RT doesn’t use libexiv2, only ART does. But for libcanberra, I see it’s also required in RT’s CMakeLists.txt, so I don’t know why it doesn’t complain on the second system, unless libcanberra is present but ART was compiled with a different version than that present on the second system?
snapshot 2: neutral ok
snapshot 3 ; applying local contrast with all sliders to 0. should be NOOP. But it blurrs image! ko
snapshot 4 : applying sharpening usharp mask, blank regions appear ko
Fixed,
but this one now :
In function ‘_ZN8rtengine14RawImageSource10cfa_linednEfbbRKNS0_24CFALineDenoiseRowBlenderE._omp_fn.0’:
cc1plus: warning: assuming signed overflow does not occur when assuming that (X + c) < X is always false [-Wstrict-overflow]
using noise reduction/final smoothing: Guided filter seems much less effective than median filter for noisy images like DSC04493.ARW. Is it by design?
ART_master_0.3-28-ga610549b1_W64_SSE4_191216.7z uploaded at ART-W64NightlyBuilds/ – Keybase.pub
A quick update on ART. As some people have already noticed, during the weekend I developed a new mask mode for the local editing tools, based on the CIE \Delta E metric. I think it’s useful when you want to limit the action of a tool to the neighborhood of a specific colour. Here is a quick video that shows how it works and how it differs from the parametric masks that you can build with curves:
(Note though that you can freely combine both types of masks, although this is not shown in the video).
Sorry about the flickering by the way, I don’t know how to get rid of it…
@agriggio@srgmro
Here’s a revised (and updated to commit
9de355b) French translation file. It’s probably not the best place to share it, let me know how to do it better next time. Francais.txt (150.4 KB)
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