Hi David and Support Team!
I have been experiencing SEVERAL CRASHES in the last few days (some reported to Apple), and given my very dear attachment to ACDSee's fantastic output (and recent purchase!), I REALLY WANT to help you guys out as much as possible.
So here's our unlucky scenario, which systematically makes ACDSee Photo Studio 5 (Built 5.2.1151) for Mac OS (10.14.4) close instantly:
In MANAGE MODE, the application ALWAYS CRASHES...
- > IF CLICKING OVER ANY THUMBNAIL OF 'ALIEN SKIN EXPOSURE X4' (PROPHOTO RBG or sRGB) JPEG; &
- > IF, WHILE DOING THE ABOVE, THE "PROPERTIES" PANEL IS/WAS SET TO DISPLAY "EXIF" Info (no problem at all with "ACDSee Metadata", "File", "IPTC", etc., mind you!)
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Update:
Ok, I have found out that the crashes with Alien Skin files only occur for hybrid files (NOT pure Alien Skin files). If a file had been opened with ACDSee first, then modified VIA its External Editor feature (here Alien Skin Exposure X4), then saved again, well that file will make ACDSee crash. All my other 'plain' Exposure X4 files appear to show EXIF normally and won't make ACDSee crash in manage mode.
Sorry for the stress, I should be able to avoid using such intricate pathways!
Daniel
I have been experiencing SEVERAL CRASHES in the last few days (some reported to Apple), and given my very dear attachment to ACDSee's fantastic output (and recent purchase!), I REALLY WANT to help you guys out as much as possible.
So here's our unlucky scenario, which systematically makes ACDSee Photo Studio 5 (Built 5.2.1151) for Mac OS (10.14.4) close instantly:
In MANAGE MODE, the application ALWAYS CRASHES...
- > IF CLICKING OVER ANY THUMBNAIL OF 'ALIEN SKIN EXPOSURE X4' (PROPHOTO RBG or sRGB) JPEG; &
- > IF, WHILE DOING THE ABOVE, THE "PROPERTIES" PANEL IS/WAS SET TO DISPLAY "EXIF" Info (no problem at all with "ACDSee Metadata", "File", "IPTC", etc., mind you!)
- - -
Update:
Ok, I have found out that the crashes with Alien Skin files only occur for hybrid files (NOT pure Alien Skin files). If a file had been opened with ACDSee first, then modified VIA its External Editor feature (here Alien Skin Exposure X4), then saved again, well that file will make ACDSee crash. All my other 'plain' Exposure X4 files appear to show EXIF normally and won't make ACDSee crash in manage mode.
Sorry for the stress, I should be able to avoid using such intricate pathways!
Daniel
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