Hi Jo !
I launched a poll on the french community blog (darktable.fr) to see if
a founding of some sort would get support from users. The poll has been
up for 10 hours, we have for now 42 answers and the good news are :
* 95 % of users are ready to put money in the project,
* 2/3 would go for
heya,
sorry i don't know much about user interfaces and expectations. the
scrolling is in line with what blender does for proportional edit for
instance. sounds like it should be configurable. but i can't find such
an option and i don't know enough about the mask code to be helpful
here.
cheers,
Thanks for the tips! David Houlder had replied privately and pointed out
that I need to call `dt_database_init` before trying to use the
database. (I didn't notice that it was a private reply until later, and
then forgot to update the mailing list). I ended up just calling
`dt_init` from my test an
.. okay, it has been removed. iirc this is the loop that used to be
parallel (needs some added sync inside):
https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/blob/master/src/control/jobs/control_jobs.c#L1236
-jo
On Mon, Sep 10, 2018 at 3:26 PM johannes hanika wrote:
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> heya,
>
> to tell you the truth
heya,
to tell you the truth i don't remember the state of the exporter. we
did have this option precisely for what you describe. one pixel
pipeline one GPU, and several for the export. i think it did lead to a
certain amount of race conditions for sequence numbers etc, and for
CPU based export, it
heya,
this seems a bit hard to diagnose from here.. did you try to reproduce
the exact sql query in the command line interface ( "sqlite3" ) ? you
can see whatever dt does using "darktable -d sql". also did you start
that from a clean database? for debugging, it may be helpful to backup
your ~/.co
hi,
On Wed, Sep 5, 2018 at 9:09 PM Heiko Bauke wrote:
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> Hi Johannes,
>
> Am 05.09.2018 um 12:08 schrieb johannes hanika:
>
> > as to your question, integrate gmic or reimplement. does it make much
> > of a difference?
>
> main differences:
>
> * using libgmic introduces an additional dependency.
hi heiko,
are you on irc at some point? my internet connection is intermittent
these days, but discussing these things sounds like an interactive
medium would be better suited.
i was traditionally looking at the easiest module (sharpen,
src/iop/sharpen.c) for reference. for the opencl kernel, you
hi,
thanks for putting this list together! yes we're terrible dealing with
these things. time seems to be the limiting factor here. the problem
with recruiting new people to go in and fix these things is that you
need someone to review the changes. which pretty much amounts to the
bottle neck for
hi!
nice, your downscaled images look impeccable :) maybe they jump up or
down by one pixel or so?
do you have any example result images for the denoising already? are
you running before or after black point subtraction? if you can, i
think you should run before.
exciting stuff :)
cheers,
jo
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