Pentax has a mode where the camera will take four images and use the image stabilization mechanism to move the sensor one pixel each time, resulting in different filters in each position each time. Darktable 2.0 Englisch: Darktable ist seit Lngerem eine der besten. An experienced Sigma shooter could probably chime in about this better than I. Lets have a look at my favorite new module in the latest Darktable release. This sounds amazing but the light attenuation for the lower photosites means increased noise and therefore somewhat less resolution anyway. Some cameras work around this, but generally the trade-offs aren't worth it for general photography.Ĭameras by Sigma use sensors with stacked photoreceptors so each pixel has each channel. Fortunately they're quite good at this, but it does technically reduce resolution. So the raw data is actually a grayscale image that looks kind of like a mosaic: example.įrom there, demosaicing algorithms actually have to estimate two thirds of the data at each pixel (the other two color channels).
The German and Catalan language translations have been updated, the application now shows if OpenEXR is supported or not (use the -version argument to find out), the app won't crash if configured display profile is missing, and Histogram now displays the aperture with one digit after the dot.The vast majority of digital cameras only capture red, green, or blue light at each pixel. Last but not least, darktable 2.0.7 adds white balance preset support for Pentax K-70 and noise profile support for Sony DSC-RX10.
Unfortunately, the Nikon E8400, Nikon E8800, Nikon D3X (12-bit), and Nikon Df (12-bit) cameras are still not fully supported, so your help is needed (please contact the authors via the official website). The list of supported Nikon digital cameras continues with the Nikon D610 (12bit-compressed), Nikon D70, Nikon D7000, Nikon D70s, Nikon D7100 (12bit-compressed), Nikon E5400, and Nikon E5700 (12bit-uncompressed) models. The Nikon D1, Nikon D3 (12bit-compressed, 12bit-uncompressed), Nikon D3000 (12bit-compressed), Nikon D3100, Nikon D3200 (12bit-compressed), Nikon D3S (12bit-compressed, 12bit-uncompressed), Nikon D4 (12bit-compressed, 12bit-uncompressed), Nikon D5 (12bit-compressed, 12bit-uncompressed), Nikon D50, Nikon D5100, Nikon D5200, and Nikon D600 (12bit-compressed) digital cameras are supported as well. Lots of Nikon digital cameras now fully supported by darktableįurthermore, darktable 2.0.7 fixes support for a large number of Nikon digital cameras, including Nikon 1 AW1, Nikon 1 J1 (12bit-compressed), Nikon 1 J2 (12bit-compressed), Nikon 1 J3, Nikon 1 J4, Nikon 1 S1 (12bit-compressed), Nikon 1 S2, Nikon 1 V1 (12bit-compressed), Nikon 1 V2, Nikon Coolpix A (14bit-compressed), Nikon Coolpix P330 (12bit-compressed), Nikon Coolpix P6000, Nikon Coolpix P7000, Nikon Coolpix P7100, Nikon Coolpix P7700 (12bit-compressed), and Nikon Coolpix P7800 (12bit-compressed). Moreover, SSE vectorization has been added for X-Trans to the Temperature and Invert modules, along with keyboard shortcuts for presets to the Temperature module, and there are various improvements to exporting of EXIF tags in images, keeping them below the ~64Kb limit.Ĭontinuing with the good news, darktable 2.0.7 now supports the Canon EOS 100D, Canon EOS 300D, Canon EOS 6D, Canon EOS 700D, Canon EOS 80D (sRaw1, sRaw2), Canon PowerShot A720 IS (DNG), Fujifilm FinePix S100FS, Nikon D3400 (12bit-compressed), Panasonic DMC-FZ300 (4:3), Panasonic DMC-G8 (4:3), Panasonic DMC-G80 (4:3), Panasonic DMC-GX80 (4:3), Panasonic DMC-GX85 (4:3), and Pentax K-70 digital cameras. We'll start with the good news, as darktable 2.0.7 adds support for the new Canon EOS 80D RAW image formats, including M-RAW and S-RAW. The powerful, open-source, and cross-platform darktable RAW image editor has just been updated today, October 25, 2016, to version 2.0.7, a major release that adds numerous new features and improvements.
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