Le 10/03/2014 13:07, Robert William Hutton a écrit :
> Hi All,
>
> I've recently been preparing some photos for printing, so I've been trying to 
> work out the whole colour managed workflow
> thing.  I think I've finally got my screen properly calibrated with my 
> ColorHug, and have loaded the print profiles from
> the printing company as output colour profiles in darktable.  When I go to 
> check the gamut of my photos, I find that
> they're often way outside the printable gamut:
>
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/1v4ulmsw8rvnffk/Vignette%20on%20top%20of%20out%20of%20gamut.png

Hello,

I don't know at all from what background/in what situation you are and 
for the sake of efficiency take some shortcut. Please pardon me and 
correct me if I'm wrong or misguided.

Is the intense saturation something voluntarily added ? I can't believe 
it was in the real scene.

Also, if your pictures are so wildly out of gamut in darktable *and* so 
saturated in external programs, something must be wrong.


When opening a RAW, darktable by default applies a base curve which 
happens to increase saturation a lot, just like most cameras do when 
shooting JPEG.

For this reason, for most usages now I shoot RAW and turn off base curve 
in darktable to start from something closer to reality.  The first time 
I did so, I was shocked by the apparent loss of contrast. After that I 
learned how it is actually a much better starting place, giving much 
more details and easier control.

When the subject appears to lack saturation (which is probably not the 
case here), instead of enabling base curve or fiddling with curves I 
first try to just enable velvia effect.

Does this relate to your experience ?

Regards,

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