Hi all, thanks for your answers and the clarification how copying works with the denoise (profiled) module. It worked very well for me.
I use darktable for one week now. As passionate Linux user and user of open source software, I am relieved having found a software replacing Lightroom for me. No need to use virtual machines or Wine any more :) Best regards, Benjamin Am 13.07.2013 10:31, schrieb johannes hanika: > as pascal said. if you leave the denoise (profiled) parameters as they are > when first activating it (auto detected possibly interpolated iso) it will > auto detect and interpolate correctly if you copy/paste. if you manually > select another item in the combo box (iso 200 say), it will use precisely > that after copy/pasting, too. > > copy/paste and apply a style use totally different code paths but for this > issue they will behave the same. > > -jo > > > On Sat, Jul 13, 2013 at 7:01 PM, Pascal Obry <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi Benjamin, > > >>> I want to use the module "denoise (profiled)" for many (hundreds > >>> of) images with its default settings so that it chooses the right > >>> profile from the exif data. > > I think that it is the case in the development version. Just test, > copy an history stack and paste it into a picture with a different ISO. > > I kind of remember I've done that recently with pictures with ISO 3200 > and 6400. > > Pascal.
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