I wrote a film simulation program in Python and here it is

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I’ve discussed this project on this forum before, and @arctic is working on a very similar program with a very similar approach. It’s like an extremely amateurish version of Dehancer.

I plan to make the documentation more complete eventually but since I got it in a working, shareable state I thought I’d upload it for anybody who wants to give it a try. I’m not even sure if it’ll work on somebody else’s computer, this is just a hobby project. I have no experience making production software, only internal tools for analyses/simulations and this is my first ever GUI program too. There is a LOT that I would do differently wrt the GUI code if I were starting over again.

Link to program

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Fear not, there is no such thing as “production software”; there is only software that goes into production. :rofl:

I can’t get to the page, gitlab wants me to log in🤔

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Please try again now! :grin:

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Thsts awesome, thank you so much for sharing!

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That’s a shot amount of time to learn a lot! Seems you’ve done well. Thanks for sharing!

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I’ve seen the results you and @arctic are getting and they’re impressive! I wanna try this… Just need to find out how to run it on Windows.:sunglasses:

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What error message are you getting?

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i have to say i love your readme on gitlab there.

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Oh good, I was worried it too wordy and light on technical details (I’ve got notes with all the equations and algorithms but haven’t put them into the readme).

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Looks very interesting. Will have to play around with it.

I noticed some stray \texttt{…} in a few places in the readme.

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Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

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@Donatzsky yes that’s how I found out gitlab’s markdown parser is not pandoc :grin:

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Sorry, wasn’t clear, no error messages just not had time to remember/learn how to run python apps!

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@123sg try installing Anaconda (free version) and use the prompt it comes with. You install packages with “conda install colour”

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Thank you for making and sharing this.

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I get some errors when trying to start Cinemapper on Windows. Is it a problem with my machine? Error text:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File “C:\cinemapper-main\cinemapper.py”, line 21, in
import rawtools
File “C:\cinemapper-main\rawtools_init_.py”, line 11, in
from .demosaicing import (
File “C:\cinemapper-main\rawtools\demosaicing.py”, line 17, in
from .coloring import apply_color_filter, apply_bw_filter, halate_image, source_to_film, film_to_print
File “C:\cinemapper-main\rawtools\coloring.py”, line 9, in
colour.set_domain_range_scale(“1”)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: module ‘colour’ has no attribute ‘set_domain_range_scale’

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Haha that’s so accurate :joy: