Open niedrogo opened 5 years ago
Checked on the latest version 5.6 - the problem exists.
Reporting - found a simple workaround:
Tick Clip out-of gamut colors
and Highlight reconstruction
should fix that too and it's the better way to do it.
Thank you for your suggestion. I've checked it and .. Nope - does not help. Tried all 4 combinations of switching the two checkboxes :)
Also screen from 5.6 version.
Playing a little bit I've found that area of artifacts have something to do with a thing called "depth map" which is black in all the artifact areas .. look here
Change the Raw White Points
It worked. Thank You. Reporting the screen after correction. I guess - Galaxy Note 9 is a new camera and needs such internal adjustments ? (I just read rawpedia and it mentions that "It is unlikely you will ever need to use the Raw White Points tool other than for diagnostic purposes. " .. :) )
"It is unlikely you will ever need to use the Raw White Points tool other than for diagnostic purposes. "
That's true in 99.9% except if you heavily boost the contrast and color like in Retinex or Haze removal. :-)
Thank you. See you till next issue.
Thanks for amazing free photo developing tool.
Dnia 27 kwietnia 2019 09:45:32 CEST, TooWaBoo notifications@github.com napisał(a):
"It is unlikely you will ever need to use the Raw White Points tool other than for diagnostic purposes. "
That's true in 99.9% except if you heavily boost the contrast and color like in Retinex or Haze removal. :-)
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@niedrogo You can help us to get correct white levels for files of your Galaxy Note 9 by following this instructions and providing as the raw files:
https://github.com/Beep6581/RawTherapee/blob/dev/rtengine/camconst.json#L134
Edit: you don't need to analyze the files. Just provide us the overexposed raw files. That's enough
OK, I'm trying to do what is specified in the file. @heckflosse Here are the raw files.
https://filebin.net/chb8iyyvyhf0cqe4/20190428_RT_WhitePoint.7z?t=yz02ufzo
If something needs to be corrected - please specify.
Additional note. Samsung Note 9 has TWO SENSORS - wide and portrait with (possibly) different characteristics. But I was unable to create a raw file from the portrait sensor - all files appears to be only from wide sensor.
OK, playing with rawdigger, "substract black" disabled. All iso, all wb, all apertures looks like this: 1023 1023 1023 1023 Now - how to convert this per channel integers to one number in the json file... :)
I added a color matrix to camconst.json
. It fixes the color issue when these files are converted using Adobe DNG Converter. It does not fix the Haze Removal artifacts.
Settings whites
in camconst.json
has no effect in RT (no difference between 500, 1023 or 4096). Are these ignored for DNG files?
RAW file here: https://filebin.net/chb8iyyvyhf0cqe4/rawtherapeebug001.7z?t=j6y2cnk2
screenshot here: