Ansel
The Ansel
binary starts Ansel with its GUI and full functionality. This is the standard way to use Ansel.
Ansel
can called with the following command line parameters:
1Ansel [-d {all,act_on,cache,camctl,camsupport,control,demosaic,
2 dev,fswatch,imageio,input,ioporder,lighttable,lua,
3 masks,memory,nan,opencl,params,perf,print,pwstorage,
4 signal,sql,tiling,undo,verbose}]
5 [<input file>|<image folder>]
6 [--version]
7 [--disable-opencl]
8 [--library <library file>]
9 [--datadir <data directory>]
10 [--moduledir <module directory>]
11 [--tmpdir <tmp directory>]
12 [--configdir <user config directory>]
13 [--cachedir <user cache directory>]
14 [--localedir <locale directory>]
15 [--luacmd <lua command>]
16 [--noiseprofiles <noiseprofiles json file>]
17 [--d-signal <signal>]
18 [--d-signal-act <all,raise,connect,disconnect,print-trace>]
19 [--conf <key>=<value>]
20 [-t <num openmp threads>]
All parameters are optional. In most cases Ansel should be started without any additional parameters, in which case Ansel uses suitable defaults.