problem processing raw-pictures

[Michael Eschweiler-2]

Hi all,
I set up a new computer (opensuse 11.3, kde 4.5.1) and changed to digikam 1.4.
I processed some raw pictures from a Canon D40 and all seemed fine until I
tried to process one with a misty background. When I press F4 in order to
process it, part of the background is converted to black. I tried to process
this foto with my old computer (digikam 0.9.4) and there is no problem.
In order to see what I mean I stored the fotos at
http://fotos.web.de/michael.eschweiler/digikam
password is digikam
What can I do in order to get a correctly converted picture with digikam 1.4?
Thanks in advance!
Michael
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[Gerben Roest]

On 26-09-10 10:11, Michael Eschweiler wrote:
> Hi all,
> I set up a new computer (opensuse 11.3, kde 4.5.1) and changed to digikam 1.4.
> I processed some raw pictures from a Canon D40 and all seemed fine until I
> tried to process one with a misty background. When I press F4 in order to
> process it, part of the background is converted to black.

I think you have a setting that shows or turns the over-exposed
highlights into black. Is it possible that that is not set in 0.9.4
while it is set in 1.4?

Gerben
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Am Sonntag 26 September 2010, 10:38:43 schrieb Gerben Roest:

> On 26-09-10 10:11, Michael Eschweiler wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > I set up a new computer (opensuse 11.3, kde 4.5.1) and changed to digikam 1.4.
> > I processed some raw pictures from a Canon D40 and all seemed fine until I
> > tried to process one with a misty background. When I press F4 in order to
> > process it, part of the background is converted to black.
>
> I think you have a setting that shows or turns the over-exposed
> highlights into black. Is it possible that that is not set in 0.9.4
> while it is set in 1.4?

I just checked this: You are right, the clipping color will be transfered into the converted image (digikam 1.4). Bug or feature? I would call it a bug.

Bye

 Thorsten
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[Michael Eschweiler-2]

Am Sonntag 26 September 2010, 10:38:43 schrieb Gerben Roest:

> On 26-09-10 10:11, Michael Eschweiler wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > I set up a new computer (opensuse 11.3, kde 4.5.1) and changed to digikam
> > 1.4. I processed some raw pictures from a Canon D40 and all seemed fine
> > until I tried to process one with a misty background. When I press F4 in
> > order to process it, part of the background is converted to black.
>
> I think you have a setting that shows or turns the over-exposed
> highlights into black. Is it possible that that is not set in 0.9.4
> while it is set in 1.4?

Hi,
as to say it in the words of the Iron Lady: "You are absolutely and terrible
right": the setting for over-exposure was set. I never used, so I didn't how
it works...
Thanks a lot,
Michael

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[Remco Viëtor]

on Sunday 26 September 2010, Thorsten Schnebeck wrote:
>
>
> I just checked this: You are right, the clipping color will be transfered
into the converted image (digikam 1.4). Bug or feature? I would call it a bug.
> ...
>
So would I.
Except I've never,ever seen that happen. What will happen is that the same
zones that are clipped in the raw converter preview are clipped in the image
editor...as I would expect (hint: clipping indicators are set globally)

Remco

P.S. I do use version 1.4.0


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