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White balance for ILCE-6700 #17327
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The Kelvin presets are ok to have, and one doesn't want fine tuning for those. I'm away from my machine, so can't really look into the warnings for a while unfortunately... P.S. Should be "ILCE", so please update the title for future reference. |
@sercxanto Thanks for the data. Finally managed to take a look at your JSON file - I'd basically discard all of the "Color Temperature/Color Filter" entries and keep everything from Daylight below (incl. the Kelvin presets)... Are you able to prepare a PR for this perhaps? |
Thanks, looks good I think. You don't need to build anything to test, just replace wb_presets.json in your current installation... |
@kmilos I replaced the |
Hi Darktable team,
I like to contribute white balance presets for ICLE-6700 (Sony Alpha 6700).
First I tried to run
extract_wb.py
and create a PR, but when running the script I stumpled across 75 warnings on stderr:And the final line
So I don't know if the resulting JSON file is really valid: ICLE-6700.json
Further investigation by running
extract_wb_from_images.sh
(see darktable-whitebalance-20240814.tar.gz) revealed that it has something to do with the WB setting "C.Temp/Filter":
Sony's description of "C.Temp/Filter" is the following:
I made a single shot for every selectable color temperature in Kelvin (skipping changing amber/blue settings). Does it even make sense to record shots for this WB setting? Should I have skipped it?
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