Dual Boot Not Aligned

I’m using the latest version of RT for a duel boot box, i.e. an RT setup on Ubuntu and a RT setup on Win 10 both set to work on the same folder, files and pp3. Oddly the white balance tint and temperature seem not to be aligned.

Thoughts?

Thanks.

Brian

Can you expand on “not aligned”?

Are you using the same version? What versions are you using?

Have you loaded an ICC profile for your monitor on each OS?

By not aligned, I mean out of sync. What you see under Ubuntu is not what you see under Windows.

As to versions, I’m using Dariusz Duma’s latest compiled version 1:4.3+git20160914-378~ubuntu16.04.1. And on windows, RT 4.2.1148 for Windows Vista/7/8/10 64-bit - fast.

As to loading the ICC profile, nope… I’ve not done that.

I’d check and see what ICC profile each OS is using, especially if you haven’t calibrated your monitor. I wouldn’t expect them to look the same at all.

Nope. Since last we spoke, I did calibrate both to the same profile. Problem remains.

The version you use on Ubuntu, is that gtk3 or gtk2? In case it’s gtk2 it’s ahead of the windows version (which is gtk3) by some commits

It’s Dariusz Duma latest unstable. I assume that exceeds the Windows version.

Can you upload screenshots of both versions to filebin.net to show us what’s wrong?

https://filebin.net/bu4ut6hejpdnhbkg

That clearly looks like wrong black levels are used in the windows version. The windows version definitely is gtk3 and behind your linux version for some commits. Can you upload a raw file to filebin.net, please? I’ll have a look then tomorrow.

Ingo

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Thanks, Ingo. Raw uploaded to https://filebin.net/bu4ut6hejpdnhbkg .

Keep me posted. If there’s anything else you may need, let me know.

Download the camconst.json linked in first post of this issue and copy it into your rt dir of your windows system. That should solve your problem.

Perfect! Grazie.