- Full support of Nikon Z series (except Z50ii and Zf):
- Z5, Z6, Z6ii, Z6iii (#198 ), Z7, Z7ii, Z8, Z9, Z30, Z50, Z fc - CAF and PDAF focus points
- Z50ii, Z f - currently only CAF focus points (missing PDAF test files!)
- Includes exiftool 13.15 (required for #198)
- Windows: Fix an issue with blurry images / error message when launched in Develop module #199
- When launched in Develop module the plugin switches to Library loupe view so that a preview can be generated if none exists.
- Plugin returns to Develop after its window has been closed.
- Fix a problem on Windows, where the plug-in would stop with an error message on every first call of Show Focus Point for an image. (#189)
- Olympus/OM-System: revert to display of center dot (#144)
- Issue #144 and related fix was nonsense. For Olympus/OM cameras, the only useful EXIF information related to focus point is AFPointSelected. Drawing a box around this point has no added meaning in terms of focusing, but it helps to recognize / find the point more easily on the image.
- Added support for Nikon Z30, Z fc, Z5, Z6 II, Z7 II (#192, based on existing implementation for Z50, Z6, Z7)
- Improved log-file handling (#193): the plug-in log file now
- can be accessed from Lightroom Plug-in Manager
- will be deleted upon each start of Lightroom / plug-in reload
- has been renamed from "LibraryLogger.log" to "FocusPoints.log"
- Includes exiftool 13.10 (#188)
- Plug-in updates and releases now follow a numbering scheme to keep track of versions and changes (#190). The plug-in version number can be found on the plug-in page in Lightroom's Plug-in Manager. Numbering starts with V2.0.0
- add recent / popular Nikon DSLR models (D850 etc.)
- verify (and if needed fix) and document support of recent models (priority on Canon and Sony)
- all supported brands and models: add face detection as far as EXIF data support this (eg. this is not supported for Nikon Z)
- Add relevant shooting settings and autofocus parameters to have all relevant data in one place to assess the focusing result for an image. E.g.:
- camera and lens ID
- focal length, exposure, aperture, ISO
- focus mode, focus distance, hyperfocal distance, DoF