a dog named Nala

Nice image! I’m a cat person, but this is really an amazing picture.
Your blacks are really good in my impression, but as i watched your image the very bright white in the middle made me overlook the eyes. I had to look at some other renderings to realise the deep „soul“ view of the dog. ( but i am viewing on an iPhone display…)

i have just looked at my picture on my laptop (calibrated max 76% RGB)
yes … I don’t see any more structure in the white fur :no_mouth:.
damn the eizo is too good … :sweat_smile:.
I’ll probably have to rework that

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… completely reworked on the laptop …

Nala_DSC_1946.NEF.xmp (19.0 KB)

darktable has also created an * .xml file
I cannot upload this

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Looks fantastic on my iPhone now ( and on my ok-ish Lg 32 4K Monitor). Now the eyes, which you really worked out very well, are for me the main focus of attraction.

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damn, … on my monitor I am missing the white again … :sweat_smile:

interesting, this is the first time that i notice such a difference between my two systems.
so far I have always found the results to be quite “equivalent”.

Uploading: Nala_DSC_1946.jpg… Nala_DSC_1946.jpg.out.pp3 (11.8 KB)

My first attempt at RawTherapee 5.8

20200417_Balkon_1395.DNG.pp3 (11.9 KB)

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Nala_DSC_1946.NEF.xmp (22.1 KB) Nala_DSC_1946_01.NEF.xmp (23.6 KB)

When you blur or sharpen the textures, make sure the light and dark areas receive a balanced treatment. For the most part, it seems that the light areas tend to be enhanced and dark areas degraded.

With this example I explained how to use the retouch module.

Nala_DSC_1946.NEF.xmp (33.3 KB)

Dt 3.4.1 Thanks for Sharing !