[Gimp-user] boosting shadows
- From: Casey Connor <gimp-user-list caseyconnor org>
- To: gimp-user-list gnome org
- Subject: [Gimp-user] boosting shadows
- Date: Sun, 8 Jan 2017 15:38:23 -0800
Hi -- I was working on a 16bit tiff trying to boost shadows in gimp
similar to how I do it in raw photo development software.
I was almost able to do it, but not well, because gimp doesn't provide
much resolution in the low end of the histogram when adjusting curves, etc.
The best solution I found in gimp was to use gmic and enlarge the curve
dialog across two monitors, which almost gave enough resolution to
adjust as needed, but it was still a pain, and the results weren't as nice.
I ended up using rawtherapee semi-successfully (the controls for the
curves are easier to adjust) but none of the solutions compared to using
the raw software I normally use (Canon's Digital Photo Professional)
because it uses some kind of scaled histogram (e.g. log scale on x axis).
Any techniques anyone knows to get this done in gimp? I know there are
other methods with masks and overlays and such -- I haven't been too
impressed with them and am hoping for some kind of curve tool... maybe a
plugin? Thanks!
-c
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