Here : https://youtu.be/3FFU-Ltvm0I
Le 12/11/2019 à 14:46, Julian Rickards a écrit :
> This is great Aurélien, thanks
>
> On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 4:35 PM Aurélien Pierre
> mailto:rese...@aurelienpierre.com>> wrote:
>
> Every module advertises its input, output and working colour
> spaces
Every module advertises its input, output and working colour spaces to
the pixelpipe and conversion are done on-the-fly when needed. Don't
bother about it.
Yet, you still need to ensure you do the right pixel operation at the
right time. Details :
What would help I think is if each module tells the color space it expects
and the one it returns. In my limited knowledge and understanding I think
there must be a module that gets color space A as input and returns color
spacd B as output. But I might be wrong.
Cheers
jys schrieb am Mo., 11.
On Mon, Nov 11, 2019, at 12:43, Keresztes Barna wrote:
> Hi,
> Can somebody summarize me the stages of the pixel pipe in darktable, and
> the color space in each stage (if the stages have specific color spaces).
There's an early basic overview of the theory behind it here:
May not be practical but it would be interesting if each modules pp
position were numerically indicated after the module's name. This would
in turn be helpful if one wished to shuffle module positions in the menu.
David
On 11.11.19 21:43, Keresztes Barna wrote:
Hi,
Can somebody summarize me
Hi,
Can somebody summarize me the stages of the pixel pipe in darktable, and
the color space in each stage (if the stages have specific color spaces).
Where can I define the position of a IOP in this pipe? Let's say I want
a filter that runs at the end of the processing part, but before the
