An image I fed into RawDigger shows patches of yellow/gold where there shouldn't be any - most of the image looks OK.
It does mean I can't use RD for creating TIFFs if it's going to do that, though.
Hi Guys,
It appears (and you can tell from the raw file I submitted) that not all my sensor is used for image capture; there is a border around the usable image. This means the OvExp/UnExp Stats and OE Offset feature (and probably the histogram, too) don't give true values for the image.
Is there any way that RawDigger can have an added function of permanently ignoring (or only including) certain rows & columns of pixels?
I like the idea of the OE adjust feature for getting a correct exposure - but now that I have set the over/under detection levels manually (as recommended) I can't use it :(
You also have an override suggesting TIFFs can be opened, but if I try I get 'unsupported file format'?
For tiffs: RawDigger calls your system default handler for .tiff files (by issuing something like 'open filename' on Mac and 'start filename' on windows). If you have any tiff-viewers (associcated with file extension), it will fail.
OE/UE levels: Prererences - Over/Under Exposure section, select manual levels for both values and set it according to your needs.
Hi Lexa, I must not have made it clear regarding the OE adjust:
In the preferences, you have the ability to override the exposure (called Auto OE Offset) to see what happens to the over/under stats. You can't use this in combination with manual O/U levels set. It would be nice :)
If you already use manual OE level, you don't need additional offset from it.
Just enter values you need (OE you need minus offset you need) as Manual value
For example, if your Manual OE (real overexposure level) is, say, 5555, than
- 0.5 stops below will be 5555/1.41 = 3939
- 1 stop below will be 5555/2 = 2777
And so on...
The idea put forward in one of your blog entries is that you can use the OE adjust to fine tune and find the 'correct' exposure. I can see this being useful, especially in a studio setting - more so if it can be done quickly. It's easier and quicker to click on a spin button that it is to get the calculator out and enter it manually; after all, that's what computers are for, isn't it?
It's a nice-to-have, but no, it isn't essential.
I'm afraid I still can't get the TIFF side to work on Windows 7, if anyone can help...
I've removed all .tif references from the registry. Thumbnails in explorer work OK, but RawDigger still won't display them. I know TIFFs can be all sorts of formats, is it possible there is (or isn't) something in the TIFF file that RawDigger is expecting?
Most likely, I was confused by problem description.
RawDigger's Export TIFF dialog contains 'open exported tiff with default application'. If checked, it calls default application for .tif extension for newly created (exported) TIFF.
RawDigger by itself reads only RAW files, produces by digital cameras. The standard extension list contains .TIF extension because ealy Canon 1D models saves RAW with this file extension. RawDigger does not reads 'common' TIFF files (yet)
No, it's not in the list. The more I think of it, though - maybe it's not true RAW, as you can apply white balance and tone curves at capture time; how RAW it is with default settings I'm not sure. It's a Phase One Powerphase FX+. The files are readable from a normal TIFF viewer.
After update to version 1.1.3 build 391 (x64), Mac, Exosure Edition drag and drop stopped working. Instead of opening the file app says file ... not exists. Opening through menu is working. Please fix this as soon as possible, it is very annoying.
1) If filename in error message starts with /.file/id= ?
2) Do you use files from local drive, or from something else location (network, removable media)?
I was able to reproduce problem with /.file/id= under current 'users' OS X 10.10.2 (14C1514) in RawDigger 1.1.4. It is fixed in 1.1.5 for me for both local and network (SMB share) files with both icon drop and window drop, tested on 14С1514 and 14C81f
I do not have 14C109 you mention on hand to test with,
Hi, I noticed that the counts of overexposed/underexposed pixels in the "OvExp/UnExp stats" area aren't rounded properly. For example, I have an example from a D810 where RawDigger says the red channel is 17.5% underexposed. This should be about 1.6 million red photosites underexposed, but the count shows "1m". Could this either be rounded to 2m, or else the number of significant figures be increased? (e.g. "1.59m") That would be more similar to how it's done in Fast Raw Viewer.
If you happen to have any raw files from cameras that are not yet supported, including new and pre-production models, please, contact us for the support.
Fast Raw Viewer is the first and the only dedicated tool specifically designed and developed for extremely fast display, visual and technical analysis, basic corrections, sorting and setting aside or directly transferring for further processing of RAW images.
Sigma SD1m issue
Submitted by shakeshuck (not verified) on
There seems to be a problem with the SD1m profile.
How do I post a screenshot to the forum?
Do you mean color profile,
Submitted by lexa on
Do you mean color profile, used for RGB display?
Foveon color profiles are very approximate, just to produce something useable. RGB rendering is slightly better if you use 'auto' white balance.
Color profiles does not affects raw values, so bad Foveon color is acceptable for RawDigger (program purpose is to analyze raw data).
An image I fed into RawDigger
Submitted by shakeshuck (not verified) on
An image I fed into RawDigger shows patches of yellow/gold where there shouldn't be any - most of the image looks OK.
It does mean I can't use RD for creating TIFFs if it's going to do that, though.
Could you please provide some
Submitted by lexa on
Could you please provide some sample file?
Sure, how do I get it to you?
Submitted by shakeshuck (not verified) on
Sure, how do I get it to you?
Is there a PM system if I register?
You may E-mail to support
Submitted by lexa on
You may E-mail to support@rawdigger.com. Attach file (up to 100M), or upload it to somewhere (Dropbox, Google drive) and send us link.
Done!
Submitted by shakeshuck (not verified) on
Done!
Another SD1m comment
Submitted by shakeshuck (not verified) on
Hi Guys,
It appears (and you can tell from the raw file I submitted) that not all my sensor is used for image capture; there is a border around the usable image. This means the OvExp/UnExp Stats and OE Offset feature (and probably the histogram, too) don't give true values for the image.
Is there any way that RawDigger can have an added function of permanently ignoring (or only including) certain rows & columns of pixels?
Thank you for pointing this
Submitted by Iliah Borg on
Thank you for pointing this out.
We figured that out and will include the fix into the next release, if it is OK with you.
--
Best regards,
Iliah Borg
Here is intermediate version
Submitted by lexa on
Here is intermediate version with dark frame problem fixed (it will appear on screen only if masked pixels option is turned on):
Windows/x64: http://updates.rawdigger.com/data/RawDigger-1.1.1.383-x64-Setup.exe
Windows/32bit: http://updates.rawdigger.com/data/RawDigger-1.1.1.383-Setup.exe
Mac OS X: http://updates.rawdigger.com/data/RawDigger-1.1.1.383.dmg
BTW, you may select any part of image to see statistics and histogram.
We'll try to improve Foveon RGB rendering in next RawDigger release.
Thanks, All - that works
Submitted by shakeshuck (not verified) on
Thanks, All - that works great now.
Sorry Guys - I'm becoming a
Submitted by shakeshuck (not verified) on
Sorry Guys - I'm becoming a nuisance...
I like the idea of the OE adjust feature for getting a correct exposure - but now that I have set the over/under detection levels manually (as recommended) I can't use it :(
You also have an override suggesting TIFFs can be opened, but if I try I get 'unsupported file format'?
Thanks.
For tiffs: RawDigger calls
Submitted by lexa on
For tiffs: RawDigger calls your system default handler for .tiff files (by issuing something like 'open filename' on Mac and 'start filename' on windows). If you have any tiff-viewers (associcated with file extension), it will fail.
OE/UE levels: Prererences - Over/Under Exposure section, select manual levels for both values and set it according to your needs.
Hi Lexa, I must not have made
Submitted by shakeshuck (not verified) on
Hi Lexa, I must not have made it clear regarding the OE adjust:
In the preferences, you have the ability to override the exposure (called Auto OE Offset) to see what happens to the over/under stats. You can't use this in combination with manual O/U levels set. It would be nice :)
If you already use manual OE
Submitted by lexa on
If you already use manual OE level, you don't need additional offset from it.
Just enter values you need (OE you need minus offset you need) as Manual value
For example, if your Manual OE (real overexposure level) is, say, 5555, than
- 0.5 stops below will be 5555/1.41 = 3939
- 1 stop below will be 5555/2 = 2777
And so on...
The idea put forward in one
Submitted by shakeshuck (not verified) on
The idea put forward in one of your blog entries is that you can use the OE adjust to fine tune and find the 'correct' exposure. I can see this being useful, especially in a studio setting - more so if it can be done quickly. It's easier and quicker to click on a spin button that it is to get the calculator out and enter it manually; after all, that's what computers are for, isn't it?
It's a nice-to-have, but no, it isn't essential.
I'm afraid I still can't get the TIFF side to work on Windows 7, if anyone can help...
I've removed all .tif references from the registry. Thumbnails in explorer work OK, but RawDigger still won't display them. I know TIFFs can be all sorts of formats, is it possible there is (or isn't) something in the TIFF file that RawDigger is expecting?
Thanks.
Most likely, I was confused
Submitted by lexa on
Most likely, I was confused by problem description.
RawDigger's Export TIFF dialog contains 'open exported tiff with default application'. If checked, it calls default application for .tif extension for newly created (exported) TIFF.
RawDigger by itself reads only RAW files, produces by digital cameras. The standard extension list contains .TIF extension because ealy Canon 1D models saves RAW with this file extension. RawDigger does not reads 'common' TIFF files (yet)
Thanks for the clarification.
Submitted by shakeshuck (not verified) on
Thanks for the clarification. I have a scanning back that saves 'RAW' as TIFF.
Is it in supported camera
Submitted by lexa on
Is it in supported camera list?
And, another question, is this 'normal tiff' (that may be opened by Photoshop and/or other 'common' tiff viewers)?
No, it's not in the list. The
Submitted by shakeshuck (not verified) on
No, it's not in the list. The more I think of it, though - maybe it's not true RAW, as you can apply white balance and tone curves at capture time; how RAW it is with default settings I'm not sure. It's a Phase One Powerphase FX+. The files are readable from a normal TIFF viewer.
Normal (not RAW with .tif
Submitted by lexa on
Normal (not RAW with .tif extension) TIFFs are in TODO list. Not ready yet.
Drag and drop stopped working
Submitted by Alexander (not verified) on
After update to version 1.1.3 build 391 (x64), Mac, Exosure Edition drag and drop stopped working. Instead of opening the file app says file ... not exists. Opening through menu is working. Please fix this as soon as possible, it is very annoying.
Thank you for bug report.
Submitted by lexa on
Thank you for bug report.
Could you please specify what OS X version you use?
version
Submitted by Alexander (not verified) on
OS X 10.10.2 (14C109)
The problem is caused not by
Submitted by lexa on
The problem is caused not by RawDigger update, but by OS X update, it handles Drag-n-Drop in new way now.
Please test this RawDigger update: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2v6lc007gu9qjj3/RawDigger-1.1.5.402.dmg?dl=0
(not final 1.0.5, but should handle this new way of Drag'n-Drop). Works for me, but we need independend approval too.
Still not good
Submitted by Alexander (not verified) on
Hi, just checked Raw Digger 1.1.5. It works with app icon but not with main window problem persists.
Also checked with 10.10.3
Submitted by lexa on
Also checked with 10.10.3 developer release: RawDigger 1.1.5 accepts drops to window
Questions:
Submitted by lexa on
Questions:
1) If filename in error message starts with /.file/id= ?
2) Do you use files from local drive, or from something else location (network, removable media)?
I was able to reproduce problem with /.file/id= under current 'users' OS X 10.10.2 (14C1514) in RawDigger 1.1.4. It is fixed in 1.1.5 for me for both local and network (SMB share) files with both icon drop and window drop, tested on 14С1514 and 14C81f
I do not have 14C109 you mention on hand to test with,
exact error
Submitted by Alexander (not verified) on
Hi,
on Raw Digger 1.1.5 the exact message is:
File /Volumes/Public/Shared Pictures/photos/2015/2015_03_31 %D0%9F%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B3%D1%83%D0%BB%D0%BA%D0%B0/_3190786.ORF does not exists
it is on local hard drive folder.
Thanks.
Submitted by lexa on
Thanks.
It looks like non-english characters are not decoded correctly. That's why I do not see this problem (all my filenames in test was english-only).
To be fixed in 1-2 days, thanks again for notifying us.
Please test another one:
Submitted by lexa on
Please test another one: https://www.dropbox.com/s/re4nk30zetdo462/RawDigger-1.1.5.403.dmg?dl=0
This one works, thanks!
Submitted by Alexander (not verified) on
This one works, thanks!
Bug? Crash upon 2nd export.
Submitted by agblum on
Machine: Macbook Pro OSX 10.8.5
Processor: 2.7 Ghz Intel Core i7
Memory: 16GB
I selected File > Export Tiff, made my export choices and clicked Save. The Export was good.
Then I immediately re-selected File > Export Tiff, hoping to make some different export choices, but Raw Digger crashed.
This is repeatable.
Andrea G. Blum
UltravioletPhotography.com
Dear Andrea,
Submitted by Iliah Borg on
Dear Andrea,
Thank you for letting us know. Can you please send us the Apple crash report, and a sample of a raw file that causes the repeated crash?
--
Best regards,
Iliah Borg
Keep getting "excutable file corrupted"
Submitted by xpatUSA on
After so many images have been viewed I get this when trying to load the next or previous file:
http://kronometric.org/phot/xfer/execCorr.jpg
After dismissing the message, it will load the file anyway, but when trying to load another, RD shuts itself down.
Have re-installed but still does it.
Maybe my latest computer (older one died):
PC, Pentium 4 631 processor, 4GB RAM, XP Pro 32-bit.
RawDigger worked fine on previous computer which was the same but only 3GB RAM.
Anything I can do?
best regards,
Ted
Ted
What version do you use?
Submitted by lexa on
What version do you use?
According to our records, we've fixed this (WinXP-related) bug in RawDigger 1.1.4, released about one month ago.
XP - executable file corrupted bug
Submitted by xpatUSA on
Thanks Alex,
I was on 1.1.1. Just down-loaded 1.1.4.
Sorry for wasting your time!
Ted
Ted
Please contact us directly or
Submitted by lexa on
Please contact us directly or via this forum if 1.1.4 will not solve the problem.
Rounding of OvExp/UnExp counts
Submitted by boviscopophobic (not verified) on
Hi, I noticed that the counts of overexposed/underexposed pixels in the "OvExp/UnExp stats" area aren't rounded properly. For example, I have an example from a D810 where RawDigger says the red channel is 17.5% underexposed. This should be about 1.6 million red photosites underexposed, but the count shows "1m". Could this either be rounded to 2m, or else the number of significant figures be increased? (e.g. "1.59m") That would be more similar to how it's done in Fast Raw Viewer.
Yes, values above 1k are
Submitted by lexa on
Yes, values above 1k are rounded to lowest value, thanks for pointing to it.
To be fixed in RawDigger 1.0.5
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