On vendredi 21 août 2020 03:58:38 CEST Patrick Shanahan wrote:
> * darkta...@911networks.com [08-20-20 20:47]:
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> > I'm soon setting up a laptop with Opensuse Leap. I'd like to have
> > the latest DT.
> >
> > I've never compiled DT before but I would like to compile it myself with
> > all th
* darkta...@911networks.com [08-20-20 20:47]:
> On Thu, 20 Aug 2020 16:53:56 -0400
> Top Rock Photography wrote:
>
> > I compile for two reasons:
> > ...
> >2. Some features are NOT in the official ubuntu build.
> >
> > For example, WebP support, and AVIF support. (WebP, I use, AVIF, I
> >
On Thu, 20 Aug 2020 16:53:56 -0400
Top Rock Photography wrote:
> I compile for two reasons:
> ...
>2. Some features are NOT in the official ubuntu build.
>
> For example, WebP support, and AVIF support. (WebP, I use, AVIF, I
> just want to play around with). Indeed, one build I got from
> of
On Thu, 20 Aug 2020 20:21:33 +0200
Marc Cabuy wrote:
> encountered in the very first weeks with dt. But is there somewhere a
> blog (in English or French) that you can advise where ideas are
> exchanged/posted about (creative) use of dt's capabilities?
>
Have you tried this? https://pixls.us/
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Hi, I absolutely agree it can be very easy to use. Darktable like all software
apps has a learning curve but you tube has loads of videos to help, I found
that using lightroom years ago I had the initial learning process. You can
create styles in dt to speed things up and just apply them then fi
I compile for two reasons:
1. It is often a n unbearable wait for the latest version to come to
ubuntu [evenYear].04 LTS, and
2. Some features are NOT in the official ubuntu build.
For example, WebP support, and AVIF support. (WebP, I use, AVIF, I just
want to play around with). Indeed,
It appears that this email may not have been delivered - so I am re-sending
it. If this is a duplication I apologize.
I have been following this thread and agree wholeheartedly that darktable
is an incredible piece of software. I'm a bit surprised that someone could
call it very difficult. Any re
On Thu, 20 Aug 2020 at 09:40, Kneops wrote:
> For example the filmic module is so full of options
> and sliders and words that are not obvious/comprehensible for most
> people
You don't *have to* use them all... I set exposure in the exposure
module, set the white and black point, and that's it f
All,
Thank you for your feedback. I highly value your reflections on my black&white
statements, certainly when it comes to convince others/friends about (my recent
discovery of) darktable.
This current blog has been very helpful, and still is, for issues that I
encountered in the very first wee
I have been following this thread and agree wholeheartedly that darktable
is an incredible piece of software. I'm a bit surprised that someone could
call it very difficult. Any really capable graphics program is going to
have many complexities and endless features., so the question of how
intuitiv
I have to agree with Pascal that there is a 'simplified' way of using dt
that essentially makes it even far easier than using lr.
I place 6 modules into my favorites, each is preset for my normal needs
and then with 90% of my images all I need to do is to adjust the white
and black relative ex
Le jeudi 20 août 2020 à 17:18 +0200, marc.ca...@gmail.com a écrit :
> But otherwise you have to warn your friends that the threshold for
> learning dt is high. Lightroom and others are, as you say, much
> simpler and intuitive.
I just don't agree. I had given courses on Lightroom (just to say I
kn
On jeudi 20 août 2020 17:18:22 CEST marc.ca...@gmail.com wrote:
> Jack,
>
> I do indeed think that I also will not be able to easily convince friends to
> use darktable. As an amateur, my reason for trying to use dt has to do with
> the subscription model that is being established more and more by
Jack,
I do indeed think that I also will not be able to easily convince friends to
use darktable. As an amateur, my reason for trying to use dt has to do with the
subscription model that is being established more and more by software
publishers. Not only by Adobe, also Microsoft does that with
On Thu, 20 Aug 2020 12:16:08 +1000
Andrew Greig wrote:
> In 3.0.x using the keyboard typing 1 when the file is selected will
> give it one star, typing 0 will leave it with no stars
>
> With the mouse clicking on the first star will apply a 1 star rating,
> but if it already has a one star rati
@jason and @pascal,
I agree, it is a marvellous piece of work, unbelievable really and I
love it but not use it as much as I would like to. And I would never
recommend it to friends :(. Even for me as a freelance photographer (20+
years of experience) it feels like it is made for techies, not
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