On 6 February 2014 21:14, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
> * Johann Spies [02-06-14 13:51]:
> > After having used less sophisticated programs to manage my photo's over
> the
> > years I started using Darktable and I am impressed.
> >
> > Originally I thought of only importing raw photo's but lately I d
I
didn't mean to be rude; the french mail was for the blog; here's a short
translation :
Here is my version of the image with a short explanation for each module
used. The goal was to achieve a similar image to Yann (on the french blog).
Developpement took ~15 min under Darktable 1.4. I kept all
Thanks Rob.
the links to the previous episodes are on the top of the present one. The first
on my blog and the second on another blog.
I'm always interested in suggestion for processing techniques, feel free !!
Ary
>Looks good, I'll be interested to read through all three episodes. Are you
>i
* Victor L [02-06-14 13:51]:
> Salut,
>
> Voilà ma version est une courte explication pour chaque module. L'idée
> était d'arriver à un résultat ressemblant à celui de Yann (pas exactement;
> le même esprit).
> Tu peux l'ajouter sur ton blog si tu juges ça pertinent.
REally! Please consider tha
* Johann Spies [02-06-14 13:51]:
> After having used less sophisticated programs to manage my photo's over the
> years I started using Darktable and I am impressed.
>
> Originally I thought of only importing raw photo's but lately I decided to
> import all the old stuff (and some of the programs
Salut,
Voilà ma version est une courte explication pour chaque module. L'idée
était d'arriver à un résultat ressemblant à celui de Yann (pas exactement;
le même esprit).
Tu peux l'ajouter sur ton blog si tu juges ça pertinent.
Le développement à pris ~ 15 min sous Darktable 1.4. J'ai laissé tout
After having used less sophisticated programs to manage my photo's over the
years I started using Darktable and I am impressed.
Originally I thought of only importing raw photo's but lately I decided to
import all the old stuff (and some of the programs in the past have scanned
the hard disk and c
On 06/02/14 16:50, brami ary wrote:
> With the help of two other photo-bloggers, I just publish on my blog a
> développement match between Lightroom and Darktable.
> It's the tird time that we do this sort of match.
> I let you decide who did the best developpement. It's here (and in french, my
>
Hi everybody.
With the help of two other photo-bloggers, I just publish on my blog a
développement match between Lightroom and Darktable.
It's the tird time that we do this sort of match.
I let you decide who did the best developpement. It's here (and in french, my
mother tongue) : http://wp.me/
nice, thank you sir :)
On Thu, Feb 6, 2014 at 10:21 AM, John P Santos
wrote:
> HI Johannes,
>
> So here are some IT8,7 charts. I've included a number of exposures
> because I'm not sure what value I have to hit to match the reference file,
> and I have not bothered with making any exports from
HI Johannes,
So here are some IT8,7 charts. I've included a number of exposures because
I'm not sure what value I have to hit to match the reference file, and I
have not bothered with making any exports from DT. Each exposure is 1/3
stop more than the previous. I had originally done 17 exposure
Yes, that's exactly the problem I'm facing.
I'm using Gnome Shell as well. But, window focus mode is set to 'click'.
Will register for the issue tracker and add further details to the bug.
Thanks for pointing me to the existing issue.
Bernd
Am 2014-02-06 08:52, schrieb Richard Levitte:
I don't think the m4/3 lens correction can be turned off. As I read some
time ago (maybe on dpreview?), part of the size advantage of 4/3 is caused
by the fact that the lens does not need to deliver undistorted images, just
a well-behaved distortion that is autocorrected. It was said that the
perfo
On Thu, Feb 6, 2014 at 1:19 AM, John P Santos wrote:
> Interesting. Okay. I exported smaller sized jpgs, which is probably a
> bad idea. I'll make a bunch of IT8.7 shots for you. But I believe that
> the camera is actually doing a minor crop on the pictures from the RAW
> files, only 30 or 40
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