I found this post:
https://discuss.pixls.us/t/importing-lightroom-catalog/11277
which suggest using exiftool to extract XMP from DNG files:
exiftool -ext dng -ext DNG -xmp -b -w xmp [dir]
I tried it on a folder of some images and it did extract XMP files, but
when I try to import into
> Please have a look on my last roll, and share your thoughts on the
> above outlined process, and possibly on the work I did during
> shooting the roll.
>
I believe your WB is off but the rest is fine for me. E.g. petals of
that flowering plant are white —
Hi Jim
I just found time to run the mentioned benchmark on darktable v3.2.1 on
macOS 10.15.6 MacBook Pro (Touchbar, 13-inch, 2018, 4xTB3), 2.7 GHz Intel
Core i7, 16GB
CPU only: 25.2secs (significantly faster than v3.0.0 on the same machine
congrats and thanks to the coders!)
with Intel Iris
On Fri, 2020-08-14 at 15:10 -0400, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
> * Tony Arnold <
> tony.arn...@manchester.ac.uk
> > [08-14-20 14:39]:
> > Hi Patrick,
>
> [...]
> > This converted the database and ran successfully, however, 3.2.1
> > still
> > failed when converting the databases.
> >
> > I then
Is it possible to import metadata and development from DNG files from
Adobe Lightroom? (Like you can do from XMP sidecar files.)
It seems like Lightroom refuses to write XMP sidecar files for DNG,
instead it embeds that data into the DNG files.
