https://www.darktable.org/usermanual/en/module-reference/processing-modules/input-color-profile/
you need to save the icc file in your .config/darktable/color/in directory
> Am 10.01.2021 um 23:12 schrieb Lorenzo Fontanella
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> Good morning
> how can i load my color profiles so that i
Hi Bernhard,
you got me all excited about this enhance detail feature in
Lightroom. It sounded like Adobe recently had done something worthwhile
with LR . So I upgraded lightroom, opened an image and activated the
enhance detail feature. Now despite having an 8th generation I7 laptop I
have
Until DT supports CR3 - new Canon is completely out of the picture for
me either. You can probably call them or email them or if you are into
twitter or something else like that feel free to make your voice heard.
On 1/9/21 14:43, Terry Pinfold wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I hope Darktable
Good morning
how can i load my color profiles so that i can use them as an "input
profile"?
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Terry Pinfold schrieb am 06.01.21 um 05:45:
Terry Pinfold schrieb am 06.01.21 um 02:46:
Maybe I am reading the wrong release notes?
There is also a very readable blog post which discusses the most
important changes in more detail:
https://www.darktable.org/2020/12/darktable-3-4/
Thanks
On Sun, 10 Jan 2021 at 19:42, Bernhard
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> Terry Pinfold schrieb am 09.01.21 um 23:43:
> > I wonder if we lose anything when we convert to DNG from CR3?
> At some point in the future - probably yes.
> Adobe obviously abandons their old DNG files from time to time:
>
Hi Jason,
I agree with your observations. I often use more than one denoise
option. I now really like the denoise profiled chrominance only option.
give it a try if you haven't already.
I have put together this general observation for my students about these
two now renamed denoise
Just a quick comment on this: the astrophoto denoise (formerly non-local
means) is a very effective way to get rid of just colour noise with very
little to no loss in image quality, and is certainly not restricted only
to astrophotography. I still use it in conjunction with profiled denoise
to get
Terry Pinfold schrieb am 09.01.21 um 23:43:
I wonder if we lose anything when we convert to DNG from CR3?
At some point in the future - probably yes.
Adobe obviously abandons their old DNG files from time to time:
https://theblog.adobe.com/february-lightroom-releases/
Enhance Details works
