It appears that Photoshop (ver. CS4-CC) is saving all of the history of a RAW image into the history of the last image when viewing the XMP viewer on a batch of processed RAW images. When a user opens the history using the XMP viewer of a .tif created from the RAW, the history will not display unless the user knows to select the last image of the batch. This is very confusing for the user, as they might not know the last image in the set and there is no other information to tell the user about this protocol. It seems that when there are multiple images opened at the same time, the XMP history will display the details of changes in one of the image’s history. The .xmp file will contain the correct history for each image, but the XMP viewer doesn’t display these histories properly. |
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RAW History will be displayed in all of the images in the following scenarios: When opening multiple RAW images from the command line: photoshop.exe image 1 image 2 image 3 |
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