The test result is not satisfactory. about deepupe

[wangruixing]

When you use adobe5k lrcat to import the images, there are some different setting, I'm not sure my input setting is the same as yours, can you send me some your result by email, and I can give you some test results or can you check whether your input images is the same as my testing setting inputs?

[sangenan]

@wangruixing Hello, Thank you for your contribution. The input settings you use are "(default) input with ExpertC"?

[sangenan]

I used this setting and got nearly the same value as mentioned in the original paper.

[wangruixing]

@sangenan Yes.

[jiangxuetao0823]

@sangenan Hello, what software do you use to import images and what format do you need to save the tested images? Thanks very much!

[jiangxuetao0823]

@sangenan can you give me your email, and I hope to learn and discuss with you, thanks.

[sangenan]

@jiangxuetao0823
software：Adobe Lightroom
database: https://data.csail.mit.edu/graphics/fivek/
test format: jpg
label format: jpg

[jiangxuetao0823]

@sangenan The original data is in DNG format. Are you using lightROOM to convert DNG into jpg? Thanks a lot.

[sangenan]

@jiangxuetao0823 Yes, When you export picture, follow this setting

[jiangxuetao0823]

@sangenan I know where the deviation is. I use the original DNG to do demasic and get the RGB image. Because the operation of Lightroom is unknown, I think Lightroom changes the distribution of image data, so I don't use it directly to convert the image. Finally, thank you very much for your help!

[ColdCodeCool]

@jiangxuetao0823 Yes, When you export picture, follow this setting

hi，I use adobe lightroom to convert dng to jpg，however， it automatically enhanced the dark part of the image. what is you setting for adobe lightroom

[ColdCodeCool]

@sangenan hi，I use adobe lightroom to convert dng to jpg，however， it automatically enhanced the dark part of the image. what is you setting for adobe lightroom?