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exiv2 doesn't recognize the lens Sigma 24mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art when used with a crop sensor, i.e. Nikon D7500.
I was reproducing that issue with darktable (built from current master) and also by directly launching exiv2 from a MINGW64 shell under Windows 11.
In the meantime, the crop related calibration data was added to the lensfun database (see lensfun issue 2126), the issue related to darktable not recognizing this lens and the content of the exiv2.ini is decribed in lensfun issue 2127.
Describe the solution you would like
Would be wonderful, if you may add recognition of this lens to exiv2.
Describe alternatives you have considered
As a work-around I created an exiv2.ini linking the lens ID with the lens name string found in the lensfun database
Desktop
Windows 11
Exiv2 version 0.27.7 installed via pacman
darktable built from current master
Additional context
I attached a JPEG file that was taken with this lens. Don't get confused, it's just a "black shot" 😉.
And I wish all of you developing, maintaining or otherwise contributing to this nice piece of software a Happy New Year 😃
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exiv2 doesn't recognize the lens Sigma 24mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art when used with a crop sensor, i.e. Nikon D7500.
I was reproducing that issue with darktable (built from current master) and also by directly launching exiv2 from a MINGW64 shell under Windows 11.
In the meantime, the crop related calibration data was added to the lensfun database (see lensfun issue 2126), the issue related to darktable not recognizing this lens and the content of the
exiv2.ini
is decribed in lensfun issue 2127.Describe the solution you would like
Would be wonderful, if you may add recognition of this lens to exiv2.
Describe alternatives you have considered
As a work-around I created an
exiv2.ini
linking the lens ID with the lens name string found in the lensfun databaseDesktop
Additional context
I attached a JPEG file that was taken with this lens. Don't get confused, it's just a "black shot" 😉.
And I wish all of you developing, maintaining or otherwise contributing to this nice piece of software a Happy New Year 😃
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: