I would be happy to pay for a Linux alternative!!!
I used Aftershot Pro for a few years, but development stopped and image
quality was poor, but using it was a joy and it was very fast.
Op 17-02-2021 om 11:07 schreef Martin Straeten:
If you're just looking for a free/linux Lightroom
It is really easy to manage which modules are shown and you can create
presets that only show the modules you most use. Then you can use the
'search module' feature to find less used modules that you have not
included in your preset. I might be the odd man out here, but I am very
happy with the
The style I used was created with version 3.4.1.
On Thu, 18 Feb 2021 at 16:58, KOVÁCS István wrote:
> My issue (https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/issues/7655)
> occurred with images processed with an older version of darktable ('it
> was an issue related to new pipe order introduced in
My issue (https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/issues/7655)
occurred with images processed with an older version of darktable ('it
was an issue related to new pipe order introduced in 3.0 and
completely fixed in 3.2.1 by @TurboGit. Anyway, already affected XMP
with multiple instances (so all
Andreas Herold wrote:
> > Am 17.02.2021 um 06:40 schrieb Bill Wohler :
> >
> > How about a preference to sort the module lists by a) alphabetical b)
> > pixel pipe? I just wish the lists were alphabetical so that they would
> > appear in well-known places and be easier to find.
> >
> > I would
I have followed this thread with a somewhat bemused attitude. There
have been comments, coming from both sides of the discussion, that are
somewhat jaundiced in the viewpoint expressed. Being a former
programmer and application architecture developer, I thought it may be
helpful to consider some
I'm using 3.4.1 on a windows machine. I have a style that has three
instances of contrast equalizer and it is working correctly for me. I apply
the style in Darkroom through the quick access option for styles.
On Wed, 17 Feb 2021 at 18:40, Joachim Cziollek wrote:
>
>
> I created a style, which
On mercredi 17 février 2021 17:39:23 CET Maurizio Paglia wrote:
> First of all I desire to point out it was not my intention to be rude or
> blame nobody.
> Nevertheless the reply " that's quite easy - because none of those who want
> this feature become
> active, fork the code and simply
Moreover, I was ready to learn a little of Lua in order to see If I can
implement this feature myself, but Lua cannot be used in darkroom mode...
Maurizio
Il giorno mer 17 feb 2021 alle ore 17:39 Maurizio Paglia
ha scritto:
> First of all I desire to point out it was not my intention to be
First of all I desire to point out it was not my intention to be rude or
blame nobody.
Nevertheless the reply " that's quite easy - because none of those who want
this feature become
active, fork the code and simply implement the stuff ... " is really
impolite.
I cannot write C and cannot start
it's not just a couple of days - that's just the effort needed to mess up
the UI ;)
you can get an idea on the effort spent just to make module groups
customizable by counting commits (
https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/commits/master/src/libs/modulegroups.c)
then you might imagine the
How about a preference to sort the module lists by a) alphabetical b)
pixel pipe? I just wish the lists were alphabetical so that they would
appear in well-known places and be easier to find.
I would say that a majority of the users love, love, love the developers
and the software, but don't care
On Wed, 17 Feb 2021 at 13:04, Guillermo Rozas wrote:
>>
>> why an ordered list starts at
>> the botttom and goes up, unlike any ordered list you're likely to come
>> across in daily life!
>
> Any layer-based program goes from bottom to top, with the base image at the
> bottom and things applied
On 17/02/2021 13:14, Martin Straeten wrote:
> "Really, I cannot understand why we cannot have a tab on which any USER
> can list his/her preferred modules and can order them as per his/her
> preferred workflow"
>
> thats quite easy - because none of those who want this feature become
> active,
>
> why an ordered list starts at
> the botttom and goes up, unlike any ordered list you're likely to come
> across in daily life!
>
Any layer-based program goes from bottom to top, with the base image at the
bottom and things applied on top of it (and let's not get into node-based
programs...).
On Wed, Feb 17, 2021 at 8:37 AM Maurizio Paglia wrote:
> Really, I cannot understand why we cannot have a tab on which any USER can
> list his/her preferred modules and can order them as per his/her preferred
> workflow.
>
There have been several answers touching on this in this thread. You
"Really, I cannot understand why we cannot have a tab on which any USER can
list his/her preferred modules and can order them as per his/her preferred
workflow"
thats quite easy - because none of those who want this feature become
active, fork the code and simply implement the stuff ...
Am Mi.,
Hey Rahl,
I have just received two messages in a row to the list from you, but no
comment from you has been made. Did you have something to write or was
it a "pocket dial"?
Andrew
On 17/2/21 10:51 pm, rahl wrote:
On Wed, 2021-02-17 at 09:34 +0100, Kneops wrote:
I started this
On Wed, 2021-02-17 at 09:34 +0100, Kneops wrote:
> I started this topic/conversation about the GUI, but at first it was
> just a question, if the order could be changed to make it feel more
> logical and pleasant to me to work with. I now understand the
> reasoning
> behind this and that it
Hi all,
I desire to let you have my opinion about this matter.
In the past I pushed a lot to have this feature. Together with me many
other USERS did the same...
Really, I cannot understand why we cannot have a tab on which any USER can
list his/her preferred modules and can order them as per
@Martin > I didn't say the developers aren't photographers. I know
that some are colour scientists. And I didn't say anything about
Lightroom.
If some of the developers are professional GUI designers, I'm sorry I
didn't know that.
On Wed, 17 Feb 2021 at 10:07, Martin Straeten wrote:
>
> Thats
Thats nonsense. The darktable developers are not just linux developers but
also photographers with much more experience in color science than most
usual Lightroom users. This experience is manifestated in darktable.
If you're just looking for a free/linux Lightroom alternative then you're
on the
@Kneops > You are raising a genuine issue. Linux applications – dt
included – are built by some trully brilliant programmers; but they
aren't GUI designers. The GUIs in free software often grow by
accretion, user-feedback, design adjustments forced by software
developments, and agreements between
I started this topic/conversation about the GUI, but at first it was
just a question, if the order could be changed to make it feel more
logical and pleasant to me to work with. I now understand the reasoning
behind this and that it should not be changed. But underneath there is
more I must
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