This reduces the load considerably but I must remember to return the feature before any “real” exports. I always “resented” 'DeepPRIME under these circumstances because it delayed the production of the exports until I “discovered” that if multiple images are selected in the thumbnail stirp then ‘DeepPRIME’ can be “toggled” in the ‘Customize’ screen and the same group then exported. I am not criticising the render times they may be better or a lot worse with other packages but it is PL5 that I am using so… Essentially the “render” times in PL5 mean that it is not possible to compare images without delays and not side by side at all.
In my case I tend to export and then use these viewers for comparison, FRV for sharpness comparisons in particular, as others have also suggested. I also use both FastStone Image Viewer (FIV) and FastRawViewer(V2) (FRV) ( & both of which provide the ability to compare multiple images side by side (not the same as having a ‘Reference Image’ present while editing by a long way but useful in other ways). I saw your thread while testing the issue where some users are losing either the ‘Rating’ (‘Rank’ as was) or the ‘Tag’ (Red/Green/Grey - ‘Reject’/‘Pick’/‘Untagged’) from DOPs created with earlier releases so used DxO 11 to set both to photos with DxO 11 DOP files and then opened the folder in PL5 and all worked as it should - for me, on this occasion! I then used those photos for my viewing “experiments”. Dirk ( The following does not “fix” the issue that you reported at the top of this thread, PL5 does not provide an equivalent to the ‘Reference Image’ feature of Lightroom not does the following but I decided to write it to “waste” some of my time and document certain features of PL5 as much for my own memory as anything else.
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