Re: [darktable-user] Presettings

2020-11-15 Thread David Vincent-Jones
I am slowly picking mmy way through many of my images and reprocessing 
based on the-filmic-way . my finding was that there was often more 
elements than the basecurve that needed to be changed so I now simply 
make a duplicate and start-over with a number of presets. The big 
advantage of this duplication is that it does in the end allow me to 
really quantify the results of the new processing ... in many instances 
the 'look' is quite different and I elect to keep both versions.


David

On 2020-11-15 12:14 p.m., Terry Pinfold wrote:

Hi Peter,
   Jan's solution of creating a style would work. Another solution would be to set 
the preferences for "Scene referred"  processing and in the duplicate manager 
of lighttable create a 'virgin copy'. You can then delete the base curve version if it is 
no longer needed. Keep in mind that duplicate manager does not create another image but 
rather just another xmp file with processing instructions for scene referred.



From: Jan Ingwer Baer 
Sent: Monday, 16 November 2020 4:19 AM
To: darktable-user@lists.darktable.org 
Subject: Re: [darktable-user] Presettings

It would be more simple do to create a style that disable the basecurve
and enable filmic:

1. Open one of the pictures in the darkroom
2. disable basecurve
3. enable filmic
4. go back to lighttable
5. save style with (only) basecurve and filmic checked

Now you can apply the saved style to every picture where you want change
'display referred' to 'scene referred'

regards
Jan

On 15-Nov-20 16:49, Peter Schlaufer wrote:

Hello to all

I need some help:
A few months ago, I imported some 25'000 pictures in dt 3.2 with the setting "display 
referred" meaning that the basecurve is autoapplied. I found out now that most of these 
pictures have far to dark dark shadows, sometimes to an extreme extent. Some of them I reedited 
with filmic with much better results which as far as I am aware that would be the setting 
"scene referred".
Question:
Is it now possible to delete these pictures and reimport them with the setting 
"scene referred“, will the editing be overwritten when newly importing them?

Kind regards
Peter Schlaufer
Landenbergstrasse 19
CH-6005 Luzern
pe...@schlaufer.ch <mailto:pe...@schlaufer.ch>







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Re: [darktable-user] Presettings

2020-11-15 Thread Terry Pinfold
Hi Peter,
  Jan's solution of creating a style would work. Another solution would be 
to set the preferences for "Scene referred"  processing and in the duplicate 
manager of lighttable create a 'virgin copy'. You can then delete the base 
curve version if it is no longer needed. Keep in mind that duplicate manager 
does not create another image but rather just another xmp file with processing 
instructions for scene referred.



From: Jan Ingwer Baer 
Sent: Monday, 16 November 2020 4:19 AM
To: darktable-user@lists.darktable.org 
Subject: Re: [darktable-user] Presettings

It would be more simple do to create a style that disable the basecurve
and enable filmic:

1. Open one of the pictures in the darkroom
2. disable basecurve
3. enable filmic
4. go back to lighttable
5. save style with (only) basecurve and filmic checked

Now you can apply the saved style to every picture where you want change
'display referred' to 'scene referred'

regards
Jan

On 15-Nov-20 16:49, Peter Schlaufer wrote:
> Hello to all
>
> I need some help:
> A few months ago, I imported some 25'000 pictures in dt 3.2 with the setting 
> "display referred" meaning that the basecurve is autoapplied. I found out now 
> that most of these pictures have far to dark dark shadows, sometimes to an 
> extreme extent. Some of them I reedited with filmic with much better results 
> which as far as I am aware that would be the setting "scene referred".
> Question:
> Is it now possible to delete these pictures and reimport them with the 
> setting "scene referred“, will the editing be overwritten when newly 
> importing them?
>
> Kind regards
> Peter Schlaufer
> Landenbergstrasse 19
> CH-6005 Luzern
> pe...@schlaufer.ch <mailto:pe...@schlaufer.ch>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: [darktable-user] Presettings

2020-11-15 Thread Jan Ingwer Baer

It would be more simple do to create a style that disable the basecurve
and enable filmic:

1. Open one of the pictures in the darkroom
2. disable basecurve
3. enable filmic
4. go back to lighttable
5. save style with (only) basecurve and filmic checked

Now you can apply the saved style to every picture where you want change
'display referred' to 'scene referred'

regards
Jan

On 15-Nov-20 16:49, Peter Schlaufer wrote:

Hello to all

I need some help:
A few months ago, I imported some 25'000 pictures in dt 3.2 with the setting "display 
referred" meaning that the basecurve is autoapplied. I found out now that most of these 
pictures have far to dark dark shadows, sometimes to an extreme extent. Some of them I reedited 
with filmic with much better results which as far as I am aware that would be the setting 
"scene referred".
Question:
Is it now possible to delete these pictures and reimport them with the setting 
"scene referred“, will the editing be overwritten when newly importing them?

Kind regards
Peter Schlaufer
Landenbergstrasse 19
CH-6005 Luzern
pe...@schlaufer.ch 







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