Two printed photographs lie on a wooden surface. The top image shows a reddish cityscape under a dramatic cloud-filled sky with a timestamp "18 11 '22" in the corner. The bottom image depicts a rugged coastline with cliffs and a calm inlet, rendered in natural tones.
Thinking of switching to Linux...
I've read that it's more flexible in terms of "modifying" open source softwares (mainly photography) to have my own versions and simply has more freedom. Since I discovered these softwares I never looked back but I'm a Windows user my whole life.
What's a beginner friendly version of Linux you advise me to give it a go ? #linux#linuxdesktop#linuxhelp#opensource
So I’ve had a longstanding belief that colourimetry breaks pictorial depictions from the get go. The idea being that because the CIE XYZ system enforces an invariance in the transforms along the Y basis vector, that chrominance becomes a problem.
Here is a subset shot with a sample line down the vertical. The expectation is that due to sensor clip, the dominant energy should be highest in at least one channel in the clip region, and all other point samples should be lower. But…
