@Thomas_Do : Sorry, my previous reply was meant as a bit of a jest. I did understand that I was wrong and that you created your own, GIMP based, script.
But, now that you described the script; That sounds like a nice one to have. Better then the one I initially, and wrongly, thought you used from G’MIC. I do remember reading and playing with Pat’s article and that you need to be really careful to not overdo it. Yours looks nice and conservative (for lack of a better word). I never went as far to make a script though.
Yep it is. I also applied a slight colour grading.
Thanks for the image. I was really feeling B&W for this one. The composition you chose I really liked so no cropping just a slight straighten based off of the metal boxes lid on the left. Color graded to my taste as I like a tone on my B&W images so I chose one I found pleasing for this presented composition.
dt 3.6 had to pull down and compile myself for image support really wanted to edit this image
My edit is not realistic, as I again played with color contrasts to better separate foreground and background objects and get a bit more rough look. This gives the photo a little more three-dimensionality:
There’s something fishy going on at the moment with lensfun and Nikon’s Z series cameras in combination with F mount lenses. The lens is supported but isn’t picked up when using a Z6(II) (probably Z5/7 as well) body.
I see the same unwanted behaviour when using my other primes and zoom lenses. Only a generic length is picked up. This does not happen when I use these lenses with my D750.
I created a set of auto applied presets to fix it this way for the time being.
Although this is a useful thing, in principle I find lensfun to be a shaky deal. Rawtherapee at least has the possibility to do the correction manually, which is a very big plus. In darktable this is only possible to a limited extent. Manual lens correction is one function I strongly miss in darktable.
The new chromatic aberration module has some interesting effects too in addition to correcting the aberrations if you use the blue channel as the guide I find it actually seems to perceptually sharpen the image in many cases
My Z 6 doesn’t seem to report my AF-P 70-300mm either. libraw has gotten better about lens nomeclature, but it’s apparently not finding what it needs to report the F mount lenses.
I’d be curious to see what Lightroom has; if it can figure out the mounted lens from the available metadata, then it’s in there somewhere…
What I find rather curious is that if I put any of my Nikkor lenses on my D750 these combos are recognized. Both the Info button and the Profiled Lens Correction (auto) in RT show, for example:
