Karim, Terry,
Indeed clear explanation, Karim. Thank you. May I additionally to Terry's
question (32-bit tiff export) ask whether exporting in a - wider than AdobeRGB
- colorspace would be more beneficial too ? (Of course if that other photo
editing program supports the wider colorspace and can
Thanks Karim for explaining floating point in an easy and useful manner.
Can I ask, when you export an image from DT for further editing in programs
like GIMP would you suggest 32 bit FP or is there little benefit?
On Thu, 3 Sep 2020 at 07:04, Top Rock Photography <
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https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/issues/5578
On Thu, Sep 3, 2020 at 1:18 PM Mikael Ståldal wrote:
> Thanks, good to know. (Would be nice if this was documented though.)
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> /Mikael
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> On 2020-09-03 18:12, Matt Maguire wrote:
> > The problem is that the channel mixer has a clamping f
Thanks, good to know. (Would be nice if this was documented though.)
/Mikael
On 2020-09-03 18:12, Matt Maguire wrote:
The problem is that the channel mixer has a clamping function which
limits the values that are allowed to pass through. This is not
appropriate behaviour for the scene-referre
Le ven. 4 sept. 2020 à 02:21, Graham Byrnes a écrit :
> If you stick to "graymode" or the color modes (outputs R,G,B) it should be
> fine: there is a bug that clips large signals to 1, which is really a bug
> but has potentially been incorporated in many models. Certainly if you keep
> the sum of
If you stick to "graymode" or the color modes (outputs R,G,B) it should be
fine: there is a bug that clips large signals to 1, which is really a bug
but has potentially been incorporated in many models. Certainly if you keep
the sum of values to 1, it should rarely cause a problem.
For HSL, yes, t
The problem is that the channel mixer has a clamping function which limits
the values that are allowed to pass through. This is not appropriate
behaviour for the scene-referred part of the pixel pipe, as it can result
in exactly the symptoms you report. The devs are aware of this, and there
are mul
After playing around with the channel mixer on some pictures, I get an
odd effect sometimes. Just enabling the module with default settings
sometimes affects the picture, the histogram jumps to the left and I
lose detail in the highlights. Seems to happen when I also use filmic
RGB. Is this int
