>
> Thanks for the feedback. If you compare
> http://tech.kovacs-telekes.org/files/DSC_4684/samplers1.jpg
> and
> http://tech.kovacs-telekes.org/files/DSC_4684/samplers2.jpg
> you will see that the samplers read the *same* for two hugely
> different colours (clip highlights vs. reconstruct color re
1) I am trying to get detailed information about the metadata management
of darktable. the user manual gives no information at all. This is
critically important if one wishes to interact with image collection
management software, e.g. digikam. Where can one obtain this information?
In addition
Hello Kofa,
I found that the basecurve has a significant effect on the highlights. For your
D7000 DT sets as default the "nikon like alternate" base curve. Changing this
to "nikon like" has a positiv effect on the highlights. Although it does not
solve the problem it helps and the colors look m
https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/pulls
Am 22.02.2015 um 23:05 schrieb KOVÁCS István:
> What's PR 866, where do I find it? I've tried redmine, but did not see it
> there.
>
> K.
>
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K.
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Am Sonntag, 22. Februar 2015, 22:47:43 schrieb jeremy rosen:
> Adding stuff to the lua API is a bit complicated but not undoable,
>
> however it's hard to explain in a simple mail... the best thing is to look
> at the lua specific parts in src/views/map.c as a starting point, look
> around at how
Ulrich,
Thanks for the feedback. If you compare
http://tech.kovacs-telekes.org/files/DSC_4684/samplers1.jpg
and
http://tech.kovacs-telekes.org/files/DSC_4684/samplers2.jpg
you will see that the samplers read the *same* for two hugely
different colours (clip highlights vs. reconstruct color render
Adding stuff to the lua API is a bit complicated but not undoable,
however it's hard to explain in a simple mail... the best thing is to look
at the lua specific parts in src/views/map.c as a starting point, look
around at how similar things are done in other users of lua out of the lua/
subdirect
Am 22.02.2015 um 20:53 schrieb KOVÁCS István:
> Thanks all!
> Even with highlight recovery disabled, we lose much of the details.
> Perhaps a programmatic way of doing something similar to what I did
> (computing some kind of (weighted) average of the original R-G-B-R
> photosite values and applyin
Nice idea :)
Use pink highlights as an indicator of over-exposedness and fix the
color later.
Ulrich
Am 22.02.2015 um 20:36 schrieb johannes hanika:
> there's a stupid trick you could try (see attached xmp). i learned it
> from this mailing list, i think from david vincent jones iirc..
>
> -jo
On 22 February 2015 at 20:14, Ulrich Pegelow
wrote:
> 1) RT controls all this from one single panel. So there are only few
> clicks needed to get to the desired result.
>
> I think the first aspect is a question of UI philosophy. Highlight
> reconstruction involves different steps (dealing with c
Thanks all!
Even with highlight recovery disabled, we lose much of the details.
Perhaps a programmatic way of doing something similar to what I did
(computing some kind of (weighted) average of the original R-G-B-R
photosite values and applying that to add fake luminance on top of
'average colour'
there's a stupid trick you could try (see attached xmp). i learned it from
this mailing list, i think from david vincent jones iirc..
-jo
On Mon, Feb 23, 2015 at 8:14 AM, Ulrich Pegelow wrote:
> Hi,
>
> yes, I also can confirm that RT really excels in highlight
> reconstruction and is ahead of
>
> 2) Color reconstruction of blown-out highlights works very well.
> The second aspect is certainly something we need to work on. RT has a
> method called "color propagation" which seems to work better than our
> "color reconstruction" (which already has been a big step forward).
> I am not su
Hi,
yes, I also can confirm that RT really excels in highlight
reconstruction and is ahead of darktable (*). IMHO this has two aspects:
1) RT controls all this from one single panel. So there are only few
clicks needed to get to the desired result.
2) Color reconstruction of blown-out highligh
Am 22.02.2015 um 19:18 schrieb KOVÁCS István:
> I've tried dcraw -E (just dump the raw pixels without
> demosaicing/highlight recovery etc.), then used a 2x2 convolution
> matrix in the Gimp to join the 2x2 R-G-B-R blocks into a single pixel.
> The result is at
> http://tech.kovacs-telekes.org/file
I've tried dcraw -E (just dump the raw pixels without
demosaicing/highlight recovery etc.), then used a 2x2 convolution
matrix in the Gimp to join the 2x2 R-G-B-R blocks into a single pixel.
The result is at
http://tech.kovacs-telekes.org/files/DSC_4684/DSC_4684-dcraw_-E.jpg -
lots of highlight det
* Fearsome [02-22-15 04:12]:
> Ok. Thanks. I really hope my problems are due to an immature driver. After
> all support for the 960 was added to the Unix drivers just a month ago.
>
> Patrick, Michael -- Would it be possible for you to check with Nvidia X
> Server Settings (nvidia-settings) how m
Hi,
Am So 22 Feb 2015 10:10:20 CET
schrieb Fearsome :
> Patrick, Michael -- Would it be possible for you to check with Nvidia
> X Server Settings (nvidia-settings) how much of the GPU memory is used
> without any applications launched? It believe the Nvidia Settings is
> installed together with t
H, I am experimenting a systematic crash with dt 1.6.2 with my
collection. I am attaching the log gdb session.
HTH
Ste
Starting program: /usr/bin/darktable
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
Using host libthread_db library "/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libthread_db.so.1".
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On 02/22/2015 11:15 AM, jeremy rosen wrote:
> no, sorry, I have been working mainly on adding UI elements with lua
> and this has slipped through...
>
> adding support for views as a general concept is done and I have
> mapped the map view as an example
>
> the lighttable view is one of the bigge
no, sorry, I have been working mainly on adding UI elements with lua and
this has slipped through...
adding support for views as a general concept is done and I have mapped the
map view as an example
the lighttable view is one of the biggest view, and it's quite some work to
do...
On Sat, Feb 21
Ok. Thanks. I really hope my problems are due to an immature driver. After
all support for the 960 was added to the Unix drivers just a month ago.
Patrick, Michael -- Would it be possible for you to check with Nvidia X
Server Settings (nvidia-settings) how much of the GPU memory is used
without an
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