Patrick,
That is true to some degree but quite inconvenient if you have many styles
and you must always remember where in the history list you started. But
perhaps a middle ground would be to transform the history list into a
taxonomy. Each preset or style could be listed as a major element with the
module steps indented below. one might be able to collapse or expand to
shorten or lengthen the list and quickly see the impact of various styles
without having to remember which one started where.
On Sep 24, 2014 1:10 PM, "Patrick Shanahan" <p...@opensuse.org> wrote:
> * Steven Adler <countci...@gmail.com> [09-24-14 12:38]:
> > Any chance darktable developers might create onscreen previews of styles
> > and module presets to evaluate the effects on a photo before using?
>
> For all practical purposes you already have this ability. Apply the
> preset and if you are unhappy with the result, all that is required is to
> select the previous entry in the history list and go from there. You even
> have the ability to compare before/after by selecting the pertinent
> entries in the history list. What more to ask?
>
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