Hallöchen!
Аl Воgnеr writes:
> [...]
>
> Shouldn't be the _first_ query be in ~/.local/share/lensfun and
> the 2nd in /usr/share/lensfun ?
I must admit that I don't know for sure at the moment, but I think
Lensfun overwrites data in memory while reading the XML files.
Thus, for ~ having higher
Matthias Bodenbinder:
>
> I would really appreciate if this posting helps to start a serious discussion
> about denoise in DT.
I can only add that I see things very similarly as you. For a complete
beginner like myself, DT's noise reduction options are way too
complicated, technical and, at
Hallöchen!
Аl Воgnеr writes:
> [...]
>
> From compact-canon.xml
>
>
> Canon
> Canon PowerShot G7
> PowerShot G7
> canonG7
> 4.843
>
>
> I cannot find lens parameters for the G7, but for the G7 X
>
>
> Canon
> Canon G7 X
Bill, thanks for letting us try your noise profiles. I did some quick
tests, and they seem to work very well, particularly for very noisy images.
On 03/10/2018 07:35 PM, William Ferguson wrote:
I usually shoot 1000-1500 images per game (football, soccer,
basketball), and 600-800 for baseball
Hallöchen!
frieder writes:
> [...]
>
> wilson.bronger.org ist also offline at the moment.
This should have been for a short time only. Can you try again?
> Is there away to update the db-files in lensfun 0.2.8? is it
> compatible with db files 0.3.2 at all?
Version 0 should be compatible,
On 11/03/18 09:45, David Vincent-Jones wrote:
> It would be interesting to know just what 'rawtherapee' is doing that dt
> does not. I am sure that somebody could enlighten us.
>
Hi
I think that's the point. I would not drop any of the existing modules,
they all seem have their use case, and
It would be interesting to know just what 'rawtherapee' is doing that dt
does not. I am sure that somebody could enlighten us.
On 03/10/2018 09:32 PM, Matthias Bodenbinder wrote:
> By the way, is it possible to adapt the denoise code from rawtherapee?
On samedi 10 mars 2018 21:32:49 CET Matthias Bodenbinder wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I take the latest postings about denoise issues as an opportunity to ask a
> few questions.
>
> I am a long term DT user. I have spend hours creating my own denoise
> profiles with several instances of profiled denoise in
