Old Danish living room

Someone asked me to start a playraw from a photo I posted in this thread: [Capture Challenge] Charge your battery and take some photos - #5624 by dark_photon

I used the experimental spektrafilm module in darktable. But I could not reuse the original XMP because many things have changed since I made that original edit. I made a new one based on 37ac235 of the spektrafilm module PR.

The clipped window highlight was very hard to handle, so I look forward to see darktable wizards here to show me how it is done :smile:

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darktable 5.6


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RT and GIMP


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First version:


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Bloom the windows version:


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Yes, the windows were difficult to deal with. It looks like I brought out some artifacts, although I’m not the only one to do so.


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I love the contrast to the version in the original post. This is bright, clean, sharp and the colours play with eachother. The original is warm, cozy, old fashioned. Nice to have these two versions next to eachother :slight_smile:

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DT 5.6 so not sprektrafilm module to test. Because of the over exposed windows I went for the bloom option inspired by @gwbarn
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I tried spektrafilm experimental and vkdt filmsim, but I like this version better. Added a little simulated halation plus bloom in bright areas. I had to continue the bloom theme. :sunglasses:

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Inspired by @Doug-Phoenix limiting bloom o highlights I applied a parametric mask for the bloom effect. I also brightened the shadows more. I still prefer @Doug-Phoenix rendition than mine.
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darktable with spektrafilm, Kodak Verita 200D, with the magic of preflash exposure for those creamy highlights :slight_smile:

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Nice picture, I can see our parents sitting in this room…

Did not try to correct blown out parts in window and on carpet.
Did not use tonemapper.
Played around making a slight lightrays comming from the windows
Wanted some bloom but could not yet come to grips with that.
Goal was a light/bright warm version where the bluer light outside blends with the warmer bulb light inside.

Hope you like it


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Based on your version, I thought I’d try again, but starting with the color grading I made in the dt edit above.

I don’t have the dt-spektrafilm plugin, so I exported without tonemapper, Halation, and bloom to linear Rec.2020 exr and edited in spektrafilm_experimental, starting with a Verita preset:

Verita 200D on Kodak 2383 film, camera exp 1.0 ev, print exp 0.9 ev, print y -2, print m -4, preflash 0.03, halation scatter 0.80, couplers 0.50, grain on, no lens diffusion, glare 0.03, print base scale 2, cyan 2, magenta 2, yellow 1.6.

Without a preset I’d be totally lost. :upside_down_face:

FYI Kodak developed Verita for a more punchy, contrasty look than the Vision 3 stocks, which have wider dynamic range. VERITA 200D Color Negative Film 5206/7206 | Kodak

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