>
> I don't think any darktable doco has been written for it.
Actually, no.
All documentation has been written already.
Take a look at those lines, that got commented-out (<!-- HERE -->) in this
commit:
https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/commit/3b94cde970c11aa6357d2bd3ac9c5cf35ecfd646?diff=split
You should have a look at the magic lantern forums on how to
>
use their deflicker module.
Correct.
My deflicker implementation considers ML's deflick.mo as a reference
implementation, so all documentation for that will(well, should) also apply
for my implementation.
And that is the reason why it will not be in the 1.6 - different output for
same settings.
I normally do something like:
> Set the percentage thingo to 50% (not sure why the default is 100%, that
> doesn't seem to be a great default), then slide
> the exposure and black points to where I want them to be for the first
> image in the timelapse, then copy/paste it to the
> other images.
But I'm no expert on it, though I have managed to get some pretty good
> results.
> I guess I'll be upgrading to 1.7 as soon as 1.6 comes out so that I can
> continue to use this feature.
It is 100% because i found that value to be correct in my workflow on the
most pics i have used deflick (~10k)
My usual Deflick settings (and therefore Deflicker default) ATM are:
percentile 100%, target level -1EV.
For me, that results in nicely exposed picture, just a bit darker than when
the clipping happens.
> In the meantime,
> I think your best bet is to downgrade to a version prior to the feature
> being disabled.
Alternatively, if you *really* need it, you could compile DT yourself, with
that feature enabled. (by reverting my commit that disabled Deflicker)
Roman.
On Mon, Oct 13, 2014 at 7:21 PM, Robert William Hutton <r...@helms-deep.net>
wrote:
> On 13/10/14 16:07, Gonçalo Marrafa wrote:
> > I just upgraded DT (using Pascal's PPA) and the 'automatic' mode in the
> exposure module has disappeared! Is this
> > intended? If so why?
>
> It wasn't judged stable enough to release with 1.6. So it was disabled.
>
> > Btw, if not intended, where can i find some documentation on it? I've
> been using it and don't really understand how it
> > works. It's kind of a hit or miss experience for me. Sometimes yields
> great results while other times i get very under
> > and overexposed images.
>
> I don't think any darktable doco has been written for it. You should have
> a look at the magic lantern forums on how to
> use their deflicker module. I normally do something like:
>
> Set the percentage thingo to 50% (not sure why the default is 100%, that
> doesn't seem to be a great default), then slide
> the exposure and black points to where I want them to be for the first
> image in the timelapse, then copy/paste it to the
> other images. But I'm no expert on it, though I have managed to get some
> pretty good results.
>
> I guess I'll be upgrading to 1.7 as soon as 1.6 comes out so that I can
> continue to use this feature. In the meantime,
> I think your best bet is to downgrade to a version prior to the feature
> being disabled.
>
> Regards,
>
> Rob
>
>
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