On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 1:17 PM, Christophe Vescovi
wrote:
> Le 27/12/2012 22:10, johannes hanika a écrit :
>
>> [..]
>>>
>>> A strength of 1.5 (even 2) on chroma is not a problem.
>>> Denoising on (r+g+b), (r-g), (b-g) with a different strength for the
>>> first one could work, and is very simple
Le 27/12/2012 22:10, johannes hanika a écrit :
> [..]
>> A strength of 1.5 (even 2) on chroma is not a problem.
>> Denoising on (r+g+b), (r-g), (b-g) with a different strength for the
>> first one could work, and is very simple. I am still not sure if this
>> transformation have to be done before o
[..]
>
> A strength of 1.5 (even 2) on chroma is not a problem.
> Denoising on (r+g+b), (r-g), (b-g) with a different strength for the
> first one could work, and is very simple. I am still not sure if this
> transformation have to be done before or after the poisson-gaussian
> noise transform (I t
On 27/12/12 8:34 PM, jeremy rosen wrote:
> hmm, I like copy/paste to be just that... I personally do a temporary
> style for this particular use-case...\
This is a /very/ common use case for me. And I dare making an educated
guess that the same is true for many users for an app like DT. I say
ed
hmm, I like copy/paste to be just that... I personally do a temporary
style for this particular use-case...
however it's true that styles can only be created from DR mode...
maybe be able to create styles from LT mode could solve your problem ?
maybe merging the history copying and the style logi
Am 27.12.2012 10:51, schrieb Christophe Vescovi:
> By the way, the denoise-profiled module is used on white-balance
> corrected images ?
Yes.
If you deselect grouped modules in darkroom by clicking the currently
selected group again, you will get all modules in exactly the order they
are applie
Le 27/12/2012 09:11, Pascal Obry a écrit :
> Johannes,
>
>> i take it back. here's how you would do it:
>>
>> - switch on the denoising module
>> - enable blending, go to `color' mode
>> - if you want to denoise luma, too, create another module instance and
>> use regular blend mode
>>
>> not optim
Johannes,
> i take it back. here's how you would do it:
>
> - switch on the denoising module
> - enable blending, go to `color' mode
> - if you want to denoise luma, too, create another module instance and
> use regular blend mode
>
> not optimal and computationally wasteful, but works today.
On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 12:42 PM, johannes hanika wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 6:19 AM, Pascal Obry wrote:
>>
>> I have tested the new denoise module a bit more deeply today. I feel
>> that there is something wrong with it.
>>
>> To me the denoise module does too much smoothing of the image a
On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 6:19 AM, Pascal Obry wrote:
>
> I have tested the new denoise module a bit more deeply today. I feel
> that there is something wrong with it.
>
> To me the denoise module does too much smoothing of the image and we are
> loosing lot of details.
it's optimizing peak signal
2012/12/26 Pascal Obry :
>
> I have tested the new denoise module a bit more deeply today. I feel
> that there is something wrong with it.
>
> To me the denoise module does too much smoothing of the image and we are
> loosing lot of details.
that is what I experienced with my canon eos 60d
but
can
I have tested the new denoise module a bit more deeply today. I feel
that there is something wrong with it.
To me the denoise module does too much smoothing of the image and we are
loosing lot of details. I'm wondering if this is not because it applies
on the chromatic and on the luminance noises
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