Yes, of course, that is what I did : I created a preset that deacivates
sharpening.
But this ends with a sharpen (deactivated) at the top of the history, which
implies I have to review each photo and collapse the history twice : one time
as is, so only the preset at the top of the history remains, then a second time
after going one line under the preset itself.
Once again, no problem for up to 15~20 pictures, but when I have to process
over 300, it becomes rather... well, I can't find the word at this moment. I
think it is : a hassle (not sure, no dictionnary to check).
Well, it is late, I am very tired and I can't think correctly, so I wish
everyone a very good night.
J.-L.
> Message du 09/08/15 23:17
> De : "johannes hanika"
> A : "KOVÁCS István"
> Copie à : "Jean-Luc CECCOLI" , "darktable-users"
> Objet : Re: [Darktable-users] Effect applied at import : how to get rid of it
> ?
>
> yes, that is the way i would do it too (create new presets on top):
> http://www.darktable.org/usermanual/ch03s02s03.html.php
>
> -jo
>
> On Mon, Aug 10, 2015 at 9:06 AM, KOVÁCS István wrote:
> > Create a preset for each of the auto-applied modules; mark them as
> > auto-apply, and make them more specific than the generic filter, e.g.
> > add your camera model or maker, or specify a restriction on ISO or
> > lens focal length that will still match pretty much everyting.
> >
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