It came under my attention that core logging from photographs is protected by patent AU 2007224370 C1. For core logging from photographs, please visit http://www.stereocore.net/. #Other

Version 1.3.0.1 is a small update from feedback after the large Version 1.3.0.0 update, where some aspects of the software changed - thanks to PE, MT, KPH, AB and JS. New functionality The resolution required after perspective correction can now be changed with "PhotoCoreLog Dimensions and Data => Horizontal resolution after upwarping". Tooltips were added to all controls, hover the mouse curosr over controls for a description of the functionality. Changes Many users make cha

Version 1.3.0.0 is a large update, although many changes are behind the scenes and not yet implemented. The biggest visual change is the new ribbon interface that looks similar to Trajec3D and GEM4D. Many changes were made to the way data is managed to allow for high quality annotations and the ability to manage many geotechnical zones on a single photograph in future versions. Also, two columns were added to the grid that calculate BRQD for two different core diameters - see

The last minor update before a major overhaul of the package. PhotoCoreLog has much potential and I will bring the remaining functionality into the package during 2016 that I initially envisioned. The current version was developed to the point that I required for a project, before I became distracted by other responsibilities. Changes The development moved across to Microsoft Visual Studio 2015. PhotoCoreLog can now be installed on Windows 10. Bug fixes The spash screen did n

Small bug fixes, an updated photo thumbnail component, and a new expiry date of 1 January 2016. #Other

No changes were made from the previous version, and because the development on PhotoCoreLog is currently slow, I changed the expiry cycle to 6 months. #Other

The "Length" column directly after columns "From" and "To" created the impression that this column showed the interval length. This is not the case, as this column shows the cumulative length of all the measured pieces irrespective of length. The column name was changed to "Solid" to avoid further confusion. The logic is that the "Solid" columns shows the cumulative length of all core pieces measured, and the "RQD" column shows the cumulative length of all pieces greater that

Previously used Visual Studio 2008 and migrated PhotoCoreLog to Visual Studio 2013. The upgrade required a few changes and some things could have been broken in the process. I tested on a few computers and all was good with the testing, but please let me know if you experience any issues as soon as possible. The expiry date for Version 1.2.4.2 is 1 Oct 2014. #Other

PhotoCoreLog was plagued by errors on around 10% of installations, and worked flawlessly on the other 90%. As this did not consistently occur on all computers, and I could not recreate the error on my computers, it was difficult to identify the cause. The problem was eventually tracked after feedback from users and sections of the code rewritten to overcome these occasional errors caused by Windows Explorer settings. I am reasonably confident that Version 1.4.2.1 will now fla

I received many requests that PhotoCoreLog should have a 10cm ruler similar to PhotoLogger. A 10cm ruler toggle button was added in this version, and the scaled ruler will be displayed after the photo was scaled when selected. Note that the grid records two columns during measurements, one is called "Length" and the other "RQD": "Length" records all the measurements made. "RQD" only records the measurements larger than 10cm. #Other

Version 1.2.3 is a minor update with a few bug fixes and new expiry date. #Other

I bought a new laptop with Windows 8.1, and some of the new security features forces a change to the installation folder. Keeping the software installations under "C:|Program Files" now require administrator rights, and will complicate installations on work computers. I decided to go with "C:|BasRock|XYZ", which will keep all BasRock software packages in a single directory. Please uninstall previous software versions manually before installing the latest versions, this can be

If you still have PhotoCoreLog Version 1.2.0 or earlier installed, please manually uninstall the old version from your computer as the installation directory changed. Do this with one of the following methods: Control Panel => Programs => Uninstall "PhotoCoreLog Beta". In Windows Explorer, double click on "C:Program FilesPhotoCoreLog BetaUninstall.exe". On 64-bit computers "C:Program Files (x86)PhotoCoreLog BetaUninstall.exe". Most changes to this version are outstanding opti

Please manually uninstall any previous Beta version from your computer, as Version 1.2.1.0 will not automatically uninstall the previous versions as I decided to change the installation directory from "PhotoCoreLog Beta" to just "PhotoCoreLog". This is done to standardise the the installation folders for all BasRock software. Do this with either: Control Panel => Programs => Uninstall "PhotoCoreLog Beta". In Windows Explorer, double click on "C:\Program Files\PhotoCoreLog Bet

Version 1.1.0 was a major PhotoCoreLog update and Version 1.2.0 is a minor update from feedback and personally using the software. The software was developed for a project I am working on that involves the logging of a large number of photographs. The following extensions and improvements were made: Data saved from the grid can now also be loaded by right-clicking in the grid control and selecting "Open Excel file" or "Open CSV-file". The buttons marked as "1 Add", "2 Scale",

Version 1.1.0 is a major update of PhotoCoreLog, as the core logging functionality is now also available. The software basically have a dual purpose; image preparation and saving, and measurements with automatic recordings. The interface was substantially changed to accommodate the additional functionality, and the grid and image can be docked separately to enable spreading the components over two screens. See the PhotoCoreLog webpage for guidance when using the software for

PhotoCoreLog is an extensive update of the old PhotoLogger. PhotoLogger was a customisation of PictureMeasure and have many limitations, as it was not initially designed for photo logging. The new PhotoCoreLog is designed with the sole aim of simplifying photo logging, and contains functions to enable quick corrections: Quick-select photos from thumbnails. Zoom and pan to appropriate size and area. Quick-rotate by simply drawing a line that represents horizontal. Correct pers