While I can not work out how to make the previews stay still, if you select
an image and then scroll the mouse wheel (Windows 10) you can move all the
images left or right. This is very convenient when there are lots of images
in the imported folder. Seems like a nice GUI design to me.
On Mon, 1
Adobe's Lightroom uses a compulsory import function since non-destructive
editing requires a DB or associated file to record edits. Following Simon's
suggestion is a suitable workaround. However, Darktable does let you import a
single image which effectively lets you "explore" system files
Use the right tool for the job. On Linux, the tool I use to do what you
describe is geeqie.
Lorenzo Fontanella wrote:
> Is there an option in DT to "explore" system files and folders, opening only
> the desired images?
> Without having to import, but simply having a browser inside the program?
You can right click on an image in your file browser and select Open With -> darktable, or set darktable to be the default application to open your camera's file type, so you could just work from your operating system's file browser.
Is there a specific reason you
RawTherapee and ART (and I think Photoflow also) work without
importing. Filmulator imports images, just like darktable.
If you don't want a database with darktable, it's doable: you can set
the library to be in-memory (it'll start empty every time). You can
simply open images with darktable
Lorenzo Fontanella schrieb am 28.02.21 um 16:49:
Is there an option in DT to "explore" system files and folders, opening
only the desired images?
Without having to import, but simply having a browser inside the program?
The current management that foresees a compulsory importation of "files
Is there an option in DT to "explore" system files and folders, opening
only the desired images?
Without having to import, but simply having a browser inside the program?
The current management that foresees a compulsory importation of "files or
folders" is a reason for refusal to use the
I am asking about an annoying DT behavior I have always encountered, it
could be a design choice but it is very uncomfortable for me.
In particular in "darkroom"
The bottom line that shows the previews, moves all the previews one
position to the right or left depending on which preview I select.
I
