[Gimp-user] 16-bit: Photivo and Gimp

>Why does it give best results? I think the answer os in chain83 post here https://www.reddit.com/r/postprocessing/comments/38vdao/how_does_everyone_sharpen_their_photos/ According to that, you're suggesting to also apply input sharpening Thanks for the tip anyway. -- oneaty (via

[Gimp-user] 16-bit: Photivo and Gimp

>For the best results you might want to consider sharpening in the raw >processor as well. :) Why does it give best results? -- oneaty (via www.gimpusers.com/forums) ___ gimp-user-list mailing list List address:gimp-user-list@gnome.org List

Re: [Gimp-user] 16-bit: Photivo and Gimp

For the best results you might want to consider sharpening in the raw processor as well. :) On Fri, Mar 17, 2017 at 12:19 PM oneaty wrote: > >I tried RawTherapee and, together with the new 16-bit Gimp, I can say > >I found an excellent replacement for PS. > > > >Just as an

[Gimp-user] 16-bit: Photivo and Gimp

>Wow, great information, thanks! > >As for Photivo Gimp plugin you referred to, is it the code that allows >the "Send image to external editor" function? > >I'll give a try with RawTherapee, but Photivo, gave me the best >results out of the box, besides offering a ton of options if I want to >go

[Gimp-user] 16-bit: Photivo and Gimp

>I tried RawTherapee and, together with the new 16-bit Gimp, I can say >I found an excellent replacement for PS. > >Just as an example, I could manage to develop the raw image below the >way I would do with PS. I didn't loose much time in the tonal >settings, but I was curious to see if I could

[Gimp-user] 16-bit: Photivo and Gimp

>Hi, > >I have Gimp 2.8.16 (Ubuntu 16.04) and I'm trying to edit a 16-bit >image the following way: > >1 - Import DNG file into Photivo; >2 - Make adjustments >3 - Open the resulting image in Gimp >4 - Save tiff file > >When I edit the Gimp resulting tif file with mediainfo, it says it is >a 8-bit

[Gimp-user] 16-bit: Photivo and Gimp

>Wow, great information, thanks! > >As for Photivo Gimp plugin you referred to, is it the code that allows >the "Send image to external editor" function? > >I'll give a try with RawTherapee, but Photivo, gave me the best >results out of the box, besides offering a ton of options if I want to >go

[Gimp-user] 16-bit: Photivo and Gimp

Hi, I have Gimp 2.8.16 (Ubuntu 16.04) and I'm trying to edit a 16-bit image the following way: 1 - Import DNG file into Photivo; 2 - Make adjustments 3 - Open the resulting image in Gimp 4 - Save tiff file When I edit the Gimp resulting tif file with mediainfo, it says it is a 8-bit image. How

[Gimp-user] 16-bit: Photivo and Gimp

>Gimp 2.8.x is 8 bit only. Wait for Gimp 2.10 or use the development >version Gimp 2.9.x > >For 'buntu and derivatives this is easily installed using a PPA. see > >https://launchpad.net/~otto-kesselgulasch/+archive/ubuntu/gimp-edge > >Updates frequently but is quite stable and usable. This will