AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

Post by isierna »

Hi T_Young,

What model of Pentax do you currently use?

Ira.
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

Post by Arnfinn »

achillepr wrote:Future version? Are you sure that will be there a future version? Corel doesn't seem so interested to this program.
Achille
It now seems to have been mothballed completely into abandonware heaven a very loooong time ago.
As a longtime user ever back since it was called Bibble Pro 4, their almost daily advertisements the last months in my Facebook feed and elsewhere on the internet, feels more like an insult than anything else. It once was a very good program and raw converter. I used it as my primary organizing and editing tool for all my images, but the continuous lack of support and development has made me move elsewhere as it has lagged behind it's competition more and more.

I had for long hoped that they some day would invest some resources into the program and at the minimum keep it afloat, but to no avail. Good luck...
Long time AfterShot Pro & Bibble user...
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

Post by RB1982 »

I'm afraid you're right. It is unlikely to get a new version from Corel. Too bad, if they changed few things, they would get much more attention from users.
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

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isierna wrote:Hi T_Young,

What model of Pentax do you currently use?

Ira.
Hi sorry for very late response! I am using Pentax KP which is not recognized by ASP3. I have started using On1 Photo RAW and ACDSee Ultimate instead thus I haven't been in here lately.
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

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Support for Nikon B700 (.NRW) Raw files.
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

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RAW Support for Nikon D850, Nikon Z7, Z6,, Fuji XT3.
Still learning after all these years!
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

Post by T_Young »

As much as I have liked Bibble and subsequently AfterShot Pro, I am losing hope in this product... I think we can call this product end of life since no new cameras are being supported... Sad!
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

Post by Wilbur »

Support for the Nikon Coolpix P1000.
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

Post by Bill Piper »

It would be really good if AftershotPro could save files in PSPImage format.
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

Post by Tuvok »

This is a great list of nice feature, but my question is...will there be a new version with new features. AfterShot 4.
As I can see on the Corel website, they are looking for beta testers for the main applications, but no Aftershot.

I am wondering if AfterShot is still in development, or maybe is embedded in Paint Shop Pro in the future.
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

Post by kumsa »

1. This should be a survey with voting totals for different suggestions.
2. I'd love to see a PNG export
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Post by vw1 »

I second the request for Nikon Z6 NEF RAW support :)

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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

Post by hannes_hab »

Hi kumsa

"2. I'd love to see a PNG export"

This is partly from afx ASG (AfterShotSurvivalGuide) Book:

AfterShotSurvivalGuide

"Generating PNGs
AfterShot 5 does not support generating PNG files. It is quite easy
to use the ImageMagick convert command to convert images.
However, we cannot use this command directly, as we also need
to change the filename to reflect the changed file type. Therefore,
shell scripts are used as a front-end to the actual processing command.
For Windows, we use genpng.bat. For Mac OS and Linux, we
use genpng.sh:
genpng.bat
@echo off
"C:\Programs\ImageMagick\convert.exe" "%1" "%~p1\%~n1.png"
del "%1"
genpng.sh
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/convert "$1" "${1%%.tif}.png"
rm "$1"
These scripts assume a TIFF queue for generation of the intermediate
file. We need to create filename.png from filename.tif, which is
handled differently on Windows than on Mac OS and Linux, resulting
in the need for two different scripts. The last part of the convert
command-line in each of the scripts performs the required substitution
of the file extension. The path names to the convert command
might not be identical on your system.
The logic used here can be used for much more complex scripts
that add watermarks or borders or to generate captions.
Before you integrate any command or script into a queue, run it on the
command line to ensure that it works as anticipated."

https://imagemagick.org/script/download.php

My suggestion:
another way (example for linux - but nconvert is available for win too):
/usr/bin/nconvert -out png -q 93 -opthuff -resize 640 640 -ratio -rflag orient -rtype lanczos %1

https://www.xnview.com/de/nconvert/
https://www.xnview.com/en/nconvert/

Hope this helps!
regards Hannes
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

Post by grcolts »

New camera profiles!
External option for Affinity Photo whereas image can be exported, worked on in Affinity then saved back to ASP.
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Re: AfterShot Pro - Wishlist for future versions

Post by grcolts »

Arnfinn wrote:
achillepr wrote:Future version? Are you sure that will be there a future version? Corel doesn't seem so interested to this program.
Achille
It now seems to have been mothballed completely into abandonware heaven a very loooong time ago.
As a longtime user ever back since it was called Bibble Pro 4, their almost daily advertisements the last months in my Facebook feed and elsewhere on the internet, feels more like an insult than anything else. It once was a very good program and raw converter. I used it as my primary organizing and editing tool for all my images, but the continuous lack of support and development has made me move elsewhere as it has lagged behind it's competition more and more.

I had for long hoped that they some day would invest some resources into the program and at the minimum keep it afloat, but to no avail. Good luck...
It is sad Corel does not keep users up-to-date. They keep advertising ASP3 but are failing to keep things (camera profiles, etc.) current. Would be nice to hear something from Corel on whether or not they plan on keeping life to this program. It has much potential. Maybe new owners of Corel will pump needed funds into keeping this product current and alive.