Starting with Daminion 6.7, this option can be activated both in the desktop client and web client. Unlike user roles which maintain user access on the catalog level, access control allows you to specify set up access permissions on the file level. Please note: this feature is only available in Daminion Team Server versions! Access control allows you to restrict access to files for specific users and groups. This can be checked or configured via the Daminion Server Administration panel individually for each catalog. For shared catalogs: in the “preview” sub-folder of the folder that was selected to store the thumbnails from your server catalog. It works for Camera RAW, PSD, TIFF, JPEG2000, and BMP formats only.įor local catalogs: in the ~Thumbs\preview folder in the same folder as your local.
Which media formats does this option work for?.For example, with 100 Megapixels limit your JPEG previews can have maximal sizes of 10000×10000, or 20000x5000pх, etc… You can limit the maximum size of JPEG images by turning on the “Limit maximal JPEG preview size” option. If the “Accelerated preview of large images” option is checked, Daminion will also store full-size JPEG previews of large images when rebuilding thumbnails. Switch to the “Accelerate Preview” option.
Go to the main menu: Administration > Preferences.Launch the Daminion Server Administration panel on your server PC.Switch to the Accelerate Preview option.Go to the main menu: Edit > Preferences.Launch your Daminion Standalone version.To change this option, do the following: For Local catalogs: When this feature is enabled, thumbnail generation and import speed will be slower, but the previewing of large images will be much faster and it will also reduce the CPU load of the Server PC. This option is turned on by default but can be switched off via program Preferences. This is especially noticeable when images are very large (more than 300 MB) or located on networks with lower bandwidth connections. Huge images in Camera RAW, TIFF, JPEG2000, PSD, and BMP formats are now cached as JPEG previews and can be viewed at the same speed as regular JPEG images.
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