On 15.04.2014 10:32, Gert van der Plas - Schrama wrote:
> And it would be really awesome if the ca correction could correct for
> dispersion caused bij fishtanks or underwater cases ;-)
I would guess something like fishtanks (I guess you mean just
photographing into a fishtank from the outside?) might be too chaotic,
and maybe better handled by a phenomenological correction that detects
"fringing" edges (by detecting highly saturated edges). I worked on that
before ("defringe" module), but currently can't find time to finish it,
(or rather improve it the way I would like it to be). The code is
currently there but should be rebased on current master before (wow it
was already 6 months ago :-/ ):
https://github.com/bluesceada/darktable/tree/defringe
I will rebase it on current master during the next days.
Best regards,
Dennis
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