Negadoctor : Introduce slide film mode #425
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After testing it for several weeks, I propose this positive film editing mode into Negadoctor.
This feature allows users to edit their scans of slide film and easily restore exposure issues (especially in high and low density color balance).
The GUI adapts based on the selected mode (negative or positive).
Since slide film is not inverted, the color balance settings are reversed between shadows and highlights compared to the negative mode, in order to consistently represent low and high densities across all modes. Parameter names are automatically updated in the Corrections tab, and tooltips are adjusted throughout.
The calculations for the automatic adjustments of the color balance pipettes for high densities, as well as Paper Black and Print Exposure, have been adapted to work correctly in positive mode.
Note:
As for negative film, the user needs to measure the film base with Dmin and the highest density area with Dmax.
In positive mode, Shadow / Highlight color balance are inverted. So in slide film mode, the corrective color balance bias in highlights (offset) should be done first, if any, and then the general color balance is made ideally in shadows (gain).
TODO :
red offset
andred gain
instead ofshadows red offset
andhighlights red gain
, orlow red offset
andhigh red gain
.