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Current Release
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### V2.0.0 updated January 5, 2025
### V2.0.0 updated January 6, 2025

* Fix a problem on Windows, where the plug-in would stop with an error message on every first call of Show Focus Point for an image.
* Olympus/OM-System: revert to display of center dot
* Fix a problem on Windows, where the plug-in would stop with an error message on every first call of Show Focus Point for an image. (#189)
* Olympus/OM-System: revert to display of center dot (#144)
* Issue #144 and related fix was nonsense. For Olympus/OM cameras, the only useful EXIF information related to focus point is AFPointSelected. Drawing a box around this point has no added meaning in terms of focusing, but it helps to recognize / find the point more easily on the image.
* Added support for Nikon Z30, Z fc, Z5, Z6 II, Z7 II (based on existing implementation for Z50, Z6, Z7)
* Improved log-file handling: the plug-in log file now
* Added support for Nikon Z30, Z fc, Z5, Z6 II, Z7 II (#192, based on existing implementation for Z50, Z6, Z7)
* Improved log-file handling (#193): the plug-in log file now
* can be accessed from Lightroom Plug-in Manager
* will be deleted upon each start of Lightroom / plug-in reload
* has been renamed from "LibraryLogger.log" to "FocusPoints.log"
* Includes exiftool 13.10 (production release)
* Plug-in updates and releases now follow a numbering scheme to keep track of versions and changes. The plug-in version number can be found on the plug-in page in Lightroom's Plug-in Manager. Numbering starts with V2.0.0
* Includes exiftool 13.10 (#188)
* Plug-in updates and releases now follow a numbering scheme to keep track of versions and changes (#190). The plug-in version number can be found on the plug-in page in Lightroom's Plug-in Manager. Numbering starts with V2.0.0

For history of versions and changes as well as planned, future improvements see [changelog.](docs/changelog.md)

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## V2.0.0, January 6, 2025
* Canon cameras
* all EOS and point and shoots.
* 7D Mark ii, 5D Mark iii, 5D Mark iv, 350D, 40D, 50D, 60D, 70D, 80D, 7D, 5D, etc,
* Powershot G12, G16, G1X, G5X, IXUS 310 HS, SX30, SX40 HS
* Nikon
* D7100, D7200, D700, D800 (possibly D810 and D800E), D5500, D5300, D5200, D300
* Z50, Z6, Z7
* Sony E-Mount cameras
* all full frame bodies beginning with α7 III resp. α7R II
* APS-C
* α6100, α6400, α6500, α6600, ..
* iphone and ipad
* Fix a problem on Windows, where the plug-in would stop with an error message on every first call of Show Focus Point for an image. (#189)
* Olympus/OM-System: revert to display of center dot (#144)
* Issue #144 and related fix was nonsense. For Olympus/OM cameras, the only useful EXIF information related to focus point is AFPointSelected. Drawing a box around this point has no added meaning in terms of focusing, but it helps to recognize / find the point more easily on the image.
* Added support for Nikon Z30, Z fc, Z5, Z6 II, Z7 II (#192, based on existing implementation for Z50, Z6, Z7)
* Improved log-file handling (#193): the plug-in log file now
* can be accessed from Lightroom Plug-in Manager
* will be deleted upon each start of Lightroom / plug-in reload
* has been renamed from "LibraryLogger.log" to "FocusPoints.log"
* Includes exiftool 13.10 (#188)
* Plug-in updates and releases now follow a numbering scheme to keep track of versions and changes (#190). The plug-in version number can be found on the plug-in page in Lightroom's Plug-in Manager. Numbering starts with V2.0.0


Future Improvements
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