Heiko Bauke wrote:
But note that dt has already plenty of powerful modules. Imho
> dt would probably benefit more from enhanced performance and
user experience than from new modules. High-quality
documentation demonstrating whole workflows and how
modules interact is also rare.
In my
Hi Jan,
Am Montag, 5. November 2018 schrieb Jan Ingwer Baer:
> It would be nice to have a thing like a 'Plugin-SDK' to enable more
> users to create their own IOP-Modules. To make the development of
> IOP-modules much more easy it should contain :
> - all the needed headers and libraries
> -
Hi,
libexiv2 is shipped as a part of Linux Mint and not part of darktable.
Debian still only ships version 0.26 in the "experimental" branch,
Ubuntu depends on Debian, and Linux Mint depends on Ubuntu. So you would
have to build and install exiv2 manually.
kind regards,
Simon
Am 05.11.2018 um
I took that quote from your original email, which you say is from the
manual. The [from;to] that it mentions is the same as the [;] in the
tooltip, which I assume is the semicolon that you are talking about.
On Mon, 5 Nov 2018 at 20:59, Bruce Williams wrote:
> I don't know! Maybe. The user
Is it not the semicolon in "An expression in the form [from*;*to] selects a
range of values." that you are referring to?
On Mon, 5 Nov 2018 at 19:50, Bruce Williams wrote:
> Hey guys,
> I had a viewer ask me about the use of the semicolon when it comes to
> using the [Date] modifier in the
* Andrey [11-05-18 15:02]:
> New feature (filters stack widget) to rearrange filters, pin filter to
> apply changes in place where it was initiated :)
> *It's not clear where the last change (on top of the history) is applied.
>
>
> пн, 5 нояб. 2018 г. в 22:29, William Ferguson :
>
> > I like
/darktable/ILCE-7M3/noise_result.pdf
https://xor.cryptomilk.org/darktable/ILCE-7M3/darktable-noiseprofile-20181105.tar.gz
Cheers,
Andreas
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New feature (filters stack widget) to rearrange filters, pin filter to
apply changes in place where it was initiated :)
*It's not clear where the last change (on top of the history) is applied.
пн, 5 нояб. 2018 г. в 22:29, William Ferguson :
> I like the last photo. I think that really
On 5.11.18 09:34, Rolf Meyerhoff wrote:
if you have followed the UI refactoring discussion lately then you will
have noticed that the intended target audience for DT are programmers
and graphics nerds who really know what each module does, [...]
Rolf nails the issue.
The basic problem this
Hey guys,
I had a viewer ask me about the use of the semicolon when it comes to using
the [Date] modifier in the Collect Images module.
Section 2.3.2.1 of the manual contains the following paragraph:
"Attributes with numerical values as well as date and time attributes can
be used in combi-
I like the last photo. I think that really captures the essence of
darktable. :-)
I stopped at the denoise and didn't really set out to finish processing the
image, so the colors on the bear aren't the same. However, the detail is
still there and wasn't affected by the denoising. I did blow
It would be nice to have a thing like a 'Plugin-SDK' to enable more
users to create their own IOP-Modules. To make the development of
IOP-modules much more easy it should contain :
- all the needed headers and libraries
- some documentation: IOP-Interface, description of pixel-pipeline
- some
After reading all the posts in this thread i want send my own view to
this. RT and DT are both great tools with different pros and cons. The
most important points for me are:
RT is much simpler to use and the denoise-modul gives great results
without hour-long parameter tweaking or years of
Hi,
I'm a programmer, graphics nerd and photographer so DT fits me very
well. :-)
I really like to have all the power of DT available when I need it.
Recently I had to edit over 1500 scans of very degenerated photos from
the 70s and DT did a fantastic job that no other raw converter could
have
On Monday, 5 November 2018 17:39:16 CET J. Kilchert wrote:
> Hi,
Hi Joachim,
> *This would require darktable to use **Exiv2 v0.26*
>
> /*How can I get *//Exiv2 v0.26 into my * *//*darktable 2.4.4
> installation?*/
you should talk to the darktable maintainer of your Linux distribution.
On Monday, 5 November 2018 17:39:03 CET J. Kilchert wrote:
> Hi,
Hi Joachim,
> I'm using darktable 2.4.4 in a Linux Mint distro.
>
> achim@achim-N56VZ ~ $ dpkg-query -W darktable
> darktable1:2.4.4-0pmjdebruijn1~xenial
>
> Distributor ID:LinuxMint
> Description:Linux Mint 18.3
Hi,
I'm using darktable 2.4.4 in a Linux Mint distro.
achim@achim-N56VZ ~ $ dpkg-query -W darktable
darktable 1:2.4.4-0pmjdebruijn1~xenial
Distributor ID: LinuxMint
Description: Linux Mint 18.3 Sylvia
Release: 18.3
Codename: sylvia
(In the lens correction module (EOS 6D Mk II
Hi,
I'm using darktable 2.4.4 in a Linux Mint distro.
achim@achim-N56VZ ~ $ dpkg-query -W darktable
darktable 1:2.4.4-0pmjdebruijn1~xenial
Distributor ID: LinuxMint
Description: Linux Mint 18.3 Sylvia
Release: 18.3
Codename: sylvia
In the base curve module EOS 6D Mk II is not
Thank you for the detailed answer. It is worth placing on DT's main page.
пн, 5 нояб. 2018 г. в 17:47, Rolf Meyerhoff :
> Hi,
>
> if you have followed the UI refactoring discussion lately then you will
> have noticed that the intended target audience for DT are programmers
> and graphics nerds
Hi Rolf,
I am not a programmer nor a graphic nerd. I simply take potographs in my
spare time.
I like dt because I know I have in my hands a powerful tool.
No matter if I use it 100% or 10%
I know dt is SO powerful thereby I have a large margin for improvement.
Moreover I feel curious and I like
Hi,
if you have followed the UI refactoring discussion lately then you will
have noticed that the intended target audience for DT are programmers
and graphics nerds who really know what each module does, in which order
the modules have to be edited, how the modules interact with each other,
when
You are the man! At last I saw it with my own eyes. I will try to repeat
this but I would appreciate for preset to learn on.
Thanks, Dominik!
пн, 5 нояб. 2018 г. в 16:30, Dominik Markiewicz :
> Hi,
>
> > The issue with darktable is that nobody can make the image as clear, as
> with RT or DPP.
..that old picture again? it has a ton of noise in green. fwiw i like
what i can do in dt better than the fine grained noise that stays in
the OP's RT version. but as pascal pointed out, it seems to be a waste
of time to comment on this here. noise preferences are very
subjective, and yes, by all
I like DT. I've spent a lot of time exploring related materials, trying to
get most of nr. I prepared a demonstrative picture and asked people to
teach me (time to time - forums and irc channel - last 2 years). Yes, I
keep using DPP. What is the point of my last try here you think?! To sit on
a
Hi,
> The issue with darktable is that nobody can make the image as clear, as
with RT or DPP. With all of it's power and all of competitors' 2-slider
weakness.
I believe it's quite good:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BSQA2Q49RwLVcs9TzB8v79ROW-vR-V4n/view?usp=sharing
(also a few seconds,
Hello Andrey,
why do you discuss this on the dev mailing list? Is this supposed to be a
bug report or a feature request? Than put it in the appropriate place (but
with a proper description of the bug/desire feature).
To me it looks more like something for the play raw sub forum (
пн, 5 нояб. 2018 г. в 14:17, Sturm Flut :
> Hi,
>
> ignoring that this is one of the cases where not setting the camera to
> "Auto" would have resulted in a much better picture and avoided most of
> the issue to begin with:
>
Av-priority. Just a technical image to explore nr tools.
>
> Profiled
Hello Alexander,
Should be fixed in Git master. Thanks for reporting.
Best,
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Hi Andrey,
Sorry guys - nobody showed me the power of dt yet.
> Thanks. Sorry for disturbance. Good luck.
>
Your messages sound like nothing will make you change your mind. You're set
on a mode where you think dt is a crap at denoising images. So no problem.
Keep using DPP is this fits your
Hi,
ignoring that this is one of the cases where not setting the camera to
"Auto" would have resulted in a much better picture and avoided most of
the issue to begin with:
Profiled Denoise in Wavelet mode with strength 0.2 already looks pretty
identical to what DPP does, at least to me. XMP is
Sorry guys - nobody showed me the power of dt yet.
Thanks. Sorry for disturbance. Good luck.
пн, 5 нояб. 2018 г. в 13:48, Maurizio Paglia :
> Ciao Andrey,
> believe me: I understand your frustration but I can assure dt can give you
> optimal results with no pain.
> Its GUI can intimidate many
Ciao Andrey,
believe me: I understand your frustration but I can assure dt can give you
optimal results with no pain.
Its GUI can intimidate many users because it is "Linux style" (RT imitate
LR so it is more friendly to many people) but you cannot have power with a
'single slider' interface...
I have read the manual. Please, read the whole discussion and try to
process the image with RT close enough to DPP or RT.
Note the time and compare results side by side.
Thank you.
пн, 5 нояб. 2018 г. в 12:57, Matej Martinovic :
> I haven't read the whole discussion, but have you read the
I haven't read the whole discussion, but have you read the manual? If not,
please read "3.4.4.3. Denoise – profiled" in
https://www.darktable.org/usermanual/en/correction_group.html
All you "need" are two instances. Both can be saved as presets to be
automatically applied.
BR
Matej
On
I did tried some authored presets found somewhere on the web. And I am
still on windows with dpp.
You see.. this is not a photographer workflow. DT is some kind of technical
toy.
I wouldn't try to explain denoise tools logic of DT to my wife who got into
photography. This is the main problem.
And
Hi,
just for the record, did you tried to use some presets?
I understand dt can appear difficult, so you can try to apply a preset and
then - if needed - only adjust some sliders.
Tanks,
Maurizio
Il giorno lun 5 nov 2018 alle ore 09:06 Andrey ha
scritto:
> I like your work. We have got a nice
I like your work. We have got a nice bench, lever is ok, but the bear..
darktable vs dpp:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1G026G5va8h-V8Mqn0HlghslN7vKnfvwG
darktable vs rawtherapee:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=15hxaZDOh0Cqrs3IptcEdH_kPjSuu-NR9
I've tried to recover the bear, but my result is
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