Maybe I've reinvented the wheel (please comment on that), but I really
could not find a way to automatically apply a style (not: a preset) on
import. I've only found this stackexchange post [1].
In order to start with "base curve" disabled by default, I've
implemented a small lua script that applies a style on import [2]. I
use this with a minimal style [3] which only switches the "base curve"
off.
Improvements would be:
* Have a Lua interface to remove unused IOPs from a stack.
Currently, the resulting stack will switch the "base curve" on and
off in succession.
* Have a Lua interface to *replace* the entire stack of an image
with another one (as can be done with lighttable's "history stack"
module), or to remove individual IOPs from an image's stack.
Cheers
Stefan
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[1]
https://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/105626/apply-imported-style-by-default-in-darktable
[2] https://github.com/s5k6/dtscripts/blob/master/applyStyleOnImport.lua
[3] https://github.com/s5k6/dtscripts/blob/master/minimal.dtstyle
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