Ramnarayan.K schrieb am 01.05.21 um 17:50:
Hi
Am a basic user of Darktable.
Pictures imported as usually Nikon NEF format raw files taken on a D3300 SLR
I have not changed any of the defaults in darktable
The functions I use are
Histogram to adjust brightness , Exposure
Crop
and Export to Jpeg
However for sometime now and getting frustrated between the difference in
pictures as seen on the DSLR LCD screen and what I see on Darktable
The DSLR screen pcitures are usually brighter, richer and seem to be in
focus and sharp.
On Darktable the pictures are almost invariably duller and a touch out of
focus (enough to not be nice anymore.
My system specs are ( Linux Mint System on Thinkpad E14) Darktable version
3.0.1
Am wondering if there is some setup or add on that I am missing ?
your suggestions and advice please
thanks
ram
this is simple: what you see in-camera is the in-camera-jpg provided by
the in-camera-engine.
These in-camera-jpg are embedded in the raw also and can be extracted
using exiftool
https://exiftool.org/examples.html
exiftool -b -JpgFromRaw -w _JFR.JPG -ext NEF -r .
darktable reads the raw data and expects YOU to work with them
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regards
Bernhard
https://www.bilddateien.de
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