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A seamless workflow

Each version of Photojunction takes us further towards a seamless workflow to design, export and upload your album orders to Queensberry – right first time and hassle-free.. If you're using Queensberry this is just a reminder that you no longer need to use LabFTP. Photojunction does it all, and the advantage is that the processes are managed and automated – so there’s minimal opportunity for anything to go wrong, and you’ll get your album faster. Cheers, Ian
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Trevor
on
July 6, 2010, 12:37 pm
said:
Yes, no more FTP is great. Now can you concentrate more on the basic PJ tools. Using the same short cuts as PS for example. "Command +" should be for "zoom" not add an aperture. Space bar for the hand tool. etc. It is hard to switch your mind from PS to PJ shortcuts.

It would also be nice if you could align / separate two apertures if one is locked. The locked aperture can not move of course.

The ability to dynamically change aperture sizes like in digital albums would be nice.

Toggle on and off aperture dimensions

Toggle on and off alignment

Toggle on and off aperture sizes

Toggle on and off image number

Lock / unlock page

Mark page as checked and OK (and lock all including image and zoom)
 
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Ian Baugh
on
July 6, 2010, 5:10 am
said:
Some interesting stuff to think about in there, thanks Trevor. I'll forward to Christine to add to "feature requests". - Ian
 
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Trevor
on
July 8, 2010, 10:06 am
said:
A further note. .... When sending an album order to QBY my files are typically over 1GB sometimes up to 2 GB, so FTP is not a practical option for me. It could take 24 hour or more.

So I send a CD in the post, its cheap and reliable.

Every time I send an album I get an email from QBY requesting PJO files. About 60 to 80 kb in size. So tiny files.

I would have thought PJ could just send these automatically.
 
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