On 16/09/13 09:27 AM, Meho Jarvis wrote:
> I am using a Canon EOS T3 and Darktable 1.1.3
Hm. The T3 is another name for the 1100D. As it happens, the
first hit with this search
https://www.google.com/search?q=libraw%20support%20for%20eos%20t3
is for the Darktable 1.2.1 release :-)
I suggest upg
I am using a Canon EOS T3 and Darktable 1.1.3
Thanks
2013/9/15 James C. McPherson
> On 16/09/13 09:13 AM, Meho Jarvis wrote:
>
>> Oh sorry...
>>
>> When I click « import » and « Image », every image in the folder are
>> impossible to select. But when I go throught PCManFM (Xfce) I can
>> righ
On 16/09/13 09:13 AM, Meho Jarvis wrote:
> Oh sorry...
>
> When I click « import » and « Image », every image in the folder are
> impossible to select. But when I go throught PCManFM (Xfce) I can right-click
> the image and select « Open with Darktable », everything is Ok.
>
> I don't really know
Oh sorry...
When I click « import » and « Image », every image in the folder are
impossible to select. But when I go throught PCManFM (Xfce) I can
right-click the image and select « Open with Darktable », everything is Ok.
I don't really know why but everything is OK now.
Thank you.
On 15/09/13 22:19, Meho Jarvis wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> Why Darktable can't open my CR2 images?
How do you open them?
What happens when you try to open them?
Do you get any error messages?
What camera?
Christian
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Il giorno 15/set/2013 22.20, "Meho Jarvis" ha
scritto:
>
> Hi again,
>
> Why Darktable can't open my CR2 images?
>
> Thank you.
I have no problem with the. cr2 files from my 450D and Darktable git
master. Which is your camera?
Bartokk
On So 2013-09-15 16:19:40 -0400, Meho Jarvis wrote:
>Hi again,
>
>Why Darktable can't open my CR2 images?
That's hard to tell without a sample. Can you provide one of your CR2
files for download somewhere?
>
>Thank you.
> --
It should. With all the information you provide it is the furthest I can
tell you. Can you provide a link to a place to download one of those files?
El 15/09/2013 22:20, "Meho Jarvis" escribió:
> Hi again,
>
> Why Darktable can't open my CR2 images?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
> --
Hi again,
Why Darktable can't open my CR2 images?
Thank you.
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Sorry, I meant to send this to the list:
Den 15/09/2013 19.43 skrev "Thomas Pryds" :
>
> Den 15/09/2013 18.37 skrev "Tobias Ellinghaus" :
> > Want to put that into our wiki? That way it doesn't get lost in some mail
> > archives.
>
> That's a good idea. I'll do that.
>
> Thomas
>
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Am Sonntag, 15. September 2013, 11:02:25 schrieb Jose Carlos Garcia Sogo:
[...]
> We should be clipping and only drawing what needs to be redrawn. I made
> some tests in a git branch (my doubt now is if it is in github or only
> locally) and that really was speeding things up. I never came into
Am Samstag, 14. September 2013, 21:21:19 schrieb Thomas Pryds:
> Den 14/09/2013 19.37 skrev "Ger Siemerink" :
> > this would be very interesting, I used to clone a git on my pc, translate
>
> po and then send a request by sending a (po) patch file.
>
> Ok, here's a copy/paste (more or less) from
heya,
welcome to the devel list then :)
On Mon, Sep 16, 2013 at 2:17 AM, Pascal Obry wrote:
>
> Hi Meho,
>
> > I discovered Darktable few months ago but I just realize (today) how
> > strong is this software.
>
> Indeed, it was also my impression when I first started to contribute to
> this pro
Hi Meho,
> I discovered Darktable few months ago but I just realize (today) how
> strong is this software.
Indeed, it was also my impression when I first started to contribute to
this project some months/years ago.
> I can contribute (give time to develop) and i
> am also wondering if we can co
Hi everybody,
I discovered Darktable few months ago but I just realize (today) how strong
is this software. I can contribute (give time to develop) and i am also
wondering if we can contribute in others ways like buying goodies or stuff
like that.
Thank you and good job!
-
I will check later at home, but I don't have many tags, nor many
filmrolls, so I doubt it will enhance that so much as for you. The
redrawing can depend much on the CPU speed. Even if with the current
processors it may be unnoticed, I don't like brute force ;)
El 15/09/2013 11:38, "Pascal Obry" e
Maybe you've heard about this, if not it is interesting to know that
SQLite 3.8 is out and has a new query optimizer which should bring some
good speed-up. This will give a bit more responsiveness to dt for free :)
Pascal.
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I have just pushed the fix that gave me a large speed-up. Can you test
it on your side to see if it improves also the lighttable
responsiveness? For me it is very noticeable!
Pascal.
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Le 15/09/2013 10:46, AlicVB a écrit :
> Hi Pascal,
>
> I had the same pb on my "production" copy of dt (~50K photos) I've
> solved this with manually adding some index to the db. I've added index
> on tagged_images(tagid) tags(id) film_rolls(folder) images(film_id)
> I don't think all this index
Should have gone to the list as qelly
-- Mensaje reenviado --
De: "Jose Carlos Garcia Sogo"
Fecha: 15/09/2013 11:01
Asunto: Re: [darktable-devel] lighttable a bit sluggish
Para: "Pascal Obry"
Cc:
Some time ago I also tried. Despite the improvement you can in SQL by
enhancing quer
Hi AlicVB,
> I had the same pb on my "production" copy of dt (~50K photos) I've
> solved this with manually adding some index to the db. I've added index
> on tagged_images(tagid) tags(id) film_rolls(folder) images(film_id)
> I don't think all this index are needed, but I was too lazy to test t
Hi Pascal,
I had the same pb on my "production" copy of dt (~50K photos) I've
solved this with manually adding some index to the db. I've added index
on tagged_images(tagid) tags(id) film_rolls(folder) images(film_id)
I don't think all this index are needed, but I was too lazy to test them
one
James,
> The snark in me suggests that if you were running the Solaris version
> of darktable, you could use DTrace to find out the function(s) which
> is/are taking the longest amount of time. ;-)
But I'm on GNU/Linux :)
> I still think it's worthwhile looking at the SQL that's being run
> whe
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