I would like to bump this question up again before some work gets really
lost. Anyone?
Regards,
Markus
Am 25.12.2013 11:26, schrieb Markus Jung:
> Hello together,
>
> i have played around with drawn masks and managed to make darktable
> crash during editing. As consequence, the mask list of the
Hi Markus,
> I would like to bump this question up again before some work gets really
> lost. Anyone?
The mask table schema is:
CREATE TABLE mask (imgid integer, formid integer, form integer, name
varchar(256), version integer, points blob, points_count integer, source
blob);
So, here is what
Has anyone done any work in this direction?
There are a few Gimp filters that I'd really like to have in DT,
particularly focus blur and some implementations of recent black and
white conversion algorithms from SIGGRAPH.
Any pointers to what is needed; how to approach this best?
I would just go t
Hello Pascal,
so there are no cross-references from somewhere else to those entries in
mask? I think about zombie-module-instances referring invalid shapes.
I will try if i get hit by those problems again. For this particular
picture i dropped the history stack completely and reconstructed the
ap
Markus,
> so there are no cross-references from somewhere else to those entries in
> mask? I think about zombie-module-instances referring invalid shapes.
No, I don't think so.
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i guess most of it is about porting to our scale/region of interest
dependent process() pipeline.
the rest of the glue code can be found in src/iop/useless.c or
src/iop/useless_simple.c (the tutorial modules).
of course an opencl port would be great once the rest works, to avoid
swapping to CPU a
Spot removal works just fine but I am a little concerned regarding the
philosophy of the module in that it appears to swim against the grain of
'non-destructive' procedure.
The module replaces material over a spot from another area and can
easily be used to eliminate major objects in an image.
I think currently this is more reliable than existing open-source
implementations of content-aware fill, such as resynthesizer.
2014/1/7 David Vincent-Jones :
> Spot removal works just fine but I am a little concerned regarding the
> philosophy of the module in that it appears to swim against the
Am 07.01.2014 20:49, schrieb David Vincent-Jones:
> It is just a thought but I would be interested to have other opinions.
You got the 'non-destructive'-thing wrong. It means your RAW will
*never* be modified (binary, at storage location). It does not say
anything about the operations and manipula
jo,
just a note. Unfortunately crop & rotate module does not work with downsampling
set to less then 1.0. Because this is very important module I had to go
back to 1.0 and now I do again suffer from slow preview rendering.
It would be great if could be resolved early. I created the redmine issue
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