New pureraw user here. Really happy with the software’s results, but as frustrated as others here about the LrC workflow integration with collections. So I poked around and found that deleting a line in the PluginData.lua file appears to ease the workflow by not causing LrC to change its view to the collection view. The returned result is stacked with the original and added to a collection, just as before, but the view doesn’t change E.g., if you invoked pureraw from grid view, you’ll still be in grid view after the pureraw result is imported, and likewise for library and develop module views. I use Windows, so I don’t know what the correct path to the file would be for Apple, sorry. Here’s what I did on Windows:
Create a backup copy of PluginData.lua. On my windows machine, this was located at C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Modules\DxOPureRAWv5.import.lrplugin\PluginData.lua
Edit PluginData.lua using a basic text editor such as notepad
Remove the entire line dxoParameterSelectCollection = “selectCollection”,
Save PluginData.lua and restart LrC (I’m unsure if restarting is absolutely necessary, but I did it to make sure LrC picked up the change).
Appears to work fine, but without hassle of having to navigate back to the original folder/view in LrC to continue editing in my workflow.
My export preferences are set to output as DNG, to the original image folder, no export after processing, and default collection.
Re: Msg #11
My Dropbox account is now closed. Here is the new link :
Stoaty’s plugin or SSScooter’s solution might be a better choice (however, my script can be used with any external program needing to work with the original RAW - just change the program path in the script).
You have the choice until DxO decide to do something about this quirk.
Please note that deleting or commenting out the line mentioned above doesn’t prevent the collection from being created. Finally, I prefer using the script I suggested in message #11 (correct link : Process in PureRAW.lua) because no collection is created.
The Pristine RAW Importer plugin is more sophisticated, though.