Do you want me to open a ticket?
No. Already have it fixed here, just have to do the opposed means yet.
Thanks @jorismak - i knew those images as raf files so very good to see how it works out with these dngs! Those two work in a perfect way, could you share some more?
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Anything you are looking for ? Large clipped areas ? All channels clipped , only a few ?
A selection of very strongly clipped, blown out areas surrounded by dark parts. Artificial lightingâŚ
This is what comes to mind. The clipped areas are probably not surrounded by dark parts.
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_DSC0962.ARW (47.0 MB)
_DSC0948.ARW (47.0 MB)
_DSC0962_dxo6.dng (80.7 MB)
_DSC0948_dxo6_2.dng (81.0 MB)
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This one is a large patch of clipped against hard edges of darker / âreal contentâ. But not all channels are clipped, though.
_DSC0984_dxo6.dng (71.0 MB)
_DSC0984.ARW (46.9 MB)
Not at all what you asked for, but I always think this is a nice test case because there is a lot of different channel clipping happening, and every algorithm seems to produce something different.
P4290427.ORF (14.1 MB)
P4290427_dxo6.dng (52.4 MB)
Thanks, I will check.
Iâve noticed itâs in master, so I made a new build to have a go.
First thing I noticed - which might very well be my own fault so none of your concern 
- is that I opened a DNG file, and Iâve seen a pop-up saying âhighlight method not availble, falling back to inpaint oppsedâ or something like that.
Probably because I have a preset auto-enabled for setting segmentation with combine to 2 and candidating to 0% as a starting point.
So, nice that it tells me thatâs not available and instead switches to oppsed. The thing is, like the right 2/3rds of the image was black. Once I disabled HLR and re-enabled it, it worked fine!
The normal Darktable clipping indicator seems to still do nothing.
But the threshold viewer in HLR seems to work fine.
If I then manually select my âsegmentation based defaultâ preset again, it sort of activates it and also sort of falls back to opposed again 
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I do see the popup for âfalling back to opposedâ. My guess is if you fall back to opposed, there needs to be a âon changeâ event triggered on the dropdown or something, for the interface to be notified of the change .
Well, the menu was wrong for linear dng or sraws. There never was anything else functional than clip now we have opposed in addition.
Arrgh, I see what you mean, will take care of itâŚ
As you probably have noticed the segmentation algorithm is not yet implemented for sraw files.
I donât know yet if the results are as good, would need more examples with smooth transitions from unclipped to clipped, all color channels should be involved.