Am 29.01.2018 um 10:44 schrieb ternaryd:
Hi,
Hi,
I'm trying to adjust a larger set of images which have a rather high dynamic. Trying to avoid HDR, I've used the exposure module to move EV and black such that there is no more over/under exposure, but midtones get very dark. The idea was to use a parametric mask, protecting the bright parts of the image and raise EV of the rest an a second instance. The problem is that often the range of high luminosity is very narrow, sometimes even less than 1 unit. As right-click doesn't open the normal darktable interface for adjustments, I find it extremely difficult to adjust the markers of the sliders at this position. Sometimes it slips down to zero, overlapping both markers.
Did you try to use the keyboard?
Additionally, for having those markers that tight, it is often impossible to establish a feathering zone, leading to very visible artifacts for instance at the border between an out-of-focus roof and the sky. Is that really that hard or am I doing it wrong? Is there another method (besides HDR) to adjust such images?
Do you know the fusion option in basecurve?
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