Thanks for the explanation of the reasons. As a technician myself I
understand it and accept it. Just want to notice, that it would be nice
to tell a user that manual enabling of the filmic plugin requires both
disabling basic curve (it replaces it) AND adding +1EV.
Some notes on enabling scene-b
I need to presume things in order to provide consistent and reasonable
workflows from start to end. You get the scene-linear one, based on
linear editing with exposure and filmic, and the display-linear one,
based on legacy modules and modules order (and base curve), or
alternatively, no workflow a
You presume a user chooses one of the approaches and uses it full time.
In that case the expose is added automatically. And what if a user
mostly uses basecurve approach and time after time wants to make a
scene-referred variant? He needs to turn off the basecurve, turn on the
filmic module (it is
The required +1 EV exposure boost is now applied automatically in
exposure module for new edits if you choose the scene-linear workflow in
preferences -> processing -> auto-apply pixel workflow default.
Filmic v4 imposes 18% scene to be remapped to 18% display no matter
what, resulting in preserva
The change that I see in v. 4.0 is that all of my images appear 1 stop
underexposed as compared to the previous version. Earlier I did not need
to adjust exposure at all, now I must boost the exposure on all images.
David
On 2020-06-09 11:46 a.m., Alexander Rabtchevich wrote:
Hm, as I underst
Hm, as I understand, if I enable filmic plugin v 4.0 manually, I need to
add +1.0EV manually too? That wasn't so with 3.0.
With respect,
Alexander Rabtchevich
Aurélien Pierre wrote:
Hi,
there is a +1 EV added by default in exposure if you enable the
scene-referred workflow. I don't unders
Hi,
there is a +1 EV added by default in exposure if you enable the
scene-referred workflow. I don't understand what you mean. The exposure
bias is read in image EXIF, if the bias is 0 EV, then the setting is 0
EV too.
Cheers,
Aurélien.
Le 09/06/2020 à 19:46, Alexander Rabtchevich a écrit :
> H
Hello
Exposure compensation bias for my Sony A99 is 0EV and images are too
dark. They require to add +1EV to match filmic v.3
Current git master
With respect,
Alexander Rabtchevich
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