Hello everyone,
new Darktable user here. I've recently started shooting RAW with a great
Sony RX100 and - as a longtime Linux user - I'm learning a
bit-more-than-amateurish postprocessing.
I'm referencing the Darktable manual, which is great (thanks for the
authors efforts), and I've joined the ml to ask a clarification about
about how styles wotk in Darktable.
I have summarized my doubts in this bullet list:
* I notice that some sort of "default style" is applied automatically
when a new collection is created (e.g. when I open a folder with
Darktable). How is this default style defined? Currently it applies
three transformations: sharpen, orientation and base curve.
* AFAICS in order to create an additional style to be only apllied when
I want, I can do it from Lighttable: my style should only contains the
*additional* transformation steps I need besides these defaults that are
automagically applied.
* How to completely wipe out any transformation style applied to a
collection/image?
Apparently removing the XMP file is not enough, I need to completely
remove the collection? As specified here:
http://www.darktable.org/usermanual/ch02s03s02.html.php#d0e2501
Thanks to anyone providing more insight on this.
Darktable really shines in the landscape of FOSS software!
Regards,
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