On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 1:58 PM, Kristian Niemi <kristian.ni...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanks for your reply, Roman. > >> >> Well, without more info i would guess that your computer does not have >> enough memory. > > > Please advise; what do you need to know? > >> >> [Cropping] Which makes image smaller, so it would require slightly less >> memory. > > > No, that's not it. I've exported far larger images without a problem, and > it's not about cropping the image into something *smaller* (that sometimes > solves it), but changing the crop --- as in moving it, enlargening it or > whatever. My guess? Something about the XMP/settings saved from darktable. > When rewritten, it sometimes works. (Other times not.) > >> >> > (2) Sometimes, the exposure shown in darktable is very different (like >> > +2EV) >> > from what is actually exported. I don't have an example image available, >> > but >> > can provide one later today. >> Can't say anything here without reproduction steps. > > > Sure. Shouldn't even have mentioned without example. Will get back to you > later today. > >> >> > (3) I like the latest development of the exposure module, with the >> > manual/automatic modes etc. ---But in automatic mode, how do I tell the >> > module what part of the image it should measure? >> That feature is not implemented for exposure mode = "automatic". > > > Then consider this a feature request. Really, at least for me, it is a must. > Automatic exposure for full image is all well and good, but almost as often > as not, you need to be able to tell the (camera or computer software) what > part of an image exposure should be calculated from. This worked well with > the older version of the exposure plugin (having chosen automatic, you could > draw a square in the image), as it still works in, for instance, the white > balance plugin. No one removed that feature just yet. It's still where it was, under mode = "manual".
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