On Mon, 27 Jul 2020, 19:04 Mikael Ståldal, wrote:
> I have some (binary) DCP files from Lightroom. Is it possible to use
> them in Darktable somehow?
>
DCP files are not supported, I think. You can extract the colour matrix
into an ICC, and put it in the input profiles directory (I'm not at my
Can I suggest two ways to minimise or avoid artifacts from shadow/highlights
module.
1. Switch between soften with Gaussian or soften with bilateral and compare
the difference
2. Use two or more instances of shadows/highlights module with smaller
adjustments rather than a single use of
Hi Mikael,
these presets are just a starting point not the not point. When I used
LR I just let the default Adobe Standard be the picture style that started
the editing process. Once I started changing the image with all of LRs
sliders the starting point was no longer relevant as I had
On 7/27/20 12:50 PM, Pascal Obry wrote:
> Le lundi 27 juillet 2020 à 09:51 -0700, David Vincent-Jones a écrit
> :
>> After you have read the replies to your initial question, I am
>> sure that you must be quite confused. Let me try to more correctly
>> find an answer that may make sense.
>>
>>
You could embed a watermark on the photo and position it such that it's
visible, but out of the way.
Willy Williams
--
"You don't take a picture. You ask quietly and humbly to borrow it."
- Unknown
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On 7/27/20 2:47 PM, Kent Tenney wrote:
Howdy,
I've come to like the Shotwell feature
Nice, thanks!
On Mon, Jul 27, 2020 at 2:04 PM William Ferguson
wrote:
> Create a style using framing to put a white border around the image and
> then the watermark module with simple text selected and $(FILE_NAME) as the
> text. Adjust scaling and position. Save the style as proof print or
>
I do agree that I still have a need for some tonal adjustment after
using filmic (which is now my default path). The lack of highlight
detail/contrast ... most often in the sky or snow texture is where
I have the greatest difficulty. I still resort to using the
highlight-shadows module
Create a style using framing to put a white border around the image and
then the watermark module with simple text selected and $(FILE_NAME) as the
text. Adjust scaling and position. Save the style as proof print or
whatever, then apply it on export to create your proof print.
On Mon, Jul 27,
Howdy,
I've come to like the Shotwell feature of adding the
filename below the image on a print. Very useful
for locating the file of a proof print.
Is there a way to configure Darktable, or an extension
which would offer this feature?
Thanks,
Kent
This is just a comment on the filmic module. I like it actually over the
base curve but I still find the need to adjust certain tones,
emphasizing them with the tone curve. I don't think that will change.
The filmic adjustments are often too coarse.
Also, for some reason, compared to using
I have some (binary) DCP files from Lightroom. Is it possible to use
them in Darktable somehow?
On 2020-07-26 20:13, I. Ivanov wrote:
On 7/24/20 10:46, Mikael Ståldal wrote:
That sounds quite complicated. I just want to be able to use the
profiles that are built-in in my cameras. With
Le lundi 27 juillet 2020 à 09:51 -0700, David Vincent-Jones a écrit :
> After you have read the replies to your initial question, I am sure
> that you must be quite confused. Let me try to more correctly find an
> answer that may make sense.
>
> There are two possible development 'routes' in
After you have read the replies to your initial question, I am sure that
you must be quite confused. Let me try to more correctly find an answer
that may make sense.
There are two possible development 'routes' in darktable. 1.) uses the
'base curve'; 2.) uses the 'filmic-rgb' module.
If you
* Mikael Ståldal [07-27-20 10:50]:
> I use Darktable 3.0.2 (the latest version as far as I know).
>
> I have read about the base curve module in the user manual. I understand the
> mechanics about changing the curve, but the whole concept is very abstract
> to me.
>
>
> On 2020-07-27 16:26,
I use Darktable 3.0.2 (the latest version as far as I know).
I have read about the base curve module in the user manual. I understand
the mechanics about changing the curve, but the whole concept is very
abstract to me.
On 2020-07-27 16:26, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
* Mikael Ståldal
Mikael Ståldal schrieb am 27.07.20 um 16:12:
I have enabled the base curve with preset "sony alpha like" (since I
have Sony cameras), and that is better than without.
But I have a hard time understanding how to manually edit the base
curve in a useful way. I can edit it, and I see how the
* Mikael Ståldal [07-27-20 10:16]:
> I have enabled the base curve with preset "sony alpha like" (since I have
> Sony cameras), and that is better than without.
>
> But I have a hard time understanding how to manually edit the base curve in
> a useful way. I can edit it, and I see how the image
I have enabled the base curve with preset "sony alpha like" (since I
have Sony cameras), and that is better than without.
But I have a hard time understanding how to manually edit the base curve
in a useful way. I can edit it, and I see how the image changes, but it
feels quite random to me.
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