On 25/05/16 20:26, Christian Mandel wrote:
* One raw picture of every white balance preset the camera has. Picture content does not matter. You could do a heavily overexposed one and use the smallest s-raw option you can find to save some disk space. Camera adjustments do not matter here. That means about 5 to 10 pictures. If you have a white balance fine tuning on the camera, do this for every fine tuning step (that means some more pictures).
In addition to one photo for each WB preset, you can take shots for each of the fine tuning points on the Blue-Amber axis of the WB Shift/Bkt. menu (available through the Q button on my 5d3). This unlocks the "mired" slider in the white balance module in DT, which I find pretty useful for fine tuning once I've selected a white balance preset.
Bear in mind that this means 19 shots per white balance preset. However, if you don't want to do all 19 shots, you can get away with just doing the two on the extreme ends of the axis and dt will interpolate the rest. Not quite as accurate but it's something.
If you upload all these shots to dropbox I'd be happy to convert them to the XML required for dt as I've done it pretty recently for my cameras.
P.S. I'm jealous of your 80D. I've got a 60D but would love a camera with dual-pixel AF. Maybe I'll have to trawl ebay for a used 70D. ;)
Regards, Rob ___________________________________________________________________________ darktable developer mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected]
