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Awesome comment. TIFF is not officially supported now and so far we can only output 8bit JPEG in html canvas through downsampling. The downsampling is process
by bwang29 12y ago
Awesome comment.
TIFF is not officially supported now and so far we can only output 8bit JPEG in html canvas through downsampling.
The downsampling is process "the thinking" part is controlled to be not hurting the user experience and it's different depending on your machine. For faster machines we can remove the thinking part but it would take up more memory (right now the footprint during processing is less than 20mb, consider this is a web app)
I agree Adobe is doing better in interpolation (the harshness) and we are working to improve that.
What OS and browser you're using? The curves and split toning works well on Mac Desktops.
We only have two developers working on this right now. Do you know where we can get lens correction profiles, is it publicly licensed?
- jawngee 12y agoUsing Safari 8 on Yosemite. Clicking on the curve points doesn't do anything. I just retried it thinking maybe I had done something wrong, but still no love. Re: correction profiles, I'm not sure. Darktable has some, though not as many as Lightroom, so there must be some public source for some of them. This is actually a pretty big deal (for me at least). I'm not a photographer, but I publish a digital/ipad magazine and do most of the retouching work. http://www.darktable.org http://www.darktable.org (Not a fan of darktable, but they do some things pretty well).
- bwang29 12y agoMouse move event on scaled element on Safari Yosemite seems to be broken, we're looking for a fix now.
- meelooo 12y agoIIRC the lens profile format adobe uses for Camera Raw and Light Room is human readable and editable so you may be able to use it directly.