> > /data/code/git/darktable/src/common/interpolation.c: In function
> > âdt_interpolation_compute_sampleâ:
> > /data/code/git/darktable/src/common/interpolation.c:789:21: error: array
> > subscript is above array bounds [-Werror=array-bounds]
> > h += kernelh[j] * ipixel[0];
> >
As of commit a237fa1ff370c77dfbac1f809a5df32148ea5bbc, 'Preserve
history above selected when leaving dr', the behavior of Darktable in
the darkroom is that when you select a new image you're placed on the
*bottom* of the (default) history stack (on 'original'). This leaves
orientation, sharpen, an
> Is there any way that dt could display the dynamic range of our
> raw data? Would it, for instance, be possible to incorporate that
> information within the 'range' module?
> I think it would be a useful addition to the program ...
As far as I know it's possible to examine this in DT today, bu
> > 1) if I have used exposure compensation and if so what was the value ?
> > 2) Which metering system have I used matrix, centered weighted, or spot
> >
> > Because these two above could help me to work with the image but the
> > other mentioned above is just nonsense in darkroom mode
>
> I don
> Yes, I had some ideas and started working on it but I am kind
> of stuck. I still have to evaluate some things before I can
> proceed. Current plan is to import basically every bit (*) of metadata
> into the db (so it can be used to find images which wouldn't work if
> it gets read on demand). I
> Chris> Since I already build my own copy of darktable
> Chris> from the git tip, I've decided to make a personal
> Chris> change to the metadata viewer to not show stuff I
> Chris> don't use or want and hopefully show additional EXIF
> Chris> information that I do want. Dropp
Since I already build my own copy of darktable from the git tip, I've
decided to make a personal change to the metadata viewer to not show
stuff I don't use or want and hopefully show additional EXIF information
that I do want. Dropping fields is simple; all I have to do is #if out
or comment out
