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Hello!
I tried to use digiKam v1.2.0 on Debian Linux and came across two issues/questions: 1) When I convert a Canon RAW file (from a PowerShot G5) to DNG format, I get rather different colours (at least for the embedded preview image). I experimented with several options and tried to correct the white balance but did not find out how to get to natural colours. 2) I had assigned tags to some Canon RAW files. Looking at the exiftool output it seems Canon RAW files cannot store the tags in contrast to DNG. (This is one of the reasons I want to convert all my RAW files to DNG.) The digiKam database contains the tags I had associated to the RAW files. However, when I convert the Canon RAW files to DNG or even to jpeg, the tags are not taken out of digiKams database and assigned to the DNG or jpeg files; the resulting files simply do not have tags at all after the conversion (I can add them later on manually again). So I'm afraid I have to assign the tags that I already assigned to the RAW files again manually to the DNG files, which would be rather time consuming. Maybe I did a mistake or simply got something wrong, but maybe I really found two aspects where digiKam, namely the RAW converter tool could be improved? Thanks a lot for your help and for the great tool! Sven Lautemann _______________________________________________ Digikam-devel mailing list [hidden email] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-devel |
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2011/3/17 Sven Lautemann <[hidden email]>:
> Hello! > > I tried to use digiKam v1.2.0 on Debian Linux and came across two > issues/questions: > > 1) When I convert a Canon RAW file (from a PowerShot G5) to DNG format, > I get rather different colours (at least for the embedded preview > image). I experimented with several options and tried to correct the > white balance but did not find out how to get to natural colours. Problem already reported and fixed by Jens Muller in recent release. Please update to last 1.9.0 > > 2) I had assigned tags to some Canon RAW files. Looking at the exiftool > output it seems Canon RAW files cannot store the tags in contrast to > DNG. (This is one of the reasons I want to convert all my RAW files to > DNG.) The digiKam database contains the tags I had associated to the RAW > files. However, when I convert the Canon RAW files to DNG or even to > jpeg, the tags are not taken out of digiKams database and assigned to > the DNG or jpeg files; the resulting files simply do not have tags at > all after the conversion (I can add them later on manually again). So > I'm afraid I have to assign the tags that I already assigned to the RAW > files again manually to the DNG files, which would be rather time consuming. > I just find the problem here. I fixed it to current 2.0.0-beta4 Gilles Caulier _______________________________________________ Digikam-devel mailing list [hidden email] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-devel |
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