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The app has just been updated to version 7. DigiKam 7. It’s similar to HEIF. More than 1, different cameras have raw file support in digiKam 7. The company also notes that the KDE framework has been updated to the latest 5.

The software also has a new ‘Ignore face’ button for unrecognized faces when using the app’s thumbnail view. Issues with detecting the Hugin open-source panorama photo stitching and HDR merging program have been addressed. There are also many bug and crash fixes. The team says that 84 bugs have been triaged. Looking ahead, version 8.

The team is working on porting the git master branch to the new Qt6 framework. A couple of students are also working on improving the neural network for the application’s Image Quality Analyzer. This feature works to analyze images based on noise, focus, exposure and compression. Click here for more information about the software, features, and capabilities. I am using digikam 7. Images are on a network share, database is an external MariaDB, located on a local drive.

My photo collection consists of more than Any premature shutdown of either digikam or the network forces digikam to rescan the entire collection, as if it had not seen any images before. This could easily take up several hours, and is almost always the case. A smooth workflow – nada. So overall, digikam is a very, very slow piece of software.

So I am looking for alternatives. The folder approach appeals to me, and with few additional software face recognition, duplicate detection I think even a large library can be managed.

What are your opinions? Of course I would love to hear if anyone managed to tame digikams scanning frenzy and how. In the past it has crashed on me many times, and that’s under a couple of different distros. I really want to like it as I think there is a lot of good about it. But I do wish it would give you the option of either cataloging or simple navigating. Because crashing could screw up the catalogs and then it’s back to scanning the drives again, which in my case take a long time. I work from folders and make copies of I need to work on things.

That’s a true transaction-safe database, more robust than SQLite. When Win blocks and warns you about installing something, But every free software should aim for as broad a userbase as possible. Thats how competition forces Adocoughe to improve…. The OSX version is notarized by Apple. The basis edition is free and can be used to manage and view The development is very active and many wishes have been implemented quickly in the past.

It has a the very unique feature to share images on your smartphone or any smartphone which is logged into your WIFI without requiring an APP. I want to like Digikam, but it apparently makes the mistake of forcing you to “import” everything you want to see, to build a database. You can’t just navigate directories, view their contents as thumbnails, and work on the files within them.

First you have to explicitly select the directories you want to work in by importing them. In doing so, you have to add them to an “album. So if you have a bunch of directories called “icons” under different paths, they’re all going to wind up being indistinguishable in Digikam’s browser unless you manually create “albums” named after their parent directories.

It is a different approach to manage images. Importing into a catalog makes a lot of sense for me since it allows virtual directories – this means one image can be in different folders the same time. Further more you can browse the images also when they are offline, when the hard drive with the master files is not connected.

This reduces the risk of destroying the master files. But I think this is required: – the format is not updated in a way that the user if forced to always have the latest version – the path can be change easily, i. It’s a huge performance win. Consider that, to work strictly on a directory hierarchy, an editor has to re-read each file each time it shows the directory, in order to fetch essential metadata — or at least, it has to stick a silly side-car file out there, which you then forget to copy or move when you’re playing with your images in the file system.

It’s easy to rebuild one sidecar file. It’s easy to see how people arrive at the idea that they should have a database. But in many cases, when you take a step back and think it through, you realize that the items themselves are the database. Disclosure: I spent decades doing back-end database work, and I’ve seen some pretty silly things happen.

But you want to keep cohesion up, and coupling down — basic principle of information science! Perhaps I’m missing something about sidecar files.

Don’t they typically contain image metadata that isn’t actually in the image file? Don’t they have stuff like keywords you’ve meticulously assigned, and GPS info that’s been correlated from a phone’s track log?

That stuff doesn’t get “rebuilt” if you lose the sidecar file! But I don’t tag my pictures with keywords. In my experience, sidecar files contain raw-image “development” settings and that’s pretty much it. GPS and other data are contained in the image files themselves, at least in any modern format.

I’ve never seen GPS data somehow added after the fact to a sidecar file; nor a “track log” from a phone. So in the end, the only thing I can see that you’re gaining is keywords; but that’s certainly a legitimate demand on your part.

Don’t use keywords, don’t edit images non-destructively, unfamiliar with GPS tagging via phone track logs — don’t get out much, do you? Yes, this is certainly true. But on the other hand you can also be alarmed IF an image becomes deleted or moved when there is also a possibility to check for missing “offline” file.

The next step would be to store a HASH value of the image data and make it possible to verify the data stored on the hard drive. One thing I really like is that I can have at least the thumbnails of all my images always with me.

Actually, I DO get out much. That’s why I don’t have time to dick around tagging thousands of pictures. I have created a directory structure that makes sense and has stood the test of time for a couple of decades.

That’s why I don’t need to laboriously duplicate it and continually maintain it in a database. I can’t imagine what file format you’re using that doesn’t support metadata like GPS. It’s platform agnostic and has lots of features a commercial tool would have. I wanted to use DigiCam as a free alternative to lightroom, but since it doesn’t have virtual albums Collections like Lightroom or Picasa does, I gave up somehow. You tag the files as ever you want, you can have as many you want.

And then you deal with the tags. The album part is the filesystem hiercharcy, so you are always in full control of your files for backup and external management as you please. The digiKam only adds the metadata management for your files. I want to make an Album e. Therefore, in this example, I have already 3 tags and I DON’T want to add this photo yet another tags just because of album name! I just want to have Album “Best of Summer Family” without additional tags.

In Picasa and LR were this just easy to make. I have 50, photos already tagged Picasa and currently i do it in LR and from that on, I want to have albums and then playing Slideshow on family screen. DigiCam does not allow me to do that…as far as I know. You can make a album called “best of SUmmer Family” and put it in there, and digiKam maintains the three tags to it as well.

You can move that file inside digikam towhatever albumb you want. All those others use metadata possibilities different ways to create something.

And they are basically tags, with special properties so they itself know “I belong to “virtual albumb”” without calling it as a tag. For RT, it would probably be best if time is given for the rest of the dev team to pick up the pieces from the past two years. Long story short – lead developer who handled cutting releases has disappeared for extremely long periods of time without a word over the past two years, and while development continued, getting a formal release out has taken a while because the other developers gave him the benefit of the doubt.

The nightly dev builds are solid if you’re an English speaker, so the DPR team could review one of the dev builds. Those who want translations will have to wait for some more things to be figured out. Anyone using on Cinnamon DE? If it is having issues with Gnome then guessing that running on Cinnamon might be even more of a headache Probably Intel-only. You should be able to compile it yourself or wait for someone else to do it. For example, Debian has digiKam 7.