On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 05:55:26PM -0500, Udi Fuchs wrote:
> > Apparently render_prepare() called ufraw_developer_prepare() which
> > destroyed a special 0x10000 value in uf->developer->rgbWB[] in case
> > of an unshrinked conversion, see ufraw_convert_image_first_phase() for
> > this.
> 
> I must say that I am impressed that your simple patch does give 100%
> preview. Unfortunately, it is not enough. Any modification to the
> profile (such as exposure, white balance curves etc.) do not show up

I missed that. My worry was not breaking display profiles and I didn't
want to just hack around what render_prepare() fouls-up. But I'm sure
there's a fix without the problems you mention. I'll look into it.

The display profile code moved by the patch still troubles me. I haven't
been able to test it yet: first thing I'd like to do is to break
it such that I can see when it actually makes a difference. Neither
create_base_image() or render_prepare() looks the right place for this
code. It's too low level and it should be connected to GUI events.

-- 
Frank

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