Thanks Bill, thats much better than I've been able to achieve with dt. I
clearly need to spend time learning how to use the highlight
reconstruction module!
Before posting the inevitable Lightroom comparison, let me say that I
really don't like using that software. I have a long list of
On 04/09/2018 10:28 AM, Timur Irikovich Davletshin wrote:
Well, did they look the same before reducing exposure? I wonder if
basecurve is the same in both cases (two options are available in DT).
Looks like LR does some sort of highlight reconstruction by default, if
you enable LCh
At risk of complicating this discussion, I processed an over-exposed RAW
file in darktable and Lightroom. In both cases, I pulled the exposure
back by 2ev. No other tweaks. The results are quite different, and seem
to show that dt is losing some of the high intensity pixels.
(I said 'seem
And, 'for the sake of science', I downloaded the .dng and opened it in
Lr and dt.
The histograms are quite different, even allowing for log vs linear on
the y-axes. Lr shows a bunch of high intensity pixels on the far right
hand side; these are missing in dt. This is before applying any
I've seen similar results to Chris. One of the (few) things that I've
found Lightroom does better than darktable is highlight recovery.
I have noticed that the darktable histogram doesn't seem to show content
at the far right hand side that does show in the Lightroom histogram.
Don't know if
Well, that's strange. I did as you suggest: removed an image and then
reimported it. And, yes, the edits duly appeared. Then I tried another
image, but before removing it, I noticed that the edits were there. And
checked some other imported folders, all the edits appear.
I had closed and
Patrick, I simply installed from the pmjdebruijin ppa. I don't know what
that means as far as the db goes?
On 03/19/2018 01:09 PM, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
* Peter Cripps <pe...@petercripps.com> [03-19-18 13:23]:
I've just reinstalled 2.4.1 on Linux Mint 18.3, kernel 4.13.0-37. But
I've just reinstalled 2.4.1 on Linux Mint 18.3, kernel 4.13.0-37. But
when I open an image, the develop setting stored in the xmp file are not
applied. I have checked the option to "look for changed xmp files on
import".
I opened the same image (i.e. the same bits from the same storage) in
Bill, thanks for letting us try your noise profiles. I did some quick
tests, and they seem to work very well, particularly for very noisy images.
On 03/10/2018 07:35 PM, William Ferguson wrote:
I usually shoot 1000-1500 images per game (football, soccer,
basketball), and 600-800 for baseball
ahan wrote:
* Peter Cripps <pe...@petercripps.com> [02-25-18 13:43]:
I have darktable installed on two machines: 2.4.0rc0 on Windows, and 2.4.1
on Linux. If I make edits on the Windows machine, close darktable, and then
open on Linux, the edits don't carry over. Same in the reverse direction,
I have darktable installed on two machines: 2.4.0rc0 on Windows, and
2.4.1 on Linux. If I make edits on the Windows machine, close darktable,
and then open on Linux, the edits don't carry over. Same in the reverse
direction, Linux to Windows.
This used to work at one point. If I open earlier
12 GMT-02:00 Peter Cripps <pe...@petercripps.com
<mailto:pe...@petercripps.com>>:
Can you post the .CR2 file for that picture? I saw the .CR2 that
you posted earlier, but it was a different image; the roses
weren't pure red like these.
On 01/31/2018 01:56 PM, Dieg
Can you post the .CR2 file for that picture? I saw the .CR2 that you
posted earlier, but it was a different image; the roses weren't pure red
like these.
On 01/31/2018 01:56 PM, Diego Queres wrote:
See the pictures:
I had a similar problem. Everything looked good on my local devices, but
images in Google Photos came back looking washed out. The problem went
away after I set display profile and export file format to sRGB (web safe).
On 12/10/2017 11:28 AM, Andreas Mueller wrote:
On 12/10/2017 02:03 PM,
Answering my own question ...
Of course, it's left click that used to define control points for the
'path' shape. And the pen doesn't do left click. It does work with the
brush, circle and ellipse shapes, although I don't see any way to alter
sizes without a keyboard or mouse wheel.
My
I have a Microsoft Surface pen that no longer pairs properly. But it
does still work as a pointing device, and the right-click button opens
folders, etc., as I would expect. However, when I try to use the pen to
define a drawn mask, right-click doesn't define control points. I'm
wondering if
On 11/01/2017 10:11 AM, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
don't know about 2.4.0, there is no base curve blending module that I see
in darktable-2.3.0~git1024.ec24c9282-25.1.x86_64 unless the module has a
different name.
I'm looking at 2.3.0+1021~ga917e5ecc. This came from the installer link
on
Hi Kofa,
Thanks for mentioning the base curve blending feature in your reply to
François. I was unaware that it existed, but it seems like a very useful
way to compress overall contrast.
In case anyone else is puzzled, as I was, base curve blending isn't
included in 2.2.5. At least, I don't
It seems to me that the latest version of darktable (2.5.5) includes
installation of lensfun. Here's an extract from the terminal readout
during installation:
The following NEW packages will be installed:
darktable liblensfun-data liblensfun0 libopenjp2-7
Later on in the process, I see
Franjo, I should have said 'darkroom section' rather than 'develop
section'. Too much time in the past using Lightroom!
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Hi Franjo,
In addition to Robert's suggestions, you might also check settings in
the 'framing' module, found under 'more modules' in the develop section.
Peter
On 10/3/2017 6:55 AM, Franjo wrote:
Hi @all,
I'm using LinuxMint 18 and Dt 2.2.5
today I wanted to print with Darktable for the
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