It's a bit hard for me to find a pattern since I have not worked with
Lightroom for a few years, and I don't have it installed any longer. I
don't remember exactly what I did in Lightroom a few years ago.
For one collection, all pictures that was cropped in Lightroom are
cropped incorrectly. Those pictures were shot with Sony RX-100 (compact).
For another collection, all cropping is ignored. Those pictures were
shot with Sony A6300 (non-compact).
I don't think that rotation or orientation makes any difference.
I have not seen any picture where cropping is applied correctly, either
it is ignored or applied incorrectly.
I can provide you with some pictures to show both problems.
/Mikael
On 2021-08-09 15:27, Pascal Obry wrote:
Hi Mikael,
Now I am trying to import some metadata and development from
Lightroom's DNG files into Darktable 3.6.0.
First I extract XMP from my DNG files like this:
https://discuss.pixls.us/t/importing-lightroom-catalog/11277
Then I do "add to library" in Darktable.
It seems like the metadata is imported correctly.
Yes, that's expected.
However, the development is very unreliable.
Yes, that's expected too. It is impossible to get good match from Lr to
dt automatically.
See:
https://www.darktable.org/2013/02/importing-lightroom-development/
Sometimes cropping from LR
seems to be completely ignored, sometimes it is totally off.
That's a bug as crop&rotate should be 100% correct. This part of the
code did not had many attention since some time because it is probably
not used a lot.
What's wrong? How can I troubleshoot this?
What would be good is to find a patten. Is that for all pictures? Only
the portait or landscape one? When the camera is rotated left or right?
When a pattern is found you can open an issue with the XMP here:
https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/issues/new/choose
Thanks,
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