Am 20.05.2016 um 07:14 schrieb Matthias Bodenbinder: > Am 19.05.2016 um 19:30 schrieb Matthias Bodenbinder: >> Am 19.05.2016 um 19:03 schrieb Tobias Ellinghaus: >>> and finally those where format is "7", i.e., every image: >>> >>>>> meine Canon 6D|basecurve|7 >>>>> Eizo FS2331|colorout|7 >>>>> Fuji X100|colorin|7 >>>>> Schärfen aus|sharpen|7 >>>>> Sony DSC-RX100M3|lens|7 >>>>> Reinhards Sony RX100M3|basecurve|7 >>>>> Fuji X100|lens|7 >>>>> stark|rawdenoise|7 >>> You should go through the list of presets in the preferences and check >>> those. >> >> >> Interesting. But how come? I am only using the GUI. No manipulation of the >> db with sqllite or such. >> >> I tested with the basecurve preset "meine Canon 6D". Only "RAW" is checked >> as Format but still your sql command shows: >> >> meine Canon 6D|basecurve|7 >> >> I can make any change to the Format checkboxes including unchecking >> everything the settings are not change. Next time I start DT only "RAW" is >> checked and your sql command gives the same result: >> >> "|basecurve|7 >> >> What is happening here? >> >> Matthias > > I can not change the format value with the GUI. I did edit the "meine Canon > 6D" preset with sqlitebrowser to value "2". That helped to prevent that the > preset ist applied to PNG files. But then, when I change the format > checkboxes in the GUI, example: checking all three boxes "normale Bilder", > "RAW" and "HDR", the value stays at "2". That looks like a bug to me. > > Matthias
I tested with "debug all". This is the output of DT when I change from just "RAW" to checking all three boxes. [sql] prepare "delete from presets where name=?1 and operation=?2 and op_version=?3" [sql] prepare "delete from presets where name=?1 and operation=?2 and op_version=?3" [sql] prepare "INSERT INTO presets (name, description, operation, op_version, op_params, enabled, blendop_params, blendop_version, multi_priority, multi_name, model, maker, lens, iso_min, iso_max, exposure_min, exposure_max, aperture_min, aperture_max, focal_length_min, focal_length_max, writeprotect, autoapply, filter, def, format) VALUES (?1, ?2, ?3, ?4, ?5, ?6, ?7, ?8, 0, '', ?9, ?10, ?11, ?12, ?13, ?14, ?15, ?16, ?17, ?18, ?19, 0, ?20, ?21, 0, ?22)" [sql] prepare "select distinct id from (select * from images where (flags & 256) != 256 and ((film_id in (select id from film_rolls where folder like '/home/matthias/Bilder/Fotos/Test-RAW')))) as a left outer join color_labels as b on a.id = b.imgid order by color desc, filename, version limit ?1, ?2" [lighttable] image expose took 0,0003 sec [sql] prepare "select operation from history where imgid = ?1" [lighttable] image expose took 0,0010 sec [lighttable] image expose took 0,0012 sec [lighttable] image expose took 0,0014 sec [lighttable] image expose took 0,0012 sec [lighttable] image expose took 0,0013 sec [sql] prepare "select distinct id from (select * from images where (flags & 256) != 256 and ((film_id in (select id from film_rolls where folder like '/home/matthias/Bilder/Fotos/Test-RAW')))) as a left outer join color_labels as b on a.id = b.imgid order by color desc, filename, version limit ?1, ?2" [lighttable] image expose took 0,0002 sec [sql] prepare "select operation from history where imgid = ?1" [lighttable] image expose took 0,0009 sec [lighttable] image expose took 0,0007 sec [lighttable] image expose took 0,0008 sec [lighttable] image expose took 0,0006 sec [lighttable] image expose took 0,0008 sec When I check with <select * FROM presets WHERE writeprotect = "1">, the preset "meine Canon 6D" is NOT listed. Matthias ___________________________________________________________________________ darktable developer mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to darktable-dev+unsubscr...@lists.darktable.org
