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Ich habe mir die aktuelle Doku von PowerPhotos angesehen:
https://fatcatsoftware.com/powerphotos/Docs/copying_limitations.html
"Original and edited versions of photos: When you edit a photo in Photos, it actually keeps around two copies of the photo: the unedited original, and a new JPG version that contains your edits. This allows you to later discard your edits and revert to the original version of the photo if you wish. PowerPhotos can copy both the original and edited versions of each photo, keeping reversible edits intact in the destination library, as well as RAW+JPG pairs. If you wish, you can choose to copy only the original or the edited version of each photo in the preferences window, rather than keeping both. The original versions of video files will always be copied regardless of the setting you have chosen."
Klingt vielversprechend.
Damit wäre die Aufgabe gelöst. Als "gebranntes Kind" zucke ich da erstmal zurück. Ein sorgfältiger Test müsste dem Ganzen vorangehen.
https://fatcatsoftware.com/powerphotos/Docs/copying_limitations.html
"Original and edited versions of photos: When you edit a photo in Photos, it actually keeps around two copies of the photo: the unedited original, and a new JPG version that contains your edits. This allows you to later discard your edits and revert to the original version of the photo if you wish. PowerPhotos can copy both the original and edited versions of each photo, keeping reversible edits intact in the destination library, as well as RAW+JPG pairs. If you wish, you can choose to copy only the original or the edited version of each photo in the preferences window, rather than keeping both. The original versions of video files will always be copied regardless of the setting you have chosen."
Klingt vielversprechend.
Damit wäre die Aufgabe gelöst. Als "gebranntes Kind" zucke ich da erstmal zurück. Ein sorgfältiger Test müsste dem Ganzen vorangehen.