v0.0.3-alpha — One look, the whole shoot
One good edit. The whole camera roll.
Photo now copies a look across selected photos or an entire folder. Named presets let you keep it for the next shoot or share it as a small .omapreset file.
Try it
- Develop a photo, then press Ctrl+Shift+C.
- Ctrl-click photos, Shift-click a range, or press Ctrl+A.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+V, choose the adjustment categories, and apply. Crop and rotation stay off unless selected.
- Press Ctrl+S to save the selected settings. For a full shoot, use Library → … → Browse folder…, then choose Whole folder in the same dialog; it writes settings in the background.
Presets… in the Develop panel saves named looks, filters the library, and imports/exports preset files.
What else changed
- Whole-folder progress, cancellation, per-file errors and one-step undo/redo. Original images and RAW files stay unchanged; existing outside edits are checked before undo writes anything.
- Multi-photo opening uses a queue instead of silently ignoring files after the first two.
- Modifier-aware clipboard shortcuts work even with an empty system clipboard. Photo commands stay within Photo, and text fields keep normal copy/paste.
- Shift-click object selection, layer dragging and bracket shortcuts, and
.omaphotoreopening fixes from Pass 17. - A proper launcher icon, updated manual, website and release links.
Downloads and limits
Choose aarch64 for ARM64 Linux, including Omarchy/Asahi on Apple Silicon; choose x86_64 for Intel/AMD Linux. Both archives target glibc 2.35 or newer and include a checksum and installer. Apple Silicon support is for Linux, not macOS.
This remains an alpha. Folder application processes one folder, up to 10,000 photos, with a bounded undo journal. Photo pixel export still acts on the active photo; this release adds batch adjustments and settings, not batch image export.
See the manual for the workflow and format support for interchange limits.
Verified release
352 tests pass, plus three native clipboard-bridge tests. Actual Wayland modifier shortcuts and the native 15-photo folder/undo workflow pass with original file hashes unchanged. Both portable archives install and launch natively on ARM64 and x86_64 Linux and pass headless export; their maximum required glibc version is 2.35. Five existing optional fixture checks remain opt-in.
Changes and native screenshots: PR #45.