Il 29/07/2013 17:08, johannes hanika ha scritto: > > > > On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 5:04 PM, Chris Siebenmann <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > | to get 100% view you need to process the image "for real" which is > | slow (a couple of seconds) and something we can't keep in cache for > | all images in the LT view > > Most or all RAW formats have an embedded full-sized preview JPEG in > them. While this is not quite the same as a for-real 100% view of the > processed RAW (as you get in the DR), I think it would be very useful > to allow access to this (at 1:1 or better) in lighttable mode. I have > certainly frequently wanted this. > > On a pragmatic basis I don't think the difference between what you'd > see in the LT at 100% with an undeveloped RAW and the DR RAW 100% > is any > worse than the general differences between the LT and the DR > versions of > a picture. > > > no, it's exactly that (if you haven't disabled that thumbnail stuff). > > j. What about a processed image? How thumb is generated? I know darktable doesn't modify original raw, so it doesn't update embedded thumb. So I suppose a temporary thumb is generated for processed images.
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