To accomplish a more "equalized" light on some photos that have a high dynamic
range, I use the lowpass module with contrast -1, saturation 0 and blend mode
overlay. Then I tweak the effect with radius or opacity. This gives a better
result than the shadows and hightlights or fill light modules in my opinion.
Fabio Lima
* Patrick Shanahan [06-29-13 08:15]:
> * Pascal Obry [06-29-13 03:11]:
> > Le 29/06/2013 03:54, Patrick Shanahan a ?crit :
> > >
> > > When you are unable to shoot with the sun at your back, in
> > > darktable, how do you lighten faces that appear heavily shadowed?
> >
> > Chris has already given some possibilities, I'd add the color zone
> > module, depending on the skin tone you can lighten up just this color.
> > For example the color orange is very effective on "white" skin.
>
> Tks, will see how these modules fit into my work flow.
>"Levels" appears easiest, quickest and best fit for my particular workflow
>and provides acceptable quality.
> Bibble/AfterShock had a simple and quite handy module, Fill Light, which
> worked quite well w/o being too invasive for all but major cases.
> Perhaps not a cure but very good bandaide. Perhaps someone can have a
> look at its action/effect.
>And after using "Levels" am not too sure that it doesn't provide almost
>the exact same result.
> Thanks for a wonderful product. I find the noise cancellation from
> "denoise (profiled)" in darktable much better than RawNoise in
> Bibble/AfterShock.
>again, tks,
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