* Terry Pinfold [07-23-21 18:13]:
> I just tested my suggestion on Windows and it opened the image in DT, I
> then closed DT and when I next opened DT the image was available in the
> collections list so I guess it was added to the DT library.
>
> On Fri, 23 Jul 2021 at 19:15, Richard Hobday wro
I just tested my suggestion on Windows and it opened the image in DT, I
then closed DT and when I next opened DT the image was available in the
collections list so I guess it was added to the DT library.
On Fri, 23 Jul 2021 at 19:15, Richard Hobday wrote:
> Hi Terry,
>
> The OP was asking how to
On 23/07/2021 13:11, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
* Terry Pinfold [07-23-21 04:40]:
Being a windows user I can just right click on an image in file explorer
and tell it to open in DT, but I would never bother doing that. The new
import options in 3.6 seem an improvement but we just have to get us
On 23/07/2021 13:35, Guillermo Rozas wrote:
The OP was asking how to open an image in dt without adding to the dt
library.
Is that possible in Windows, its certainly can't be done in Linux
without modifying the darktable executable.
Opening an image in darktable without addin
>
> The OP was asking how to open an image in dt without adding to the dt
> library.
> Is that possible in Windows, its certainly can't be done in Linux
> without modifying the darktable executable.
>
Opening an image in darktable without adding it to a library is impossible
(in any OS), and it wa
* Terry Pinfold [07-23-21 04:40]:
> Being a windows user I can just right click on an image in file explorer
> and tell it to open in DT, but I would never bother doing that. The new
> import options in 3.6 seem an improvement but we just have to get used to
> change. However, I did like the optio
Hi Terry,
The OP was asking how to open an image in dt without adding to the dt
library.
Is that possible in Windows, its certainly can't be done in Linux
without modifying the darktable executable.
Thus the advice to create a bash script to call darktable with the
--library :memory: option.
O
Being a windows user I can just right click on an image in file explorer
and tell it to open in DT, but I would never bother doing that. The new
import options in 3.6 seem an improvement but we just have to get used to
change. However, I did like the option to open (import) just a single image
in D
Good question, but please remember to reply to the list.
On 22/07/2021 18:30, J. Schneider* wrote:
Hello Richard,
has there ever been a way to just "open" an image without adding it to
the database?
Indeed there is.
This solution is for Linux - Windoze users will need to seek help elsewhere.
@Jean-Luc CECCOLI
+1
On 18/07/2021 12:01, Jean-Luc CECCOLI wrote:
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Objet : Re: [darktable-user] Question regarding v3.4 and v3.6 file importing
Michael Staats schrieb am 16.07.21 um 07:37:
> Message du 16/07/21 10:22
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> A : darktable-user@lists.darktable.org
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> Objet : Re: [darktable-user] Question regarding v3.4 and v3.6 file importing
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> Michael Staats schrieb am 16.07.21 um 07:37:
> > On 15/07/2021
DT 3.6 including filmic V5.
From: Andrew Greig
Sent: Saturday, 17 July 2021 4:39 PM
To: darktable-user@lists.darktable.org
Subject: Re: [darktable-user] Question regarding v3.4 and v3.6 file importing
I am reading the posts here in relation to importing
I am reading the posts here in relation to importing images. I run Linux
Ubuntu 20.04, with DT 3.4. I am puzzled by the difficulties encountered,
because I have never used DT to Import as others do. A friend in the
Linux Users of Victoria has spent quite some time assisting me to ensure
accura
For me I feel it is just getting used to a new dialog or GUI. We are all
stubborn creatures that struggle with change. However, I do see the new
import options as an improvement. I was scanning individual images today
and then working them in darktable. It was really nice how the new import
option
I don't understand where is the problem? Press "add to library...", select
an image, and import. That works exactly the same as the "import image"
button from darktable 3.4.
The only differences are that now you can use the same dialog to import
both single images and full folders, and that the "c
I concur that this is one option. I Windows, it's right-click, then
open with darktable (Ubuntu is very similar). It's just more awkward.
I, too, miss the ease of just opening a single image as I could in prior
releases. Perhaps in a future release, a third button could be included
to resto
If I have a single image (RAW or DNG) located anywhere on my system I
can, by simply clicking on it, open it for processing in dt as a single
image. I do not like doing this since it, in my opinion, messes up the
data structure of dt but in fact it works.
On 2021-07-16 3:34 p.m., Terry Pinfold
Well I am taking my time to try and learn this new system. The copy and
import option is a nice addition for those who want to copy images from an
external source. I have set mine to import and organise by date of capture.
Like everything new it is taking time to learn and I am not yet fuly
comfort
Michael Staats schrieb am 16.07.21 um 07:37:
On 15/07/2021 20:47, Willy Williams wrote:
I tend to think that perhaps I'm overthinking this, but here's the
question: In v3.4, I could "import" an "image" or a "folder" (section
2.3.1 of The Fine Manual for v 3.4). Now that v3.6 has been releas
On 15/07/2021 19:47, Willy Williams wrote:
I tend to think that perhaps I'm overthinking this, but here's the
question: In v3.4, I could "import" an "image" or a "folder" (section
2.3.1 of The Fine Manual for v 3.4). Now that v3.6 has been released, I
can "import" then "add to library" or "copy
On 15/07/2021 20:47, Willy Williams wrote:
> I tend to think that perhaps I'm overthinking this, but here's the
> question: In v3.4, I could "import" an "image" or a "folder" (section
> 2.3.1 of The Fine Manual for v 3.4). Now that v3.6 has been released, I
> can "import" then "add to library" or
I tend to think that perhaps I'm overthinking this, but here's the
question: In v3.4, I could "import" an "image" or a "folder" (section
2.3.1 of The Fine Manual for v 3.4). Now that v3.6 has been released, I
can "import" then "add to library" or "copy & import", per section 1.4.1
of The New
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