Since I am a little fed up with color management at the moment, here is a black and white picture to play with.
P2108406.ORF (13.8 MB)
P2108406.ORF.xmp (27.0 KB)
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P2108406.ORF (13.8 MB)
P2108406.ORF.xmp (27.0 KB)
This file is licensed Creative Commons, By-Attribution, Share-Alike.
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Nice shot and a nice b&w edit.
My version using dt 3.0:
storm.sabine.olympus.e-m1.orf.xmp (25.9 KB)
Would love to separate those mountains a bit more, especially those on the right side, but I can’t seem to get them “naturally enhanced” (any tips?).
@wiegemalt: Thanks for sharing!
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Nice shot. At first dt wouldn’t recognize the .orf file - wouldn’t even show it in the list of images when importing the folder I stuck it in. After a couple more tries it finally showed it - not the first time I’ve had this behaviour with orf files.
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Thanks!
It’s nice to see all the different variants!
@Bbawt I have many orf Files, but never encountered a behaviour as you describes. On which OS are you?
Win 10, dt 3.0. I just downloaded 2 more of your .orf files and they loaded just fine. Its an issue I can’t reproduce consistently and it may be a windows issue. I notice File Manager in windows doesn’t produce a thumbnail for orf files but will for all other raw files I’ve ever used.
This is really weird behavior. I also think it’s the operating system
But I can’t help you there. I don’t use Windows…
@Bbawt Start a new thread or file a bug report on this when you find out more. I don’t think not seeing a thumbnail on File Manager has anything to do with dt not reading the files right away. If the file is listed, then it exists.
Yes, if I can get any kind of consistency with the issue, or if others have it I will file a report. So far though its quite random and I haven’t seen anything here or on Github that seems similar.
