Hi David,
the information I have is that manufacturers set the exposure balance
to slightly underexpose, with most doing this to -0.3 EV. However,
photographers shooting in RAW, who don't care about the SOOC image, will
push the histogram as far to the right as possible to avoid clipping and
I am not sure that camera manufacturers have too much interest in
protecting the highlights. However you set your meter .. for spot, local
or whole image .. the meter (if you are using it solely) is simply going
to provide information assuming that the metered area is pivoted around
'mid
Hi All,
camera manufacturers actually set the camera to underexpose a little
bit because this protects the highlights and produces a pleasing result.
However, when shooting in RAW you want to push the exposure towards the
right of the histogram without clipping. The picture may look over
On Thu, 13 Jan 2022 at 01:42, bwh vanBeest wrote:
> Thanks for all the reactions to my posting. I initially thought something
> was wrong with my camera-DT-combination, but now I learned otherwise. I
> have now learned what to do. Still, somehow it is unsatisfactory that a
> picture of which you
HI Bertwin,
the very benefit and dare I say joy of working a RAW file is that you
are in charge of the whole process. One of my first adjustments that that I
need to do is to the exposure slider to give the desired starting point. I
then go to filmic and set the relative white and black
* bwh vanBeest [01-12-22 09:43]:
> Thanks for all the reactions to my posting. I initially thought something was
> wrong with my camera-DT-combination, but now I learned otherwise. I have now
> learned what to do. Still, somehow it is unsatisfactory that a picture of
> which you know is
Thanks for all the reactions to my posting. I initially thought something was
wrong with my camera-DT-combination, but now I learned otherwise. I have now
learned what to do. Still, somehow it is unsatisfactory that a picture of which
you know is exposed correctly is initially displayed in DT
On mercredi 12 janvier 2022 12:08:08 CET Frank J. wrote:
> Am 10.01.22 um 22:12 schrieb bwh vanBeest:
> > Hi,
> > When I import a series of images straight from the camera (Nikon
> > D850, Nikon nef format) in Darktable (scene-referred workflow), the
> > images invariably show up as way too dark,
Am 10.01.22 um 22:12 schrieb bwh vanBeest:
Hi,
When I import a series of images straight from the camera (Nikon
D850, Nikon nef format) in Darktable (scene-referred workflow), the
images invariably show up as way too dark, as if they are
underexposed. The histogram shows a big unexposed part
* Bernhard [01-11-22 02:22]:
>
>
> Patrick Shanahan schrieb am 10.01.22 um 22:50:
> > * Bernhard [01-10-22 16:30]:
> > >
> > > bwh vanBeest schrieb am 10.01.22 um 22:12:
> > > > When I import a series of images straight from the camera (Nikon D850,
> > > > Nikon nef format) in Darktable
nBeest
*Sent:* Tuesday, 11 January 2022 8:12 AM
*To:* darktable-user@lists.darktable.org
*Subject:* [darktable-user] Imported images are always way too dark
Hi,
When I import a series of images straight from the camera (Nikon D850, Nikon
nef format) in Darktable
Patrick Shanahan schrieb am 10.01.22 um 22:50:
* Bernhard [01-10-22 16:30]:
bwh vanBeest schrieb am 10.01.22 um 22:12:
When I import a series of images straight from the camera (Nikon D850, Nikon
nef format) in Darktable (scene-referred workflow), the images invariably show
up as way
* Bernhard [01-10-22 16:30]:
>
>
> bwh vanBeest schrieb am 10.01.22 um 22:12:
> > When I import a series of images straight from the camera (Nikon D850,
> > Nikon nef format) in Darktable (scene-referred workflow), the images
> > invariably show up as way too dark, as if they are
AM
To: darktable-user@lists.darktable.org
Subject: [darktable-user] Imported images are always way too dark
Hi,
When I import a series of images straight from the camera (Nikon D850, Nikon
nef format) in Darktable (scene-referred workflow), the images invariably show
up as way too dark
* bwh vanBeest [01-10-22 16:22]:
> Hi,
>
> When I import a series of images straight from the camera (Nikon D850, Nikon
> nef format) in Darktable (scene-referred workflow), the images invariably
> show up as way too dark, as if they are underexposed. The histogram shows a
> big unexposed
bwh vanBeest schrieb am 10.01.22 um 22:12:
When I import a series of images straight from the camera (Nikon D850, Nikon
nef format) in Darktable (scene-referred workflow), the images invariably show
up as way too dark, as if they are underexposed. The histogram shows a big
unexposed part
Hi,
When I import a series of images straight from the camera (Nikon D850, Nikon
nef format) in Darktable (scene-referred workflow), the images invariably show
up as way too dark, as if they are underexposed. The histogram shows a big
unexposed part on the highlights. I am pretty sure though
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