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[Feature request] Quick culling feature #9
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OK I don't like that at all. Many users (most!, all?) will not expect that behavior and will be confused, and mad when images get deleted. The key binding need to be more explicitly purposeful. I agree with the queueing approach, so user can see what's coming and abort if unwanted. Queueing is more UI work than explicit keybindings that work immediately but would not be hit by user normally exploring the UI. So the latter is more practical. As long as it is documented "power users" will find it. And this definitely not a causal user feature. Personally I just use Mac OSX Finder in the output directory, it works fine. Your OS should have something similar if it's not OSX. |
I discovered built-in ratings now, so it makes this suggestion a bit moot. Keybindings could still be added tho, merged with ratings, a la arrow down = 1, arrow up = 5. Or something built around -1/+1. The idea would be doing quick review of images quickly, without need to lift your hand and look for numbers - up, next, down, next, down, next, up, next etc... |
Not surprisingly, there's al lot of images generated and getting rid of them / sorting is pretty fast-growing problem.
So, here's my suggestion:
In full-screen view use up and down arrows to do some culling
If the implementation uses queues, it's possible to review queue and then move all images to fav or recycle bin with one click...
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