Basically the behaviour is as follows: when you follow the line no
adjustment is made, when you move from the line the adjustment is done (as
the triangle moved to the next line). So if you want to make a coarse
adjustment, you move horizontally close to the slider, as the lines are
closer, the changes are bigger/faster. If you move down along the line, and
then move horizontally, the adjustment is finer, as it takes more movement
to reach the next line.
On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 9:38 PM, Leonard Evens
<[email protected]>wrote:
> Salvador Laiz <[email protected]>
> responded to me privately by saying what follows. I thought I should
> include it in the Darktable-users mailing list since someone else might
> want to know the answer.
>
> He said:
>
> _____________________________________________________________________________
>
> "By right clicking on the slider, a panel drops down, where you can make
> slighter changes or even type the value you want. It's amazing the way
> you can control the sliders this way."
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Actually, I had already discovered this myself. But when I right click
> I get a bunch of light curves, with one highlighted. I can change the
> setting by moving the highlighted curve to the right or left where it
> takes the shape of one of the lighter curves. But, although I can make
> small changes to the setting this way, I don't understand the function
> of th curves. Is this all described somewhere in the documentation, or
> elsewhere?
>
>
> El 18/03/2013 20:06, "Leonard Evens" <[email protected]>
> escribió:
> When using White balance and other modules such a crop and rotate, I
> often want to make small adjustments. It is difficult to do
> that using
> the sliders because I typically overshoot. I seem to remember
> at one
> point, or, perhaps in another program, I could change a setting
> by
> another method than moving the slider and thereby make a small
> change.
> Are there ways to do that with darktable that I am missing?
>
> There does seem to be a small arrow to the right, but when I try
> to
> click on that, say, when rotating, I get a very large change.
> Am I
> doing something wrong?
> --
> Leonard Evens [email protected]
> Professor Emeritus, Department of Mathematics, Northwestern
> University
>
>
>
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