Thanks for your input, Pedro. Perhaps I’m a bit too thick to grasp your meaning; I can’t see how this would help…
Even for my D90 (for which there is a dk-provided base curve), the base curve is not auto-applied. I DID create a new base curve for my D7100 yet it also is not being auto-applied. The above occur in spite of preset parameters (model: %NIKON D90% , maker: %NIKON CORPORATION%) and (model: %NIKON D7100% , maker: %NIKON CORPORATION%) being set up correctly. Is what I consider to be “correctly” not correct? > On 10 Oct 2015, at 06:53, Pedro Côrte-Real <pe...@pedrocr.net> wrote: > > On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 3:01 PM, J Albrecht <hevii...@gmail.com> wrote: >> After having RTFM (past tense) again, I discovered why not all of the base >> curve camera options are visible when in darkroom mode. However, I’m still >> perplexed why the base curve module doesn’t apply the correct base curve >> ‘based’ on the image’s EXIF data. Can somebody please shed some light onto >> this for me? It’s rather frustrating having to set the proper camera and >> thus curve attributes manually! > > Thanks for pointing this out. What's happening is that not all > camera-specific curves are set to auto-apply on match. We don't seem > to have set that consistently (e.g., the D7000 is not auto-applying > and the D7200 is) as you can see on the presets list in the prefs. We > probably need to make this more straightforward. Meanwhile you can > just create a new preset with the same values (just do store new > preset after selecting the D90 one) and make it autoapply to that > camera. > > Cheers, > > Pedro
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