hi,
yes, these look like broken pixels to me. the black ones are dead green
pixels and the bright crosses are red/blue colour channels i believe. i
could get rid of them by setting the edge threshold to 0.001 in the
demosaic module (this does a median filter on the greens) and use two
iterations o
Hello DT users,
during my tests with my new Panasonic LX100, I noticed that I sometimes can see
some "strange" pixels, a bit like hot pixels. Some are black, some are green.
An example is visible here:
http://www.testemale.name/temp/lx100_dt_pixels.png
I don't know if they can be considered
Just a quick reply...
using siduction
On 22.07.2015 18:44, Stefan Klinger wrote:
> Hello DT users,
>
> since my current monitor is past the end of its useful lifespan (it
> has developed a yellowish color cast in the middle of the screen) I'm
> about to buy a new one. And having taken on raw-proc
Hi Stefan,
Am Mi 22 Jul 2015 18:44:10 CEST
schrieb Stefan Klinger :
> * What monitor do you use?
LG 27EA83, wide-gamut 27" WQHD IPS. The DisplayPort connection is
somehow buggy: monitor wakeup from screensaver doesn't work that way.
But I don't know if that's the monitor, card, or Linux. Other
Stefan Klinger schrieb am 22.07.2015 um 21:41:
> Hi,
>
> I have moved around quite a lot of my images, with my file manager of
> choice, of course, the shell. After reimporting, darktable did
> not forget about those images that are not available anymore, but
> insists in displaying a thumbnail
On Wed, 22 Jul 2015 18:44:10 +0200
Stefan Klinger wrote:
> Hello DT users,
>
> since my current monitor is past the end of its useful lifespan (it
> has developed a yellowish color cast in the middle of the screen) I'm
> about to buy a new one. And having taken on raw-processing a bit more
> se
Hi,
I have moved around quite a lot of my images, with my file manager of
choice, of course, the shell. After reimporting, darktable did
not forget about those images that are not available anymore, but
insists in displaying a thumbnail for them. So for quite some of my
images I see two thumbnai
Chris Siebenmann schrieb am 22.07.2015 um 19:33:
> If you don't care about OpenCL, I believe that almost any graphics card
> will do. I currently use a low-end ATI card, but my impression is that
> in general most of the Intel graphics hardware currently has the best
> open source driver support
Matthieu Moy schrieb am 22.07.2015 um 19:20:
> One critical thing to look at is whether it's a TN or IPS display. TN
> displays have a color and contrast that is highly dependant on the angle
> of view, i.e. you can spend 1h fine-tuning your image, move your head a
> little, and discover how bad
On Wednesday, 22 July 2015 18:44:10 CEST, Stefan Klinger wrote:
> * What monitor do you use?
I've been running with two Dells for the past few years, U3014 and U2711,
respectively. I read whatever photo-oriented reviews were available at the
time, matched their results against the available bu
On 7/22/15 12:44 PM, Stefan Klinger wrote:
> Could you please give me some feedback on the the experience you've
> had, especially with an open-source perspective?
Certainly, here's what I use. YMMV and others may have different
approaches. I'm currently running Xubuntu 14.04 LTS.
> * What mo
> * What graphics card do you use, and do you use it with a FOSS
> graphics driver? AFAIK OpenCL pretty much binds me to a
> proprietary driver ? right?
That is my understanding on graphics drivers.
My personal experience is that I use no-OpenCL Darktable without any
particularly sig
Stefan Klinger writes:
> * What monitor do you use?
One critical thing to look at is whether it's a TN or IPS display. TN
displays have a color and contrast that is highly dependant on the angle
of view, i.e. you can spend 1h fine-tuning your image, move your head a
little, and discover how ba
Hello DT users,
since my current monitor is past the end of its useful lifespan (it
has developed a yellowish color cast in the middle of the screen) I'm
about to buy a new one. And having taken on raw-processing a bit more
seriously, it seems logical to me to get something that can be
calibrated
Am Mittwoch, 22. Juli 2015, 09:28:48 schrieb Vidar Hoel:
> Hi,
>
> When I import my RAW-files (taken with a Nikon D7000), all images have
> auto-applied "Orientation", "Sharpen" and "Base curve (nikon like
> alternative)"
>
> I would really like this to NOT happen, especially "Base curve" - since
hi all,
as you may have noticed, the mailing lists were down the last couple of
days.
these lists are hosted by sf.net, which seems to have some issues lately.
to be able to control the availability of our lists ourselves, we're
planning to setup our own lists soon, we have a server and installa
Hi,
When I import my RAW-files (taken with a Nikon D7000), all images have
auto-applied "Orientation", "Sharpen" and "Base curve (nikon like
alternative)"
I would really like this to NOT happen, especially "Base curve" - since
it generates a lot of ISO-noise. However, I am unable to figure out ho
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