Le 14/10/2014 17:23, Roman a écrit :
> Hi all
>
> My brother-in-law shot some pictures of me and my wife and sent us the
> jpg (done with Lightroom).
> His jpgs had nicely structured clouds in the background. Since he had
> cropped the image I asked him to send me the NEF file, so I could do the
>
You could apply local contrast or equalizer with 'darken' merge mode
to avoid blowing out highlights; you can even use multiple instances
and add parametric masks so you use 'normal' merge mode for midtones,
and 'darken' for highlights. Posting the NEFs would allow us to play
with them.
I'd start w
hey,
i would second that request (please post sample image).
it sounds like you need to enable highlight reconstruction in that module
before any of the other efforts can show an effect.
-jo
On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 5:08 AM, Pascal Obry wrote:
>
> Can you post the NEF + jpeg somewhere?
>
> --
good stuff :-)
Rgds,
Rob.
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Subject: Re: [Darktable-users] Structures in clouds
Hi!
Clouds tend to be in the upper part of an image and there is usuall
Can you post the NEF + jpeg somewhere?
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Hi!
Clouds tend to be in the upper part of an image and there is usually a
pretty obvious intensity distribution from "really high" in the clouds
to "rather low" at the bottom. So I usually just apply a vertical linear
intensity gradient to get the heaven down to levels where you can
discriminate
On 14/10/14 16:23, Roman wrote:
> My brother-in-law shot some pictures of me and my wife and sent us the
> jpg (done with Lightroom).
> I tried to get the same nice structure into the clouds using, exposure,
> base curve, shadows and highlights, and contrast and brighness, but
> somehow failed.
Tr
Hi all
My brother-in-law shot some pictures of me and my wife and sent us the
jpg (done with Lightroom).
His jpgs had nicely structured clouds in the background. Since he had
cropped the image I asked him to send me the NEF file, so I could do the
same in darktable.
I tried to get the same nice
