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SX130 IS profile for DNG4PS-2
« on: 29 / July / 2013, 13:13:24 »
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Hi All,
i'm searching for a profile (color matrix, geometry, etc.) of SX130 IS ready to be used on DNG4PS-2 to convert RAW to DNG.

Who can kindly tell me where I can find it?

In case i want make calibration to obtain the color matrix, where / how can I find the others information needed to complete the DNG4PS-2 profile? (eg. sensor size, active zones, black-white levels, ....) ?

Thanks in advance  :)

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Re: SX130 IS profile for DNG4PS-2
« Reply #1 on: 29 / July / 2013, 15:50:08 »
Quote from: dgmarz on 29 / July / 2013, 13:13:24
Hi All,
i'm searching for a profile (color matrix, geometry, etc.) of SX130 IS ready to be used on DNG4PS-2 to convert RAW to DNG.

Who can kindly tell me where I can find it?

In case i want make calibration to obtain the color matrix, where / how can I find the others information needed to complete the DNG4PS-2 profile? (eg. sensor size, active zones, black-white levels, ....) ?

Thanks in advance  :)

All the information is in the source code for CHDK.
You can find the values you need in the platform_camera.h file for each camera.
For the SX130IS - http://trac.assembla.com/chdk/browser/trunk/platform/sx130is/platform_camera.h

The color matrix values need to be converted. There are 18 values in CAM_COLORMATRIX1 in the file linked to above, take each pair of numbers, and divide the first by the second to get the 9 values needed by DNG4PS-2.

Usually it's easier to just save as DNG in CHDK.

Phil.
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Re: SX130 IS profile for DNG4PS-2
« Reply #2 on: 30 / July / 2013, 04:18:34 »
Thanks Phil, always friendly and precise. Very clear explanation.
Sometimes I prefer not to save in DNG to minimize the time of saving the RAW image mainly in slow camera as SX130 IS, and also because in some night shots I used the CHDK function to average more raw together.  :)

Thanks a lot, Ciao
   Giovanni
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Re: SX130 IS profile for DNG4PS-2
« Reply #3 on: 30 / July / 2013, 14:19:53 »
Quote from: dgmarz on 30 / July / 2013, 04:18:34
Sometimes I prefer not to save in DNG to minimize the time of saving the RAW image mainly in slow camera as SX130 IS, and also because in some night shots I used the CHDK function to average more raw together.  :)
FWIW, in CHDK 1.2 DNG saving time should be very close to regular raw, and (thanks to phil) the "raw operations" are available for DNG.

CHDK 1.2 builds are available from http://mighty-hoernsche.de/trunk/ but it will be the "release" build very soon.
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Re: SX130 IS profile for DNG4PS-2
« Reply #4 on: 31 / July / 2013, 05:03:48 »
Thanks for clarification, reyalp.  :D

Shoot in raw format is a very great feature. Now I'm 'using CHDK DE 1.1, but as soon as I can I would like to play with the build 1.2
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