Hi David,
Aurélien who created this module points out this will happen when
noise is present in the image. I recommend using denoise profiled from the
start to prevent this issue. Apply denoise and then retry the filmic auto
settings. Also the automatic options are not always the best, but they
often make a nice starting point.
On Wed, 16 Feb 2022 at 12:47, David Vincent-Jones <david...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I have been trying to solve a filmic puzzle. With an absolute minimum of
> modules in the pipe-line and with a correctly exposed image .... filmic
> insists on placing the black slider at the extreme left side. In other
> words it is failing (I think) to correctly analyze my image shadow data.
>
> The white slider appears to be correctly located.
>
> Previously when I discussed this problem it was suggested that some
> 'older' modules were the cause of the problem but with current tests, using
> only the barest of input, the problem persists. It appears that filmic is
> simply expanding the dark areas on all occasions.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> David
>
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