For what it's worth ...
I used to be an enthusiastic LR user. In fact, I used LR when it was a free
program developed by a small band of enthusiasts. I can't even remember if it
was called LR before Adobe bought it, but the point is that I'm a very long
time user of LR in all its incarnations.
It is really worth investing the time in learning DT. As an editing program
it leaves LR for dead. Yes Adobe has made a very easy to use product.
Rather than complicated modules just a few sliders and you have a good
image. LR is like an automatic car. DT is a high performance sports car.
Depends
Agreed. I have been using DT for several years. Last year I purchased LR
for several months and was lost; dropped the sub and continued on DT. I
compile from the latest dev branch on ubuntu and on a small Windows machine
for travel (laptop) is heavier.
On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 12:55 PM Pascal
Almost my path in raw software. Started with RT and DT, than found
Aftershot Pro (= Bibble) which was decent enough but no development
(indeed Corel fucked up the original software and are deceiving new
users), than back to DT for about 2 years until I tried LR. Not lost but
instead remarkably
True! I'm using LR now for going through my archive and I agree that at
some point it can get restrictive, but as I said earlier, for 99% of my
images it works very well and very fast. I don't like the library system
though, so at some point I will import everything in DT.
Op 24-08-2020 om
A penny worth of thoughts :) More than that.
Yes it could be time, but I just want to add that I'm in no way new to
editing software and have switched many times.
I started in the nineties with Photoshop, then used many brands of
software while working in a design company until I switched to
* Michael [08-24-20 14:21]:
> On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 1:53 PM Patrick Shanahan wrote:
> >
> > * Jason Polak [08-24-20 11:56]:
> > > I wonder though if some of that is not the psychology of used first vs.
> > > second, though. Because, I started out with darktable, and only years
> > > later did
On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 1:53 PM Patrick Shanahan wrote:
>
> * Jason Polak [08-24-20 11:56]:
> > I wonder though if some of that is not the psychology of used first vs.
> > second, though. Because, I started out with darktable, and only years
> > later did I try lightroom, and I found doing
Le lundi 24 août 2020 à 18:25 +0100, Ricardo Kozmate.Net a écrit :
> "Don't want to" is bit tough on people.
Don't you have crossed people thinking like this, with dubious
arguments to not use Linux, dubious arguments to not learn Libre
Office, dubious arguments to not use GIMP or dt... Because
* Jason Polak [08-24-20 11:56]:
> I wonder though if some of that is not the psychology of used first vs.
> second, though. Because, I started out with darktable, and only years
> later did I try lightroom, and I found doing things in Lightroom
> confusing even after half an hour with it. And
I think you misunderstood. I am not a professional photographer, and I
don't do photo editing every day. It would have been way less than I
month if I have spent a couple of hours every day on this.
Calendar time vs. effective time.
On 2020-08-24 09:07, Kneops wrote:
Hi Michael. I agree
Hi, all.
Em 24/08/2020 17:47, Pascal Obry escreveu:
Le lundi 24 août 2020 à 11:54 -0400, Jason Polak a écrit :
I wonder though if some of that is not the psychology of used first
vs. second, though.
I think that's exactly that indeed. People don't want to change their
mind and learn new
Le lundi 24 août 2020 à 11:54 -0400, Jason Polak a écrit :
> I wonder though if some of that is not the psychology of used first
> vs. second, though.
I think that's exactly that indeed. People don't want to change their
mind and learn new things.
On my side, I've been a Lr user for 5 years+
I wonder though if some of that is not the psychology of used first vs.
second, though. Because, I started out with darktable, and only years
later did I try lightroom, and I found doing things in Lightroom
confusing even after half an hour with it. And when I first started out
with darktable, I
It seems you are reporting 2 bugs:
1). default language in darktable doesn't follow system settings - this
is a known bug, where even if English is set as preferred language,
darktable chooses second preferred language configured in the system:
Hi,
accidentally, I found myself in German, with Darktable 3.2.1 on MacOs Catalina
and impossible to change the settings.
I was able to modify the .config/darktablerc file, but the drop-down list in
the settings doesn't work.
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Hi Michael. I agree ofcourse with what you say, but 'After a month'...
is exactly what I mean. If it takes a month, something is not right. I
never used LR, but opening it and - like I said - I could edit 99% of my
images the way I want within 5 minutes. I even don't use Gimp anymore,
unless
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