will take care of the rest. Note that you are in full control of the logo itself, you can use any graphics or text, and any effects like drop shadows, transparencies etc. To create the most stunning watermark effect!

Just remember to save the file in PNG format and you are only limited by your creativity. The watermark is rendered and alpha-composited in real-time using your Direct3D hardware accelerated graphic card so there is no perceptible performance impact incurred by using this feature. The file name and.fpv extension were chosen to avoid conflicts with actual images. You may need to change your folder settings in Windows Explorer to display the file extensions, as they may be hidden by default on your computer. More details about this feature can be found in this forum post, notably there is a way to specify a different name for the overlay file, or use a fully-qualified pathname to point to a single specific watermark image as well as control the overlay placement to some extent. Dynamic Black & White Preview Black & white previews are just a keystroke away: hit the 'B' key to quickly convert the current image to the must stunning black & white preview, without modifying the file on disk in any way!

Simply press B again to revert to full-color. Mouse options and Smart Mouse Acceleration feature Digital images created by today's digital cameras are much bigger than the computer monitors they are displayed on. As a result, panning such large images in 100% zoom mode or more require a lot of desk space to move the mouse. FastPictureViewer Professional has four specific features letting users tailor the mouse and scrolling behavior to their liking. • Smart mouse acceleration The program features an unique mouse acceleration feature that takes the monitor resolution and image pixel dimensions into account, as well as the mouse panning speed to dynamically adjust the level of panning sensitivity on an image-by-image basis. Users can control the overall effectiveness of this feature, or turn it off altogether.

The mouse acceleration feature makes it easy to pan images much larger than the monitor without using a huge amount of desk space and without sacrificing low speed and small movement's precision. The feature is enabled by default and set to a moderate level. • 'Infinite scroll' An option can be turned on where the mouse cursor hides itself when zooming and the mouse behaves like if there was no screen boundaries. Normally, the mouse cursor is confined to the screen area and can never move beyond the monitor boundaries. This can be a problem when panning a large image as the user may hit the border of the screen with the cursor and be unable to scroll any further in the same movement. With the 'infinite scroll' feature enabled, the user can move the mouse without being constrained by the monitor dimensions and pan large images in one big mouse drag. Combined with the smart mouse acceleration described above, which controls the amount of physical mouse motion vs.

Panning, most users should be able to find settings suiting their needs. • Inverted scrolling Some users prefer to scroll in reverse, i.e. That the image pans down when moving the cursor up, just like when moving the elevator control on a scroll bar. This feature can be enabled in the program options. • Mouse cursor auto-hiding The mouse cursor can be set to hide itself automatically when viewing pictures. The cursor automatically shows itself when mouving the mouse, but disappears after a few seconds when the mouse is at rest. Together, the above functions let users tailor the program behavior to their liking.

One may argue that so many options for such a mundane thing as mouse scrolling is overkill, but the mouse being the primary input device of FastPictureViewer we find essential to offer users good flexibility and control over the mouse behavior. Once fine-tuned for a given monitor dimension, mouse device and image size, the mouse scrolling functions and behavior within FastPictureViewer becomes an essential and unique element of the user experience offered by our product. As a side note, we found that Microsoft-branded optical mice generally offer the best control, smoothness and precision. Mouse Gestures Recognition FastPictureViewer Professional 1.8 introduced a mouse gesture recognition engine, allowing users to send commands to the program using mouse gestures instead of keyboard shortcuts or mouse clicks. As of version 1.8.245 the Mouse Gestures Recognition feature is available as a preview feature and only supports two commands: previous and next folder, available when sorting by folder and file name.

The Mouse Gestures Recognition engine is off by default, you can enable it in the program options (see the Miscellaneous page). • Previous Folder: draw an M shape on the program window • Next Folder: draw a W shape on the program window There is no need to click and hold the mouse cursor or to do anything special except the gesture itself. FastPictureViewer Professional constantly monitors the mouse position and recognizes gestures as they are made: just stop moving the mouse for a fraction of a second after performing a gesture. The first version of the engine requires that gestures are drawn relatively cleanly and in one sweep. For example to jump to the first image of the previous folder, when sorting by name, draw a W shape on the image surface, in one continuous and relatively quick movement. Try to draw a straight shape with sharp angles and relatively straight lines, then stop for a fraction of a second. Tilted, rotated or skewed gestures will not be recognized very well in the first release, however the size of the gestures does not matter much.

The recognition engine will be enhanced in the future (better and quicker recognition of imperfect gestures) and new gestures/commands will be added, allowing users to control more aspects of the application without touching the keyboard or clicking on anything. Using a Wacom-style pen-based input device with FastPictureViewer FastPictureViewer Professional mouse-related features works well with pen-based tablets in mouse emulation, with the exception of the 'infinite scroll' feature of FPV Pro, which needs to be turned off (see the options). Users can adjust the mouse acceleration level described in the above section to make panning easier and avoid running out of tablet space when panning large images.

The mouse gesture recognition should work just well on a tablet input device. Custom Annotations (Annotate images with Rich Text Format comments). Starting from FastPictureViewer 1.8.254.0 the product includes an non-mandatory, opt-in 'Customer Experience Improvement Program', also known as 'telemetry', 'software quality metrics' or, lately, as 'runtime intelligence', a mechanism which collects anonymous metrics about feature usage (such as the number of times feature such-and-such was launched) along with some performance data. All major software applications and operating systems includes similar mechanisms, which are key ingredients helping software developers understand how the product is used in the field. This information gives us the developper better insights in the long run regarding how the program is actually used and how it performs in the field, and will help drive decisions on how to better spend our future development efforts, which part of the product to improve, or which feature does not get the attention it deserve. This is a big step towards raising FastPictureViewer Pro to the 'next level', whatever that is.

The data collection has no measurable impact on the program's performance. No personal data is recorded. No data outside FastPictureViewer is recorded and no files are accessed during the data collection process: the program just counts the clicks on various buttons and commands, and measure the time it takes to execute certain commands. The data is then aggregated on our side (that is, we consolidate all data from all users together).

Driver Dvb Skystar 3 Usb more. This aggregated data gives a broad view on feature usage and performance, and will help answer questions such as What is the percentage of users running with hardware acceleration turned on?, or Out of all sessions, how many times the File Utilities plug-in was used?, and many other similar questions. We plan to include more counters in the future, to give answers t more questions, but it will still strictly be to record feature usage and performance metrics. The CEIP is mentioned in clear text in the End User License Agreement.

You can disable this mechanism at any time, or chose not to install it in the first place, by running the program's setup and uninstalling/red-crossing the Customer Experience Improvement component. This will remove the part of the product that is responsible for collecting and sending the usage and performance data. This component is entirely optional and FastPictureViewer Pro works identically well with or without it. When the component is not installed, no statistical data is recorded or transmitted in any way or form. There is no name, address, email address, license key or phone number in this data.

The recorded data is stored in the registry (under HKCU/Software/ARSD/FastPictureViewer/CEIP) and sent over HTTP about once every two months, when the program exits. There should be no disruption or delay incurred by this mechanism. The data, typically one to two KB in length depending on usage, is sent to and includes a random identifier created the first time the CEIP feature is installed (not linked to your license number or FPV hardware ID in any way) as well as a checksum used to verify the validity of the transmitted data. The data is sent as a Base64 string, in a custom HTTP header named X-ARSD-Telemetry. CEIP FAQ: How does CEIP work? When you choose to participate in the CEIP, FastPictureViewer Professional automatically sends information to Axel Rietschin Software Developments about how and how often you use certain features. Information from your computer such as the Operating System version is combined with other CEIP data to help Axel Rietschin Software Developments solve problems and to improve the products and features customers use most often.

Will CEIP collect information about all products on my computer? CEIP collects information about Axel Rietschin Software Developments products as well as limited information about third-party applications that interact directly with Axel Rietschin Software Developments products. For example if FastPictureViewer Pro loads a codec from Canon to open an image, this fact may be recorded. Will I be contacted or receive spam if I participate? CEIP reports do not contain contact information, such as your name, address, or phone number.

This means CEIP will not ask you to participate in surveys or to read junk e-mail, and you will not be contacted in any other way. Will the program ask me permission before transmitting CEIP data? Provided that you did not opt-out the CEIP entirely during installation, the program will ask you once for your consent on one of the first launches, but at the latest before any CEIP transmission is made. If you decline the data transmission will never occur. If I choose to participate, can I opt out later? For any released product with an option to participate in CEIP, you can choose to start or stop participating at any time.

Our programs make CEIP options available from the setup customization page: simply uncheck (or recheck) the Customer Experience Improvement Program during installation. Some pre-release products that are under development might require participation in CEIP to help ensure the final release of the product improves frequently used features and solves common problems that exist in the pre-release software. Is the Customer Experience Improvement Program spyware? Spyware can collect information or act on your computer without your knowledge or consent.

You can choose to start or stop participating to the FPV Pro CEIP at any time and the data collected is strictly confined to FPV Pro usage and performance, as well as direct runtime interactions with other software. No personally identifiable information is ever recorded or sent. Can I review the information before it is sent to Axel Rietschin Software Developments? Unfortunately the information can't be reviewed for the following reasons: • The Customer Experience Improvement Program was designed to enable many customers to participate. To support a large number of customers sending data, the collected information is recorded in a compact format to minimize the volume of data to be transmitted and stored, so that the Axel Rietschin Software Developments servers can efficiently process all the data. The nature of this encoding makes it difficult for most customers to review the information.

• Applications which use CEIP typically send data to Axel Rietschin Software Developments servers after the application is closed. Rather than displaying a dialog prompting you to review the information when the application is trying to close, the data is sent automatically, without interrupting you.

We recognize that some customers might be uncomfortable allowing the information collected by CEIP to be sent without having an opportunity to review it fully, even though the information does not contain contact or personally identifiable information. If you are uncomfortable with sharing this information, please choose not to participate by declining the offer to participate displayed by the program before any transmission is made. Alternatively you can run Setup again and opt-out the CEIP component. If you ever opt to uninstall this component, it will not be re-installed automatically on the next program updates: you will need to explicitly re-enable it during setup, shall you decide to participate to the program at some later point. The spirit of the CEIP is to help us better understand how the product is used, with the aim to provide you with an even better product in the future.

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