Ah okay, so that kind of ordering can be done anyway. I will experiment
then.
Op 15-02-2021 om 14:09 schreef Terry Pinfold:
Hi,
it is very easy to order the pipeline. The developers have
determined the way they feel it works best for most workflows, but I
find that at times I want or need to reorder the pipeline. It is so
easy. Just use Ctrl + Shift to drop and drag the modules. For instance
when I use Filmic RGB I often want to do a final adjustment with the RGB
curves tool, so I just drag it above Filmic in the pipeline. I never
want to have RGB curves before filmic but that is where the developers
have placed it in their wisdom or oversight. But Darktable gives me the
chice to change it and this is a strength of Darktable that leaves other
programs for dead. However, understand that the developers have put
thought into the order to achieve usually the best results so reorder
the pipeline with caution. However it can be changed. Kudos to the
developers for not locking us into a fixed workflow and pipeline. And
yes they can be reordered before they have an effect on the pipeline.
All I can say to anyone is that Darktable is one incredible and fun
program to learn.
On Mon, 15 Feb 2021 at 21:44, Kneops <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Trying DT again I notice that I cannot reorder the modules, except when
they also have an effect on the order in the pipeline.
Intuitevely I work from top to bottom, exposure, white balance,
contrast, then cropping etc. and at the end things like sharpening and
vignetting. Now the modules have no logical order at all (except the
pipeline)
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