I'm just making the transition from Lightroom to darktable + Affinity, so was very pleased to find this clear and concise description of your workflow. Thank you.
Sorry Erik for the late reply. I somehow missed your comment. darktable is a great program in my opinion. It has a few things that can be probably improved (a more standardized interface is one of them) but overall I find it more powerful then LR (to mention a famous sw). It takes time to get used to the workflow and interface, but I believe it's time well invested If you are looking for documentation and videos, I have built a month ago a darktable Tutorials Hub that collects all I write and publish on YT. You may want to have a look there. mel365.com/darktable-tutorials/
Thank you for this, I learned about a couple of features. Your video starts with Step #1 - Import, but the files are already on your hard drive. Am I correct in thinking there's an implicit Step #0 - Move the files from the SD Card then? I've historically used Darktable's built-in Import From Device, but I'm never quite sure whether I've created a copy of the source file in doing so, or if I'm editing the files in their original location.
I see all your styles also move the image around. Is there a way to have a style that doesn't mess with cropping and lens profiling while keeping auto lens profiling enabled?
I noticed (and mildly disliked) that too. That's probably the "Lens Correction" being applied so we're safe if we disable or don't include that to a style
Great video! Thank you Stefano. Ho una domanda. All'importazione delle foto in formato NEF/RAW vengono applicate tutta una serie di modifiche direttamente da darktable, visibili nella cronologia. Come è possibile modificare questi preset automatici?
Grazie Marcello. Troppo buono :) Per la domanda, vai al settaggio del "auto-apply pixel workflow defaults". Lo trovi nella pagina delle "preferences" (clicca sulla rotellina in alto a destra sopra le foto nella vista lighttable) e poi seleziona "processing" e lo vedi tra le varie opzioni. Se metti "none" non viene applicato nulla, altrimenti hai due opzioni: scene-referred o display-referred. Puoi leggere la differenza tra le due qui www.darktable.org/usermanual/en/darkroom/processing-modules-and-pixelpipe/the-pixelpipe-and-module-order/ Un saluto all'Italia :)
@@StefanoFerro grazie mille della risposta. Seguo con interesse i tuoi video. Davvero utilissimi e di buon livello. Per curiosità, tu che impostazione usi? Display o scene?
Wow, amazing stuff Stefano, the more I look at your tutorials the more I love them :D thanks for your work! Edit: I'm having some troubles downloading your styles, could you please help me out? (I left a couple of coffees paid for you ;))
Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb lost my login password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
@Bobby Elian thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I'm just making the transition from Lightroom to darktable + Affinity, so was very pleased to find this clear and concise description of your workflow. Thank you.
No worries 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for making this video. It has helped me a lot in learning how to use Darktable!
Step 2 is going to make my process so much quicker! Thanks.
No worries Stephen. Enjoy darktable 👍 cheers
Very clear and well structured.
Thanks buddy, appreciated 😁
Thank you so much for this helpful description! It's gonna improve my work, thanks a lot😊
Excellent video! I like that you add tags before you edit. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Ken. Really appreciated 👍 👍 🙏🙏
Thank you so much! There's no guide, despite it being a decent program.
Sorry Erik for the late reply. I somehow missed your comment. darktable is a great program in my opinion. It has a few things that can be probably improved (a more standardized interface is one of them) but overall I find it more powerful then LR (to mention a famous sw). It takes time to get used to the workflow and interface, but I believe it's time well invested
If you are looking for documentation and videos, I have built a month ago a darktable Tutorials Hub that collects all I write and publish on YT. You may want to have a look there. mel365.com/darktable-tutorials/
very helpfull for beginners. Thanks a lot!
You're very welcome!
Excellent introduction! Love seeing somebody's personal editing process
Thanks Darren. Great feedback
Great tutorial!
Thanks buddy. Really appreciated 👍 👍
Great Video.....
Thanks Todd👍
Thanks for this
No worries 😁
Thank you for this, I learned about a couple of features. Your video starts with Step #1 - Import, but the files are already on your hard drive. Am I correct in thinking there's an implicit Step #0 - Move the files from the SD Card then? I've historically used Darktable's built-in Import From Device, but I'm never quite sure whether I've created a copy of the source file in doing so, or if I'm editing the files in their original location.
Also something I'm unclear about, especially as the pre-editing stage seems significantly different to Lightroom.
Wonderful video. Is there a keyboard shortcut in darkroom window that moves to the next image, like the light table window?
dope, ty!
I see all your styles also move the image around. Is there a way to have a style that doesn't mess with cropping and lens profiling while keeping auto lens profiling enabled?
I noticed (and mildly disliked) that too. That's probably the "Lens Correction" being applied so we're safe if we disable or don't include that to a style
Great video! Thank you Stefano.
Ho una domanda. All'importazione delle foto in formato NEF/RAW vengono applicate tutta una serie di modifiche direttamente da darktable, visibili nella cronologia.
Come è possibile modificare questi preset automatici?
Grazie Marcello. Troppo buono :)
Per la domanda, vai al settaggio del "auto-apply pixel workflow defaults". Lo trovi nella pagina delle "preferences" (clicca sulla rotellina in alto a destra sopra le foto nella vista lighttable) e poi seleziona "processing" e lo vedi tra le varie opzioni. Se metti "none" non viene applicato nulla, altrimenti hai due opzioni: scene-referred o display-referred. Puoi leggere la differenza tra le due qui www.darktable.org/usermanual/en/darkroom/processing-modules-and-pixelpipe/the-pixelpipe-and-module-order/
Un saluto all'Italia :)
@@StefanoFerro grazie mille della risposta. Seguo con interesse i tuoi video. Davvero utilissimi e di buon livello.
Per curiosità, tu che impostazione usi? Display o scene?
Grazie ancora Marcello. Scene-referred e' la mia opzione
Wow, amazing stuff Stefano, the more I look at your tutorials the more I love them :D thanks for your work!
Edit: I'm having some troubles downloading your styles, could you please help me out? (I left a couple of coffees paid for you ;))
Cheers buddy👍👍No worries. I love doing these videos. Thanks for your feedback. Really appreciated it 🙏🙏
Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know a method to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb lost my login password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
@Terrence Lukas Instablaster :)
@Bobby Elian thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Bobby Elian it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my ass :D