[Feature] Render RAW images with develop settings using XMP sidecar adjustment data #29014
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My main timeline also looks a bit strange due to this. My phone pictures are sort of ok/bland, Insta360 .dng pictures are super vivid, and bright, and my camera pictures look super dark silhouettes almost... A funny mix of chaos.
@jeena has a cool script for similar application |
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I think as well that this would be interesting and I am happy that you opened this again. To be able to decide to use darktable-cli as raw processor would be the first step I guess, consciousness of the .xmp the second. The adjustments you listed are not really the decision on immichs side (darktable-cli just processes everything thats present in a darktable .xmp, for lightroom .xmp it should work for these and these only: https://github.com/darktable-org/dtdocs/blob/master/content/overview/sidecar-files/sidecar-import.md). Additional ressources: |
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Huge thumbs up for this!
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I have searched the existing feature requests, both open and closed, to make sure this is not a duplicate request.
The feature
I am making this feature request as the active one has mistakenly been closed as a duplicate #8848 a long time ago, but there is continued interest.
immich is an awesome tool that grew over expectations, and something unique and much needed was created, this feature may make it even better for many
This feature is not about RAW embedded previews, but about rendering the image from the un-adjusted RAW and applying the sidecar adjustments.
Multiple proposals have been made on the related Reddit / git discussions
darktable-cli may be the most feasible one.
This feature shall not cover special, and editor-specific adjustments Local Adjustments (Masks/Brushes), Lightroom presets, etc
The feature should:
This feature would benefit people who shoot in RAW
People who shoot raw and have slower cameras, in darker scenes, tend to underexpose pictures in favor of shutter speed, and later adjust RAW exposure.
Pure RAW preview for these pictures do not reflect the intended picture, and can lack vividness / white balance
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