I have an idea that could work to create 100% or almost identical color profiles for each camera from the raw file in the future. It would be sufficient to add the possibility to select a color via RGB or LAB via the picker of the "Color Look up Table" module. In this way, those who want to search and have a correspondence between Jpeg and RAF colors will sample the colors of the jpeg file via "Color Picker" and can re-enter the exact color value in the "Color Look up Table" module. What do you think? Lorenzo Fontanella
Il giorno ven 10 apr 2020 alle ore 19:23 Lorenzo Fontanella < fontanellalore...@gmail.com> ha scritto: > Good morning community, I have been using darktable for some years and I > appreciate it for the cleanliness of the results and the power of the tools. > However I happen to associate it with other development software. > In the next e-mails, I will write in sequence some suggestions that could > greatly improve the usability of the software. > As a first suggestion that it is also the most complicated and perhaps > impossible, I report a problem that has already been tackled but never > solved. > That is the mismatch between Fujifilm's Jpeg SOOC and .RAF file > - Fujifilm files are displayed without any correspondence with the jpeg > sooc, even if it was saved without special settings on the camera, such as > DR or PDR. Raw Therapee, for example, does not have this type of problem, > since for each file, the software applies a different ad-hoc tonal curve, > which uniforms (over 90%) the .RAF file open to the jpeg (sooc) obviously > this pre-equalization performed via software can be deactivated in order to > obtain a raw "clean" "raw file > Other software (such as Lightroom C01 or ON1, for example, read the > metadata saved and present in the .RAF file and reproduce the file almost > exactly compared to the jpeg sooc already in the opening phase using the > "AUTO" mode (and only that). > I know there are user-made LUTs for RAF files, but they are not absolutely > accurate and the difference between .RAF and JPEG SOOC files is not only in > the exposure. > By using the "Color Look up Table" tool, good results are achieved, but > they are valid only for the file subject to modification and the resulting > "preset" is therefore not reusable for other photos taken in different > conditions. > Common problems remain 2. > I would like a more accurate and precise method, since in other software > there is, I refuse to think that it is not possible to get there, and I > refuse to believe it because I would like DarkTable to become my ONLY > development software. So being I own of Fujifilm, if I can help you in this > aspect, I would be happy, but I don't even know where to start, do you have > any suggestions? > > Thank you > Lorenzo Fontanella > ___________________________________________________________________________ darktable developer mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to darktable-dev+unsubscr...@lists.darktable.org
