Tobias Ellinghaus said the following on 10/08/2013 02:40 PM:
> [...]
>
> Then you are in the wrong thread. Please have a look at the topic before
> posting to the list, and if you see that it doesn't fir what you are writing
> about then change it accordingly. Basic netiquette applies. And don't assume
> that people know what sensor some random camera uses.
Actually the OP was asking about .RAF files.
Your point about not knowing what some random camera uses is pertinent
though, why should J Random Anton know what other cameras use .RAF files
apart from knowing first hand one that does.
Change the subject? Then perhaps it should have been changed a while
back when Ian started discussing the .RAF files his HS30EXR, which, like
the F600EXR, uses a CMOS sensor. We're all just lazy, I suppose.
Anyway, it makes threading easier for those that thread by Subject
rather than Message-ID references.
>
>> Chacun à son goût
>
> Whatever.
Oh, right, you're in Germany not France or Canada.
über Geschmack lässt sich nicht streiten
>
> Let me make a wild guess: you don't know how linking of executables work?
> Because if you knew you would be aware that libraries can pull in other
> dependencies. And this is what happens here. I admit that I was confused about
> PNG, there is native code for reading and writing, but GIF is definitely not
> possible. As are many others.
Yes, I'm assuming that the darktable binary pulls in libdarktable which
can pull in libGraphicsMagic which can pull in dcraw.so which can pull
in, for example, libz. All the way down without turtles.
As for GIF files; I've just started darktable on a GIF file and it
renders it and lets me edit it and save the result and yes the edited
result is quite differnt from the original. Yes there isn't GIF on the
pull-down of save options. So I'm unlcear what you mean when you say
GIF is not possible. Is it that you can't save as GIF, because you can
certainly read a GIF with darktable.
> Tobias, who will think twice before answering user questions in the future if
> they are responded to like this
Are you always this angry and irritable with people who don't see things
the way you see them?
--
What is objectionable, what is dangerous about extremists, is not that
they are extreme, but that they are intolerant. The evil is not what
they say about their cause, but what they say about their opponents.
-- JFK
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