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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Digital Image Processing => Topic started by: bobfriedman on December 23, 2018, 05:50:31 pm
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Turns out that for my monochrome sensor conversion images - TIF monochrome file outputs.. AIG creates color image outputs whether I want it to or not. Settings attached... Any suggestions?
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Turns out that for my monochrome sensor conversion images - TIF monochrome file outputs.. AIG creates color image outputs whether I want it to or not. Settings attached... Any suggestions?
Hi Bob,
To better understand your issue, are your input image TIFFs 3-channel monochrome (e.g. tinted) or 1-channel or 3-channel achromatic (greyscale) images?
And what do the output images look like?
Cheers,
Bart
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Hi Bob,
To better understand your issue, are your input image TIFFs 3-channel monochrome (e.g. tinted) or 1-channel or 3-channel achromatic (greyscale) images?
And what do the output images look like?
Cheers,
Bart
they are greyscale.. pure monochrome. in fact, I bypass demosaicing using DarkTable.
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turns out that they were not as pure as I thought.. I processed the raw files with Monochrome2DNG and actually got 1-channel Gray.. which solved the problem..
while the DarkTable output (demosaic turned off) monochrome TIF when read in with photoshop actually showed 3-channel RGB but ACR displayed as monochrome. AIG processed files from those TIF's showed slight color when magnified.
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interesting response from Topaz..
Topaz Marketing (Topaz Classic)
Jan 4, 2:27 PM CST
Hello Bob,
Currently, Gigapixel's AI models have only been trained on color photos so most of the time when you run a monochrome file through the program, it outputs with a color cast. Though this is fixable in post, we don't currently have a way of stopping this process.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Sincerely,
Topaz Labs Marketing Team
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interesting response from Topaz..
Topaz Marketing (Topaz Classic)
Jan 4, 2:27 PM CST
Hello Bob,
Currently, Gigapixel's AI models have only been trained on color photos so most of the time when you run a monochrome file through the program, it outputs with a color cast. Though this is fixable in post, we don't currently have a way of stopping this process.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Sincerely,
Topaz Labs Marketing Team
Hi Bob,
Thanks for letting us know their reaction. So no immediate solution coming from them, thus another postprocessing step to make the result achromatic/monochrome again is needed.
I could imagine that if enough people file a feature request, they could add a trained option for greyscale/luminosity input only. Question is, is there a large enough market for that feature to justify the effort.
Cheers,
Bart