(02-05-2023, 07:24 AM)irnemgk581 Wrote:

(01-30-2023, 11:40 AM)mburns Wrote: The Megapixels camera package requires libtiff5; libtiff6 leaves megapixels behind. I had to find libtiff.so.5.8.0 in a flatpack directory to install it alongside libtiff.so.6 and company. Manjaro Plasma has also regressed on other libraries required for megapixels. Media formats are a problem now.

Can you provide specific guidance on what you did in Mobian? I can't find this using flatpak, Megapixels won't open

(02-06-2023, 04:01 PM)mburns Wrote:

(02-05-2023, 07:24 AM)irnemgk581 Wrote:

(01-30-2023, 11:40 AM)mburns Wrote: The Megapixels camera package requires libtiff5; libtiff6 leaves megapixels behind. I had to find libtiff.so.5.8.0 in a flatpack directory to install it alongside libtiff.so.6 and company. Manjaro Plasma has also regressed on other libraries required for megapixels. Media formats are a problem now.

Can you provide specific guidance on what you did in Mobian? I can't find this using flatpak, Megapixels won't open

I would type the following command line:
$find /usr -name "libtiff.so.5.8.0"

This needs to be copied to the same /usr/lib directory as where libtiff.so.6 is found. Cd to that directory and do the symbolic link from libtiff.so.5 to libtiff.so.5.8.0.
# ln -s libtiff.so.5.8.0 libtiff.so.5

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I have a fresh version of the necessary changes to the config file for megapixels on the PinePhone Pro.

$ diff pine64,pinephone-pro.ini pine64,pinephone-pro.ini.sav
3c3
< model=PinePhone Pro
---
> model=PinePhone
18c18
< blacklevel=16
---
> blacklevel=3
21,24c21,24
< cropfactor=7.38
< fnumber=2.4
< iso-min=0
< iso-max=480
---
> cropfactor=10.81
> fnumber=2.2
> iso-min=100
> iso-max=64000
42,44c42
< mirrored=false
< blacklevel=3
< whitelevel=255
---
> mirrored=true
46c44
< cropfactor=9.48
---
> cropfactor=12.7
48,49d45
< iso-min=0
< iso-max=2047

(02-12-2023, 11:57 AM)mburns Wrote: At this time, with a screwed up pine64,pinephone-pro.ini file, just delete the local megapixels ini and sh files under your user directory, and then reinstall megapixels.

$ sudo pacman -S megapixels

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I have reinstalled Manjaro Plasma and updated it on the stable branch.

So now I have a new slim version of megapixels that does not use the config and postprocess files under the user's directory. The green-gray tint is back.

Instead the files must be modified in the installed directories, under /usr/share/megapixels.

If I do not modify these files, then the alternative is to postprocess the dng files produced by megapixels in rawtherapee on another computer. I did post above links to the profiles for the front and back cameras.

(02-16-2023, 07:33 PM)pinephonepromobian Wrote:

(02-12-2023, 11:57 AM)mburns Wrote: At this time, with a screwed up pine64,pinephone-pro.ini file, just delete the local megapixels ini and sh files under your user directory, and then reinstall megapixels.

$ sudo pacman -S megapixels

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I have reinstalled Manjaro Plasma and updated it on the stable branch.

So now I have a new slim version of megapixels that does not use the config and postprocess files under the user's directory. The green-gray tint is back.

Instead the files must be modified in the installed directories, under /usr/share/megapixels.

If I do not modify these files, then the alternative is to postprocess the dng files produced by megapixels in rawtherapee on another computer. I did post above links to the profiles for the front and back cameras.

This is on mobian that I am having these problems. I thought with the new mobian package, it would be easy. Do I need to build the new version of MegaPixels on git? Do I still delete the directory and reinstall? I have no idea what I am doing.