What would be even nicer, from a dt point of view, might be if we could have a
way of obviously indicating (or even better selecting) images where the lens or
camera was not recognised so a user can do something about it. There again I
think at least half the problem is where the lens is mis-recognised rather than
not recognised at all so implementing this might be a bit tricky.
Rgds,
Rob.
From: Thomas Pryds [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 23 July 2013 09:31
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [darktable-devel] Letting the lens-correction module to use adobe
lcr lens correction files
Den 21/07/2013 15.06 skrev "Torsten Bronger":
> Improvement is on the way. I will launch a website in the next
> couple of days where you can upload images and let them processed by
> me, so that it is less tedious and error-prone for the average user.
This sounds like an absolutely great way of having more people extend the
lensfun database.
Perhaps your site can even be extended in a way so that people can search to
determine whether their camera/lens combination has already been added to
lensfun? Perhaps even by uploading a test shot that evaluates EXIF and compares
to lensfun?
Thomas P.
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