>
> However, is it necessary to have a strong coupling between the actual
> processing and the UI?
>
Yes because in darktable module position = module order in the processing.
You can't divide a module if internally it's a single operation.
However, since a couple of versions you can use the
Right, I suspected that was the case.
However, is it necessary to have a strong coupling between the actual
processing and the UI?
On 2022-07-14 19:58, Remco Viëtor wrote:
On jeudi 14 juillet 2022 17:15:00 CEST Mikael Ståldal wrote:
Is it only me who thinks that the color calibration
On jeudi 14 juillet 2022 17:15:00 CEST Mikael Ståldal wrote:
> Is it only me who thinks that the color calibration module is quite
> overloaded with functionality, at least from a UI perspective?
>
> The user manual says
>
> "This simple yet powerful module can be used in the following ways:"
>
I am not an expert by any means, but I came across this link posted in
this list recently and was reading about it.
Perhaps this link might help to answer few questions as it has some
explanation.
Hello,
Running dt 4.0 on Focal 20.04.
I am currently setting presets that should automatically be applied
according to the recognized lens.
But, unfortunately, none of them are. Or, more exactly, the module is
not activated - neither at import, nor when resetting the history, and
so I have to
Is it only me who thinks that the color calibration module is quite
overloaded with functionality, at least from a UI perspective?
The user manual says
"This simple yet powerful module can be used in the following ways:"
then lists five ways for it to be used, and then follows a very long
Is it possible to get an overview of all user-defined presets? The
"presets" section of darktable preferences show all presets, both
built-in and user-defined mixed together.
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On Thu, 14 Jul 2022 at 12:15, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
> * Mikael Ståldal [07-14-22 06:03]:
> > Given that the user manual says:
> >
> > "Note: The USM algorithm used in this module performs blurs in Lab color
> > space, which can produce undesirable effects, and is no longer
> recommended.
> >
* Mikael Ståldal [07-14-22 06:03]:
> Given that the user manual says:
>
> "Note: The USM algorithm used in this module performs blurs in Lab color
> space, which can produce undesirable effects, and is no longer recommended.
> Instead use the presets offered by the contrast equalizer module for
Given that the user manual says:
"Note: The USM algorithm used in this module performs blurs in Lab color
space, which can produce undesirable effects, and is no longer
recommended. Instead use the presets offered by the contrast equalizer
module for deblurring or the local contrast module
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