Gimp is your answer ... not darktable. You are looking at multi-layer
post processing rather than non-distructive processing.
On 6/21/19 10:22 AM, Charlie Goodwin wrote:
"Nathan Cool is a professional real estate photographer. He has
written books on the subject and has a YouTube channel. Glenn"
Thanks!
This is progress and makes sense. Now we can surmise that the
original post is connected to the hope that Darktable can do similar
things to Lightroom with regard to real estate photography. And in
general the answer is a simple yes.
Perhaps the original poster, Michael, could step back in and focus the
question tightly enough that a paragraph or two could address it?
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