smartintec
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1 year ago Oh no, crop column is there in the db. I have overseen it! My bad!!! It's 0 - but that's a total different issue. So the db looks fine! I will close this one. Sorry!!
Closed smartintec closed 1 year ago
smartintec
commented
1 year ago Oh no, crop column is there in the db. I have overseen it! My bad!!! It's 0 - but that's a total different issue. So the db looks fine! I will close this one. Sorry!!
Describe the bug
The db created with Darktable nightly build 20231004 for Windows "4.5.0+790~gddc2a5ba2e" doesn't contain any crop factor information. Seems like it got lost somewhere when splitting up table images to cameras and lens tables.
Steps to reproduce
Download and install Darktable nightly build 20231004 for Windows. Run it on machine with existing 4.4.2 stable ( I use a VM for that) Database from 4.4.2 will be converted. Import images in CR3 format from a "Canon EOS M6 Mark II" with a Sigma 16mm F1.4 EF-M lens.
The image information pane shows "focal length" and "35mm equiv" both 16 mm and crop factor 0.0!
It also recognizes the 16 mm Sigma Lens being a 56 mm Sigma Lens - but that's another issue. The same cropfactor issue is with all other lenses and camera combinations.
In the library.db I couldn't find the "crop" field in the tables anymore. And I think that's the reason.
Expected behavior
The image information pane should show "focal length"=16 and "35mm equiv"=25.6 mm and crop factor 1.6
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Where did you install darktable from?
GitHub nightly
darktable version
4.5.0+790~gddc2a5ba2e
What OS are you using?
Windows
What is the version of your OS?
Windows 10
Describe your system?
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Are you using OpenCL GPU in darktable?
I dont know
If yes, what is the GPU card and driver?
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Please provide additional context if applicable. You can attach files too, but might need to rename to .txt or .zip
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