Currently I am scanning many hundreds, soon to be thousands of images and
films. DT can do a great with most of the processing but auto levels in
GIMP tends to work better at correcting the final colors than the RGB
levels module in DT. Also with GIMP once the auto level is applied you have
the opt
On Fri, 19 Feb 2021 at 12:24, Joerg Lippmann wrote:
>
> Am Fr., 19. Feb. 2021 um 12:00 Uhr schrieb KOVÁCS István
> :
>>
>> I think that it is possible that the module produces wrong results for
>> you because your camera's white point is set wrong in darktable's
>> source code.
>> What camera do
On Fri, 19 Feb 2021 08:20:03 +
ho...@in-chemnitz.de wrote:
> has it a similar way of defining the parameter map DT is using? By
> playing with the masking contrast and gain in DT one can kind of
> control what's seen as Blacks, Shadows, What is what may
> highly depend not only on the abs
On Fri, 19 Feb 2021 at 15:29, Terry Pinfold wrote:
> I am really impressed with Rawttherapee but the lack of localised adjustments
> is a huge negative for me.
Then check out https://rawpedia.rawtherapee.com/Local_Adjustments
And also the ART fork, which supports drawn and parametric masks:
http
True Terry, I think I can agree with everything you wrote :), including
the sometimes necessary combo DT + Gimp. Sometimes I was so involved
with an image in DT, editing much too long, that when I saw the exported
image I was not satisfied at all. Opening it in Gimp and applying auto
levels and
For me the ability to do localised adjustments with the drawn masks using
the paths tool and the ability to then feather this mask to get invisible
transitions is what wins me over to Darktable. I am really impressed with
Rawttherapee but the lack of localised adjustments is a huge negative for
me.
I think that it is possible that the module produces wrong results for
you because your camera's white point is set wrong in darktable's
source code.
What camera do you use? Do you make use of 'extended ISO' modes or
camera dynamic range management features? I have seen cases where such
'extended I
Hi Terry,
Am Do., 18. Feb. 2021 um 22:22 Uhr schrieb Terry Pinfold :
> Hi Joerg,
> I feel this is a very important module. By default it is activated to
> clip the highlights and prevent a magenta tint. If the highlights are blown
> try switching the method from clip highlights to reconstruct in
Hi,
has it a similar way of defining the parameter map DT is using? By
playing with the masking contrast and gain in DT one can kind of
control what's seen as Blacks, Shadows, What is what may highly
depend not only on the absolute luminance but also on the intention of
the photograph
