On Thursday, November 15, 2018 5:44:29 AM CET Bruce Williams wrote:
> Not sure who to address here, but came across this.
> In section 3.4.1.7, the screenshot shows a value called "Precedence", but
> the related text block is titled "Preference".
Bruce,
do you know how to use git? If not I can
Not sure who to address here, but came across this.
In section 3.4.1.7, the screenshot shows a value called "Precedence", but
the related text block is titled "Preference".
Cheers,
Bruce Williams
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Hi,
I just had a look at the code and at least to me it looks like the two
TCA sliders are not updated after the lens model is set/changed. They
will always stay on 1.0, until the user changes them manually.
cheers,
Simon
Am 14.11.18 um 10:30 schrieb Christian:
> Hi,
> The TCA correction
Great explanation Ulrich!
Thanks for that.
Cheers,
Bruce Williams.
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From: Ulrich Pegelow
Date: Thu., 15 Nov. 2018, 05:18
Subject: Re: [darktable-dev] Updating the manual
To:
Hi Bruce,
you can consider the strength of the module's effect to be controlled
Hi Bruce,
you can consider the strength of the module's effect to be controlled by
two gradients or ramps. One for the highlights and one for the shadows.
The shadows gradient has its maximum value at L=0 and linearly goes down
in the direction of the highlights. For the highlights gradient
Hi,
The TCA correction in the lens-correction module does not
seem to work in all cases.
Often the correction from the lens-database is not applied,
means I see no difference between switching the module on or off.
For testing I created a lens with extreme settings for
TCA.
settings in lens
Hi all,
Andreas suggested I should seek clarification on the compression slider,
specifically in the "shadows and highlights" module.
The manual doesn't explicitly state what ranges of shadow and highlight
values are affected for given compression levels.
In my latest video, I suggested that at 0,
