StereoCore PhotoLog 4.3.4 released

Hello :)
It's been a while since our last update to StereoCore™ PhotoLog. The major changes in the latest version are:

• We have made a new program, StereoCore™ LogFormatEdit, for editing StereoCore™ PhotoLog  log formats, the digital logging sheets used to define what data you need to capture. This program is available free to all customers as an adjunct to StereoCore™ PhotoLog. StereoCore™ PhotoLog itself no longer includes log format editing capabilities. This has allowed us to make StereoCore™ PhotoLog more focused. As an added benefit it allows customers more control over who can edit the log format used by a logging project.
• We have simplified the import and use of path surveys within StereoCore™ PhotoLog. Importing a path survey into StereoCore™ PhotoLog allows customers to convert (α, β) angle data relative to the core axis into dips and dip directions of structures in their in-situ positions.
• We've now carried out an intensive cross-check of all of the mathematics used in the back-end of StereoCore™ PhotoLog. Our proprietary mathematics library of angle conversion, path survey interpolation and other routines is confirmed to be rock-solid and we have expanded our automated testing to assure us that the mathematics code always returns expected results.

We have also put together a new promotional video showing the benefits of using StereoCore™ PhotoLog for core logging and auditing. Please have a look and tell us what you think! The link is: https://youtu.be/wsTQiFsNcfM

Happy Logging :)

David Orpen
StereoCore™ PhotoLog Lead Programmer