When you develop your photos, if you use a dark darktable theme, they will appear brighter than when printed (or shown on a lighter background). Plus, now we have an option to provide a more consistent viewing experience. You can read here: https://discuss.pixls.us/t/neutral-theme-for-darktable-and-gimp/9504/40
Currently, I use darktable-elegant-grey with the following tweaks: @define-color bg_color #7F7F7F; @define-color fg_color #eee; @define-color base_color #444; @define-color text_color #eee; @define-color selected_bg_color #666; @define-color selected_fg_color #eee; @define-color tooltip_bg_color #666; @define-color tooltip_fg_color #111; @define-color really_dark_bg_color #595959; @define-color darkroom_bg_color #777777; @define-color darkroom_preview_bg_color shade(@darkroom_bg_color, .8); @define-color lighttable_bg_color @darkroom_bg_color; @define-color lighttable_preview_bg_color shade(@lighttable_bg_color, .8); BTW, are you really in 2.4.1, or was that a typo, and you're, in fact, on 3.4.1? ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected]
