The action you have described here still seems like a 'manual'
operation. Are you saying that ALL images in a folder are processed
according to the preset, but I just can't see the results - until I
enter the darkroom? This makes me feel quite uncomfortable because I
start to ask 'are all
On Mon, 20 Jul 2020 at 20:29, tony Hamilton wrote:
>
> Are you saying that ALL images in a folder are processed
> according to the preset, but I just can't see the results - until I
> enter the darkroom?
I'm saying you should read the manual section I sought out for you.
Darktable tries to avoid
* tony Hamilton [01-01-70 12:34]:
> Beg pardon - my request was poorly formulated.
>
> DT: 3.0.2
>
> O/S:Linux Mint 20 Cinnamon
>
> Module: Using 'monochrome' module (just as a test for my learning of DT)
>
> Settings: I tried configuring a test preset in monochrome by using my mouse
> to
* tony Hamilton [07-20-20 15:59]:
> Beg pardon - my request was poorly formulated.
>
> DT: 3.0.2
>
> O/S:Linux Mint 20 Cinnamon
>
> Module: Using 'monochrome' module (just as a test for my learning of DT)
>
> Settings: I tried configuring a test preset in monochrome by using my mouse
> to
Hi,
On Mon, 20 Jul 2020 at 11:27, tony Hamilton wrote:
> DT: 3.0.2
> [...] Conversion does take place when I open the darkroom
Darktable will apply the preset just fine: if you open it, you'll see
it's there. If you try to export it without ever opening the image in
the darkroom, your preset
* Bernhard [07-20-20 08:40]:
>
>
> marc.ca...@gmail.com schrieb am 20.07.20 um 12:36:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am using (learning) darktable 3.02 on Windows 10. With the (recently
> > introduced) preview window and the darkroom window on the same monitor
> > there is clear tone/color
Beg pardon - my request was poorly formulated.
DT: 3.0.2
O/S:Linux Mint 20 Cinnamon
Module: Using 'monochrome' module (just as a test for my learning of DT)
Settings: I tried configuring a test preset in monochrome by using my
mouse to adjust the virtual color filter and then saving this as
Hello all,
I need to apologize on this one. It's the viewing angle that creates the
difference. I have put the 2 windows under each other and there is no
difference if all color profiles are aligned.
Lesson learned for me is to check better.
Sorry for the nuisance.
Marc.
Van:
Thanks Bernard.
The color profiles are the same (sRGB) but the color/tone of the image is
different (not much: the darkroom image is a little brighter). I now also
exported the image using the same profile. The color/tone is like the one of
the preview window.
See also my reworked question I
*after further testing and aligning color profile settings*
Hello,
I am using (learning) darktable 3.02 on Windows 10. With the (recently
introduced) preview window and the darkroom window on the same monitor there
is clear tone/color difference that even can be visibly captured in a
marc.ca...@gmail.com schrieb am 20.07.20 um 12:36:
Hello,
I am using (learning) darktable 3.02 on Windows 10. With the
(recently introduced) preview window and the darkroom window on the
same monitor there is clear tone/color difference that even can be
visibly captured in a screen
Hello,
I am using (learning) darktable 3.02 on Windows 10. With the (recently
introduced) preview window and the darkroom window on the same monitor there
is clear tone/color difference that even can be visibly captured in a screen
shot. (Before, when displaying on separate monitors, I
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