hi, Roman,
> That is monochrome camera, it does not have any CFA filters, so color
> matrix would not do anything useful. I.e. missing color matrix is the
> correct color matrix, i think.
thanks for your reply. that makes sense to me. (well, i can imagine
that the "brightness" recorded by the
hi. i would like to be able to set, e.g., "event" metadata (in addition
to publisher, author, description, title, etc.) in the metadata editor.
is this possible?
cheers, Greg
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Tobias, okay, thanks. cheers.
> Am Mittwoch, 30. August 2017, 12:13:36 CEST schrieb Greg Minshall:
> > hi. i would like to be able to set, e.g., "event" metadata (in
> > addition to publisher, author, description, title, etc.) in the
> > metadata ed
hi. i have discovered a situation where about 3,000 of my images have a
full path that is incorrect, presumably because of user error. my
question is how i should fix these paths.
normally, "full path" points into
~/Pictures/Collection/...
which is where rapid-photo-downloader leaves
thanks, August and Bernhard.
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> August Schwerdfeger (2020-Jan-22, excerpt):
> > * Tags are stored in the (library) database in the table 'used_tags', with
> > a name and ID. The tag/image relation is established by pairs of IDs in the
> > table 'tagged_images'.
>
> Ah, thanks. I could not find the `used_tags` table, turned
August,
> Last I checked (Darktable 2.6), the Lua API provided an interface to
> change the on-screen collection arbitrarily, but not to use the
> collection queries independently of what was shown on screen.
yes, that appears to be true also in 3.0. from looking at the (what
purports to be a
hi. thanks *very* much for 3.0!
now: i'd like to have a command line lua script that quickly (i have 32K
images) lists all the images with a given, e.g., tag, or date, or ...
i.e., the things one can specify when creating a collection.
but, it appears that, at least absent a GUI (and this would
