Dynamic processing profiles - Revision history

DrSlony at 11:49, 9 March 2023

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	~~<div class="pagetitle">Dynamic Processing Profiles</div>~~

	[[File:dynamic-profile-rules-screenshot.png\|thumb\|The Dynamic Profile Rules panel in RawTherapee-5.4.]]		[[File:dynamic-profile-rules-screenshot.png\|thumb\|The Dynamic Profile Rules panel in RawTherapee-5.4.]]

DrSlony at 21:37, 9 December 2019

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			<div class="pagetitle">Dynamic Processing Profiles</div>

	[[File:dynamic-profile-rules-screenshot.png\|thumb\|The Dynamic Profile Rules panel in RawTherapee-5.4.]]		[[File:dynamic-profile-rules-screenshot.png\|thumb\|The Dynamic Profile Rules panel in RawTherapee-5.4.]]

DrSlony at 12:26, 5 July 2019

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	In order to activate the functionality, the [[Preferences#Default_Processing_Profile\|default processing profile]] must be set to "(Dynamic)". Rules are defined in the [[Preferences#Dynamic_Profile_Rules_Tab\|Dynamic Profile Rules]] section of the Preferences window.		In order to activate the functionality, the [[Preferences#Default_Processing_Profile\|default processing profile]] must be set to "(Dynamic)". Rules are defined in the [[Preferences#Dynamic_Profile_Rules_Tab\|Dynamic Profile Rules]] section of the Preferences window.

	In order to invoke the dynamic processing profile chain in batch, after having configured the dynamic ~~processing profiles~~, select multiple images in the File Browser, right-click any selected image and select "Processing Profile Operations > Reset to Default" in the popup context menu.		In order to invoke the dynamic processing profile chain in batch, after having configured the dynamic profile rules and set the default profile for raw/non-raw photos to "(Dynamic)", select multiple images in the File Browser, right-click any selected image and select "Processing Profile Operations > Reset to Default" in the popup context menu.

	Dynamic profile rules work on the following image metadata:		Dynamic profile rules work on the following image metadata:

DrSlony at 12:24, 5 July 2019

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	In order to activate the functionality, the [[Preferences#Default_Processing_Profile\|default processing profile]] must be set to "(Dynamic)". Rules are defined in the [[Preferences#Dynamic_Profile_Rules_Tab\|Dynamic Profile Rules]] section of the Preferences window.		In order to activate the functionality, the [[Preferences#Default_Processing_Profile\|default processing profile]] must be set to "(Dynamic)". Rules are defined in the [[Preferences#Dynamic_Profile_Rules_Tab\|Dynamic Profile Rules]] section of the Preferences window.

			In order to invoke the dynamic processing profile chain in batch, after having configured the dynamic processing profiles, select multiple images in the File Browser, right-click any selected image and select "Processing Profile Operations > Reset to Default" in the popup context menu.

	Dynamic profile rules work on the following image metadata:		Dynamic profile rules work on the following image metadata:

DrSlony: Updated

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	Sometimes a single, "static" default processing profile is not enough to cover all use cases. For example, the amount of noise reduction to apply varies according to the ~~Camera~~ and ISO setting used. Another example is the kind and amount of lens corrections needed, which is obviously dependent on the lens used.		[[File:dynamic-profile-rules-screenshot.png\|thumb\|The Dynamic Profile Rules panel in RawTherapee-5.4.]]

			Sometimes a single, "static" default processing profile is not enough to cover all use cases. For example, the amount of noise reduction to apply varies according to the camera and ISO setting used. Another example is the kind and amount of lens corrections needed, which is obviously dependent on the lens used.

	In order to handle such cases, RawTherapee provides a feature that allows to create a default processing profile "dynamically", based on the metadata of the image being processed (such as camera and lens name, shutter speed, ISO value, and so on).		In order to handle such cases, RawTherapee provides a feature that allows to create a default processing profile "dynamically", based on the metadata of the image being processed (such as camera and lens name, shutter speed, ISO value, and so on).

	This is done by defining a set of "~~Dynamic~~ profile rules". Each rule has a [[Creating_processing_profiles_for_general_use\|(partial) processing profile]] attached to it, plus some conditions on the image		This is done by defining a set of "dynamic profile rules". Each rule has a [[Creating_processing_profiles_for_general_use\|(partial) processing profile]] attached to it, plus some conditions on the image
	metadata that define whether the rule is applicable. When a picture is edited for the first time, the list of rules is scanned, and all the profiles that match are combined (in the order given, so later rules can override earlier ones) to build the initial processing profile.		metadata that define whether the rule is applicable. When a picture is edited for the first time, the list of rules is scanned, and all the profiles that match are combined (in the order given, so later rules can override earlier ones) to build the initial processing profile.

	In order to activate the functionality, the [[Preferences#Default_Processing_Profile\|default processing profile]] must be set to "(Dynamic)". Rules are defined in the [[Preferences#Dynamic_Profile_Rules_Tab\|Dynamic Profile Rules]] section of the ~~preferences~~ window.		In order to activate the functionality, the [[Preferences#Default_Processing_Profile\|default processing profile]] must be set to "(Dynamic)". Rules are defined in the [[Preferences#Dynamic_Profile_Rules_Tab\|Dynamic Profile Rules]] section of the Preferences window.

	Dynamic profile rules work on the following image metadata:		Dynamic profile rules work on the following image metadata:

	; Camera		; Camera
	: the camera name (including brand) as shown in the image info overlay of the [[The_Image_Editor_Tab\|Image Editor]]. If active, by default this entry will cause the rule to apply only to pictures taken with the exact camera specified here (~~except that~~ the ~~capitalization of the string~~ is ~~ignored~~). However, if the entry starts with the <code>re:</code> prefix, then the rest of the string will be interpreted as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression regular expression] to use for the matching. For example, a rule with the Camera value set to <code>re:SONY ILCE-[56].00</code> will be applied to all Sony Alpha a5xxx and a6xxx cameras.		: the camera name (including brand) as shown in the image info overlay of the [[The_Image_Editor_Tab\|Image Editor]]. If active, by default this entry will cause the rule to apply only to pictures taken with the exact camera specified here (the name is case-insensitive). However, if the entry starts with the <code>re:</code> prefix, then the rest of the string will be interpreted as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression regular expression] to use for the matching. For example, a rule with the Camera value set to <code>re:SONY ILCE-[56].00</code> will be applied to all Sony Alpha a5xxx and a6xxx cameras.

	; Lens		; Lens
	: ~~the~~ full lens name. As above, a regular expression can be used by starting with the <code>re:</code> prefix		: The full lens name. As above, a regular expression can be used by starting with the <code>re:</code> prefix.

	; ISO		; ISO
	: ~~the~~ range of ISO values		: The range of ISO values.

	; Aperture		; Aperture
	: ~~the~~ range of apertures of the lens (measured in f/ stops)		: The range of apertures of the lens, measured in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-number f-stops].

	; Focal length		; Focal length
	: ~~the~~ range of focal lengths used (in mm)		: The range of focal lengths used, in mm.

	; Shutter		; Shutter
	: ~~the~~ range of shutter speeds in seconds ~~(for~~ example, enter 0.03 for a speed of 1/30")		: The range of shutter speeds, in seconds. For example, enter 0.03 for a speed of 1/30".

	; Exposure compensation		; Exposure compensation
	: ~~the~~ range of exposure ~~compensations~~.		: The range of exposure compensation values, in stops.

	~~A screenshot is shown below.~~

	~~[[File:dynamic-profile-rules-screenshot.png]]~~

DrSlony at 18:36, 30 May 2017

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	Sometimes a single, "static" default processing profile is not enough to cover all use cases. For example, the amount of noise reduction to apply varies according to the Camera and ISO setting used. Another		Sometimes a single, "static" default processing profile is not enough to cover all use cases. For example, the amount of noise reduction to apply varies according to the Camera and ISO setting used. Another example is the kind and amount of lens corrections needed, which is obviously dependent on the lens used.
	example is the kind and amount of lens corrections needed, which is obviously dependent on the lens used.

	In order to handle such cases, RawTherapee provides a feature that allows to create a default processing profile "dynamically", based on the metadata of the image being processed (such as camera and lens name, shutter speed, ISO value, and so on).		In order to handle such cases, RawTherapee provides a feature that allows to create a default processing profile "dynamically", based on the metadata of the image being processed (such as camera and lens name, shutter speed, ISO value, and so on).

DrSlony at 18:28, 30 May 2017

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	Sometimes a single, "static" default processing profile is not enough to cover		Sometimes a single, "static" default processing profile is not enough to cover all use cases. For example, the amount of noise reduction to apply varies according to the Camera and ISO setting used. Another
	all use cases. For example, the amount of noise reduction to apply varies		example is the kind and amount of lens corrections needed, which is obviously dependent on the lens used.
	according to the Camera and ISO setting used. Another example is the kind and
	amount of lens corrections needed, which is obviously dependent on the lens
	used.

	In order to handle such cases, RawTherapee provides a feature that allows to		In order to handle such cases, RawTherapee provides a feature that allows to create a default processing profile "dynamically", based on the metadata of the image being processed (such as camera and lens name, shutter speed, ISO value, and so on).
	create a default processing profile "dynamically", based on the metadata of
	the image being processed (such as camera and lens name, shutter speed, ISO
	value, and so on).

	This is done by defining a set of "Dynamic profile rules". Each rule has a		This is done by defining a set of "Dynamic profile rules". Each rule has a [[Creating_processing_profiles_for_general_use\|(partial) processing profile]] attached to it, plus some conditions on the image
	[[Creating_processing_profiles_for_general_use\|(partial) processing profile]] attached to it, plus some conditions on the image		metadata that define whether the rule is applicable. When a picture is edited for the first time, the list of rules is scanned, and all the profiles that match are combined (in the order given, so later rules can override earlier ones) to build the initial processing profile.
	metadata that define whether the rule is applicable. When a picture is edited for the
	first time, the list of rules is scanned, and all the profiles that match are
	combined (in the order given, so later rules can override earlier ones) to
	build the initial processing profile.

	In order to activate the functionality, the [[Preferences#Default_Processing_Profile\|default processing profile]] must be set to "(Dynamic)".		In order to activate the functionality, the [[Preferences#Default_Processing_Profile\|default processing profile]] must be set to "(Dynamic)". Rules are defined in the [[Preferences#Dynamic_Profile_Rules_Tab\|Dynamic Profile Rules]] section of the preferences window.
	Rules are defined in the [[Preferences#Dynamic_Profile_Rules_Tab\|Dynamic Profile Rules]] section of the preferences window.

	Dynamic profile rules work on the following image metadata:		Dynamic profile rules work on the following image metadata:

Agriggio at 08:48, 10 March 2017

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	In order to activate the functionality, the [[Preferences#Default_Processing_Profile\|default processing profile]] must be set to "(Dynamic)".		In order to activate the functionality, the [[Preferences#Default_Processing_Profile\|default processing profile]] must be set to "(Dynamic)".
	Rules are defined in the [[Preferences#~~Dynamic_Profile_Rules~~\|Dynamic Profile Rules]] section of the preferences window.		Rules are defined in the [[Preferences#Dynamic_Profile_Rules_Tab\|Dynamic Profile Rules]] section of the preferences window.

	Dynamic profile rules work on the following image metadata:		Dynamic profile rules work on the following image metadata:

Agriggio at 07:16, 10 March 2017

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	This is done by defining a set of "Dynamic profile rules". Each rule has a		This is done by defining a set of "Dynamic profile rules". Each rule has a
	(partial) processing profile attached to it, plus some conditions on the image		[[Creating_processing_profiles_for_general_use\|(partial) processing profile]] attached to it, plus some conditions on the image
	metadata that define whether the rule is applicable. When a picture is edited for the		metadata that define whether the rule is applicable. When a picture is edited for the
	first time, the list of rules is scanned, and all the profiles that match are		first time, the list of rules is scanned, and all the profiles that match are
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	build the initial processing profile.		build the initial processing profile.

	In order to activate the functionality, the default processing profile ~~(in Preferences -> Image Processing)~~ must be set to "(Dynamic)".		In order to activate the functionality, the [[Preferences#Default_Processing_Profile\|default processing profile]] must be set to "(Dynamic)".
	Rules are defined in the "Dynamic Profile Rules" section of the preferences window.		Rules are defined in the [[Preferences#Dynamic_Profile_Rules\|Dynamic Profile Rules]] section of the preferences window.

			Dynamic profile rules work on the following image metadata:

			; Camera
			: the camera name (including brand) as shown in the image info overlay of the [[The_Image_Editor_Tab\|Image Editor]]. If active, by default this entry will cause the rule to apply only to pictures taken with the exact camera specified here (except that the capitalization of the string is ignored). However, if the entry starts with the <code>re:</code> prefix, then the rest of the string will be interpreted as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression regular expression] to use for the matching. For example, a rule with the Camera value set to <code>re:SONY ILCE-[56].00</code> will be applied to all Sony Alpha a5xxx and a6xxx cameras.

			; Lens
			: the full lens name. As above, a regular expression can be used by starting with the <code>re:</code> prefix

			; ISO
			: the range of ISO values

			; Aperture
			: the range of apertures of the lens (measured in f/ stops)

			; Focal length
			: the range of focal lengths used (in mm)

			; Shutter
			: the range of shutter speeds in seconds (for example, enter 0.03 for a speed of 1/30")

			; Exposure compensation
			: the range of exposure compensations.

	A screenshot is shown below.		A screenshot is shown below.

	[[File:dynamic-profile-rules-screenshot.png]]		[[File:dynamic-profile-rules-screenshot.png]]

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Sometimes a single, "static" default processing profile is not enough to cover
all use cases. For example, the amount of noise reduction to apply varies
according to the Camera and ISO setting used. Another example is the kind and
amount of lens corrections needed, which is obviously dependent on the lens
used.

In order to handle such cases, RawTherapee provides a feature that allows to
create a default processing profile "dynamically", based on the metadata of
the image being processed (such as camera and lens name, shutter speed, ISO
value, and so on).

This is done by defining a set of "Dynamic profile rules". Each rule has a
(partial) processing profile attached to it, plus some conditions on the image
metadata that define whether the rule is applicable. When a picture is edited for the
first time, the list of rules is scanned, and all the profiles that match are
combined (in the order given, so later rules can override earlier ones) to
build the initial processing profile.

In order to activate the functionality, the default processing profile (in Preferences -> Image Processing) must be set to "(Dynamic)".
Rules are defined in the "Dynamic Profile Rules" section of the preferences window.

A screenshot is shown below.

[[File:dynamic-profile-rules-screenshot.png]]