Open rebio opened 2 years ago
options
file. RawTherapee will create it for you. Since it is not there, the Flatpak must have been configured to place it somewhere else. You might need to ask whoever created the Flatpak.options
file, you can set Verbose
under the [General]
section to true
. RawTherapee will print many messages if you run it from a terminal. I don't know what "calibration data" you are referring to, but it sounds like it concerns lensfun more than RawTherapee.I thought of some UI designs that are maybe more or less possible, but since my "reports are based on a false assumption" anyway I do my self a favour and spend the countless hours that would have gone into this for something else
Eh, sorry if I offended you, but I also replied "Notwithstanding general issues with handling lensfun" acknowledging that whatever we do with automated lens correction can definitely be improved. I would say that (1), (2), (4) and (6) are very reasonable improvements to work on.
Several suggestion to improve how lensfun data is handled in RT.
Based on:
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<lensdatabase version="1">
at the top. If the version is "2", RT will not use the file. I don't know what changed, but it would certainly be good if RT would know how to use version 2. For the mentioned bug I just copied the (version 2) data without any problems./var/lib/flatpak/app/com.rawtherapee.RawTherapee/x86_64/stable/
d59173dcaab32fb352ca200ef3ea05b5e249f33ca3de481dc4ea3db22d67e94a/
files/share/lensfun/version_1/*
. Maybe this is because of KDE/Dolphin, but I can not rename or add files in this folder. I can edit the content of the file, but not it's place within the folder. Rawpedia says that there is a "lensfun-update-data" executable. This sounds much like a hassle to me - Linux and it's habits is enough for now for me. A user who is new to Linux will have an even worse time. I know that RawPedia says that the path of the lensfun database can be adjusted in~/.config/RawTherapee*
- the folder does not exist. I know, I could create it, add a file etc. but the bottom line is that it's again pretty user un-friendly. To be able to set a path from within the settings would be nice. I would love if I could set it to the folder of lensfun's git repo on my system. The latest updates are only agit pull
away. People who don't use git could download the latest lensfun release, extract the files from the archive and set the link to the database folder.I probably forgot a thing or two that I can not remember right now. I'll add them later when I come across them again.