we released the next feature release (1.2):
as a feature release, it comes with a lot of new goodies:
- profiled denoising: adapt to the properties of your camera’s sensor (72 cameras already profiled for you).
- lightroom import: convert some basic edits from your lightroom collection to darktable operations.
- multi instance support: duplicate your modules and apply them more than one time with different settings.
- improved usability for distorting modules (streamline spot removal in the presence of crop/rotate for example).
- selective copy/paste of image processing.
- new more intuitive keystone correction tool.
- jpeg2000 support.
- graphics magick import (support virtually all input image formats).
- much faster thumbnail loading (if you can live with crappy embedded thumbnails).
- incredibly lengthy list of small bug fixes, performance enhancements, and usability improvements.
- new camera support (decode and color matrices).
- dithering against banding.
- sharper thumbnails in lighttable mode.
- new oauth2 based picasa uploader.
- updated translations.
- and a thoroughly overhauled user manual, proof read by natives (thanks heaps guys!).
this is the list of cameras supported for profiled denoising in this tarball:
- canon eos-1d mark iv
- canon eos-1ds mark ii
- canon eos 20d
- canon eos 30d
- canon eos 350d
- canon eos 400d
- canon eos 40d
- canon eos 450d
- canon eos 50d
- canon eos 550d
- canon eos 5d
- canon eos 5d mark ii
- canon eos 5d mark iii
- canon eos 600d
- canon eos 60d
- canon eos 650d
- canon eos 6d
- canon eos 7d
- canon eos rebel t1i
- canon eos rebel t3i
- canon eos rebel t4i
- canon powershot g10
- canon powershot g12
- canon powershot s90
- konica minolta dynax 5d
- nikon d200
- nikon d300
- nikon d300s
- nikon d3100
- nikon d5000
- nikon d5100
- nikon d600
- nikon d700
- nikon d7000
- nikon d80
- nikon d800
- nikon d800e
- nikon d90
- olympus e-30
- olympus e-400
- olympus e-420
- olympus e-m5
- olympus e-pl1
- olympus e-pl5
- olympus xz-1
- olympus xz-2
- panasonic dmc-fz18
- panasonic dmc-g2
- panasonic dmc-g3
- panasonic dmc-g5
- panasonic dmc-gf1
- panasonic dmc-gh2
- panasonic dmc-gx1
- pentax k100d
- pentax k10d
- pentax k200d
- pentax k-5
- pentax k-5 ii s
- pentax k-7
- pentax k-m
- pentax k-r
- pentax k-x
- samsung nx100
- sony dsc-rx100
- sony dslr-a200
- sony dslr-a230
- sony dslr-a550
- sony dslr-a700
- sony nex-3
- sony nex-5n
- sony nex-6
- sony nex-7
- sony nex-c3
- sony slt-a55v
- sony slt-a65v
- sony slt-a77v
these are all community contributed noise profiles, we’re quite happy about this great response!
so string freeze is over! that means we’ll have cool new stuff in git for you to check out soon :)
as always, thanks to everybody who made this possible. all the developers, translators, proof readers, battle testers and the guys who maintain the great libraries we depend on. you know who you are!
I guess I will have to profile my D40 one day :D
Now I'm looking to the profiled denoise but I'd like to know if there is a way to duplicate a profile under another name. I mean; my Canon 500D is unrecognised by the denoise module but there is a profile for the Canon Rebel t1i. It is strictly the same camera with a different name so multiples entry name for a single profile would be a great option :)
Keep up the good work!
thanks a lot for all your work !
Darktable is amazing !
- EOS 350D / Rebel XT / EOS Kiss Digital N
- EOS 400D / Rebel XTi / EOS Kiss Digital X
- EOS 450D / Rebel XSi / EOS Kiss X2
- EOS 500D / Rebel T1i / EOS Kiss X3
- EOS 550D / Rebel T2i / EOS Kiss X4
- EOS 600D / Rebel T3i / EOS Kiss X5
- EOS 650D / Rebel T4i / EOS Kiss X6i
This means that in the above lists some are mentioned twice, and some don't seem to be mentioned because they are known to people by a different name. Could all the names be mentioned, and maybe make sure they all get the same settings?
BIG THANKS to all of you.
BTW is there any Fedora 18 repo that is still alive?
My Hats Off to all those that make it possible!
Still slowly transitioning from Lightroom 3.6.
As still a heavy learning curve for me.
But my question is this: How thoroughly is the Canon EOS-1D X supported? I may provide RAW files from the camera if it is not fully supported and you need some RAW files.
The learning curve is steep, but well worth it. You are making a fantastic program.
The following articles might be of interest to you:
http://www.darktable.org/2012/10/whats-involved-with-adding-support-for-new-cameras/
http://www.darktable.org/2012/12/profiling-sensor-and-photon-noise/
Consider contacting us via the mailing lists for further discussion.
If any more questions do not hesitate to contact the user's mailing list!
Regards Hans
Now, there is a very big piece of software, that has no concurence, i mean Photoshop.
The GIMP want to be an alternative but it is not the case. It is not graphist friendly, and not very powerfull.
So are you interested in doing an darktable image editor to give the world a fresh software.
Plus since Adobe decided its users can not have a endless licence, there are so many graphists that are against them now.
You can make a great shot with that.
Cheers,
Simon
on which list? Sony A350 is supported by the version of rawspeed shipped with darktable: https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/blob/master/src/external/rawspeed/data/cameras.xml
There should be no problem in processing A350's raw files.