Am Mittwoch, 27. April 2016, 12:00:32 schrieb Elle Stone: > > On 04/24/2016 12:30 PM, Tobias Ellinghaus wrote: > https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gimp-developer-list/2016-April/msg00098.html: > >> It's hardcoded to export 32bit float EXR > >> as linear Rec709 after opening up your regular darktable. Did you > >> manually > >> select the Canon or Nikon format in the open dialog? > > It would be nice if the darktable plug-in were modified to allow users > to choose their preferred output space. Yes. > But currently darktable does seem to force output to be in the darktable > version of linear gamma Rec709 (which isn't equivalent to GIMP's > internal linear gamma sRGB color space - > https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gimp-developer-list/2016-April/msg00116.html > -, but hopefully this can be changed). Should be fixed, see the other thread. Once you confirmed that the profiles are fine now we will release darktable 2.0.4. > Right now GIMP is an "sRGB only" image editor. But this situation surely > won't last forever. Having a raw processing plug-in that only allows to > export in one color space (especially a color space that doesn't match > the GIMP built-in sRGB color space) seems to be a step in the wrong > direction. The reason I chose linear sRGB is that 1) we are exporting to EXR as the intermediate file, so we need a linear profile 2) GIMP seems to work best with sRGB images so far, so I used the linear version of that. I agree that it would be nice to have some choice there. Would default export to linear Rec2020 be better? Still hard coded, but a wider gamut. It seems GIMP asks about converting the colors anyway, so for people that want to work in sRGB that's just one click away. Having a way to actually change the profile from darktable on the fly would require some changed to darktable that I don't want to do right now (pending release, breaking things, you know the drill). Eventually I will think about ways to fix that though. > Also, only some GIMP operations are "sRGB only". Many operations work > just fine using any RGB working space chromaticities. > > Presumably at least some GIMP users will sometimes want to edit their > interpolated raw files in RGB working spaces other than sRGB, and GIMP > does allow this to happen. So it doesn't make sense that the darktable > plug-in prevents users from exporting the image in the user's chosen RGB > working space. > > Best, > Elle Tobias
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