Apparently, it had to do with Gnome. I upgraded to the *unstable* version
of Gnome and now all works well. But I did have to switch to the unstable
version of Gnome (via two PPAs). Best, F.
On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 8:14 PM, Jose Carlos Garcia Sogo
wrote:
> Try running darktable -d cache from th
Try running darktable -d cache from the console, and let us know what
the output looks like.
Thanks
On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 1:25 AM, Francisco Cribari wrote:
> I run Darktable 1.4.1 on a DELL XPS 13 notebook (full HD, Intel GPU). My OS
> is Ubuntu Gnome 13.10. In lighttable mode, when I select f
Markus said
" Softproof shows you how the print result (most likely) will look like.
If you do not like the result of the automagic gamut mapping, you can/should
develop your RAW to fit into the printer gamut -> until all areas which are
important to you do not show gamut warnings any more.
> Or
Le 10/03/2014 13:07, Robert William Hutton a écrit :
> Hi All,
>
> I've recently been preparing some photos for printing, so I've been trying to
> work out the whole colour managed workflow
> thing. I think I've finally got my screen properly calibrated with my
> ColorHug, and have loaded the pr
On 03/10/2014 08:35 AM, Markus Jung wrote:
> I see really saturated colours that look like they're clipping and serious
> loss of highlight detail. However, the image
> looks much better in GIMP (this is without converting the colour profile to
> sRGB):
>
Those saturated highlight colours look
Am 10.03.2014 13:07, schrieb Robert William Hutton:
> Does anyone have any strategies they could recommend to manually bring these
> images back inside the printable gamut?
Disclaimer: Just some half knowledge
Softproof shows you how the print result (most likely) will look like.
If you do not
Hi All,
I've recently been preparing some photos for printing, so I've been trying to
work out the whole colour managed workflow
thing. I think I've finally got my screen properly calibrated with my
ColorHug, and have loaded the print profiles from
the printing company as output colour profiles
