Thank you very much for this presentation of the potential of the color balance RGB module. Do you know how I could perform focus stacking ? Cheers and Happy New Year !
Glad you enjoyed it. Darktable doesn't do focus stacking (no raw processor does AFAIK). You would want to process all the photos in the stack identically by copying and pasting the history stack from one image to all the others in the light table screen, then use a separate app to do the stacking. I've heard good things about this free command line tool: github.com/PetteriAimonen/focus-stack
@DarktableLandscapes Thank you for your suggestion. I wanted to double check since there is indeed a possibility to make exposure stacking in Darktable.
@DarktableLandscapes I found a potential tool in darktable to do focus stacking : It is a LUA script called enfusedAdvanced that is reported to blend multiple images with different focus into a single image. I will try to use it but it is a bit complex for me, I am not sure to succeed ...
Great tutorials. Thank you. I have been using dt since 4-5 years, but still learn a lot from your videos. The question I would have is why do you prefer to use sigmoid over filmic. In my case, I only use filmic and when I tried sigmoid the results were not satisfactory (maybe I was not using it properly ;-)).
I tried darktable but couldn't get my head around it so I'd love to be able to send you a stacked milkyway sky and see what you can get out of it, i would send an edited version too so we could see the difference between the two because at the moment i actually edit all individual sky images before stacking to create the final sky image as I've had no luck editing a stack of unedited images saved as tiffs and then stacking. I only use canon dpp4 to edit, before then using gimp to layer in my foreground subject which are all taken from the same location as the sky images without moving the camera(foreground subject is always a silhouette until i light paint)
You certainly know this program extremely well. Thank you for sharing!
the power of this tool is ridiculous!
Indeed a powerful module. And that's just one pipe in the organ.
Every day is a learning day 👏🏼👏🏼 Thank you!
It's always a pleasure to watch your tutorials! Beautifully explained and excellently presented! Thank you!
I was having issues with skin tones for my friend's images and this really allowed me to see things differently ! Cheers for this
Thank you for such easy to understand tutorials.
You're very welcome!
Beautiful picture.
Nice, simplistic edit demo. Thanks.
very clear and informative tutorials! looking forward to continuing my learning journey with you in 2025 🎉
Very nice 😊Keep Tablin'!
Haha, always 🤘
Thank you!
Good job!
Thank you very much for this presentation of the potential of the color balance RGB module.
Do you know how I could perform focus stacking ?
Cheers and Happy New Year !
Glad you enjoyed it. Darktable doesn't do focus stacking (no raw processor does AFAIK). You would want to process all the photos in the stack identically by copying and pasting the history stack from one image to all the others in the light table screen, then use a separate app to do the stacking. I've heard good things about this free command line tool: github.com/PetteriAimonen/focus-stack
@DarktableLandscapes Thank you for your suggestion. I wanted to double check since there is indeed a possibility to make exposure stacking in Darktable.
@d.p.5874 yes. Exposure stacking (HDR stacking) is a very different process to focus stacking though 😊
@DarktableLandscapes I found a potential tool in darktable to do focus stacking :
It is a LUA script called enfusedAdvanced that is reported to blend multiple images with different focus into a single image.
I will try to use it but it is a bit complex for me, I am not sure to succeed ...
Great tutorials. Thank you. I have been using dt since 4-5 years, but still learn a lot from your videos. The question I would have is why do you prefer to use sigmoid over filmic. In my case, I only use filmic and when I tried sigmoid the results were not satisfactory (maybe I was not using it properly ;-)).
Thanks Adam. I've just found that Sigmoid gives me good results with less work than Filmic.
Very nice explanation. But shouldn't the Cropping better be done before the vignette?
Yeah, strictly speaking. Easily adjusted after the fact of course.
I've watched your videos, but I can't quite recreate a filter on my phone I really like.
Are there any more tricks for that?
Depends on the filter really. What is it?
I tried darktable but couldn't get my head around it so I'd love to be able to send you a stacked milkyway sky and see what you can get out of it, i would send an edited version too so we could see the difference between the two because at the moment i actually edit all individual sky images before stacking to create the final sky image as I've had no luck editing a stack of unedited images saved as tiffs and then stacking. I only use canon dpp4 to edit, before then using gimp to layer in my foreground subject which are all taken from the same location as the sky images without moving the camera(foreground subject is always a silhouette until i light paint)
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