wyvern

Hi Jef, I recognise your name from the GitHub repo. Just want to say thank you for open sourcing and maintaining such a great library. Will absolutely reach out if I get stuck or have any questions, thank you.

Quick update, v0.3.35 is released, this makes the trips functionality optional. There is now a tabs for trips, timeline, location. these are drag and droppable, the leftmost being the default view. fixes the dive numbering and also fixed a bug I found whilst doing this regarding photo importing https://github.com/wyvernp/pelagic/releases/tag/v0.3.35

This it really useful feedback, thank you Mike. This was exactly what I was looking for, it was mostly built around the way I dive (mostly trips abroad) and I have only been able to test with my own equipment. So next steps I will look at the numbering, and make trips optional hopefully this should solve the first issue. I’ve not been able to fully test the iNaturalist integration as they have a minimum requirement for setting up api integrations which I have not yet met the criteria for. Dont feel you have to but would it be possible to share one of your uddf files? This would massively help when testing new import scenarios and data mapping. Thanks again. Wyvern

Just wanted to follow up with anyone who's downloaded and tested if they had any feedback, have you found it useful? anything that bugs you about it etc? open to all feedback.

New Release v0.3.32 just published with UDDF support for both mac and PC https://github.com/wyvernp/pelagic/releases/tag/v0.3.32

Thanks for giving it a go and the feedback, adding UDDF support as we speak and should have a new build for you within an hour or so, along with a couple of other fixes for macs (hopefully).

Just pushed a new release that fixes a bug with writing the dive data to the exif data to dng files and added auto safty stop detection which works reasonably well The green bar will turn yellow to red as safety stop time goes under 3 mins.

I have uploaded a test mac os build to the v0.3.31 release. Unfortunately I'm not able to test it only using a PC

Hi Mike, technically there's no reason why it can't work on a mac, I unfortunately don't have a mac I can test it on though, happy to try to compile a mac version if you don't mind being an alpha tester?

Oh yes, haddn't even thought of that use case. Yep it should happily import subsurface xml/ssrf files. If you have any issues with it ping me a message with a screenshot of the error and I'll put out a fix.

Yes that is correct, this also (if enabled) feeds back to the community observations so over time a depth map for various marine life can be established and used by other to plan their dives.

I should probably add: Supported raw formats: Sony, Nikon, Canon, DNG and more coming soon Also working on social media share cards but not being a fb/insta etc user that's not quite complete Graphs for depth, temperature, tank pressure, NDL, and remaining bottom time. Multi-tank support for twinset/sidemount divers. Imminent features: Auto safety stop detection on the graph. Coming soon: video support 🤞

Hi Maria, thanks for the welcome! Hopefully I should have some new photos to post soon as off to Lembeh for 3 weeks in May.

Thank you! I have to say that I used AI to do most of the heavy lifting but hopefully it can enhance people's underwater photography experience. I'd love to, in time have a mobile companion app where you can access your photos but without some sort of cloud storage to sync to I'm not sure how it would work

Hello! I'm new to the forums and a diver and underwater photographer, and I've been building a desktop app called Pelagic, basically a dive logbook and photo organiser rolled into one, with a few bells and whistles attached. The idea came from being frustrated with having dive logs in one place, photos in another, and species IDs scattered across notes etc. So in theory it connects to 60+ dive computers (Shearwater, Suunto, Garmin, Scubapro, Mares, etc.) using the open source libdivecomputer library although I've only managed to test my Suunto eon core and garmin files so far. Once you've imported your dives and added them to a trip, you can add your photos and as long as your dive computer time/date and your camera's are somewhat synced up it will automatically sort your photos into the imported dives. Once imported to your photo library you can tag species with common and scientific names, add a google gemini API key for AI ID, and writes all the metadata back to your images as XMP so it survives into Lightroom or whatever your editing workflow is, speaking of which you can launch your preferred editor directly from the app. Once edited Pelagic will track the edited file and import it back into the app enabling you to side by side compare the raw and edited versions. There's also a built-in community map, a global database of dive sites contributed by Pelagic users. All data is anonymous so no usernames or personal info are attached to submissions. You can browse dive sites, see what species have been spotted there, and check depth ranges where sightings occurred. It's the kind of thing that's genuinely useful for trip planning or if you're heading to a new area you can pull up nearby sites and see recent observations. It works the other way too, after your dives, your species tags feed back into the database so the next person planning a trip benefits from your data. The whole thing runs on the idea that shared, anonymous sighting data makes everyone's diving better. There's also an equipment tracking system, you can catalog all your dive and camera gear with brand, model, serial numbers, and purchase dates. You can group items into equipment sets (like your cold water kit vs. tropical setup, or your macro rig vs. wide angle), so you've got a quick record of what you took on each trip and it all stays in the log history. Handy for insurance purposes, keeping track of service intervals. Still actively developing it and there's a ton more features I haven't covered here. Always looking for feedback from other UW shooters on what would actually be useful and what you find easy/hard, intuitive/unintuitive etc. It's completely open source and free, the code is here https://github.com/wyvernp/pelagic and can be downloaded from https://github.com/wyvernp/pelagic/releases. Anyway, looking hearing any feedback and being part of the community. Cheers!

Thank you for the warm welcome and for looking into the location issue!

Hey everyone! Just signed up, been lurking for a bit and figured it was time to say hello properly. From a diving perspective, I mostly enjoy muck and have recently upgraded to an A7r v after an unfortunate flood last year. Here to learn, and hopefully contribute. I have been developing a dive logging/photo managment desktop app, which I'll make a separate post about, would love to get some feedback on it. Quick heads up to the mods: the site seems to have grabbed my location as Sweden rather than the UK, so if you could update that for me I'd appreciate it! Wyvern