I've been using Darktable for a number of years now, but in this one video alone you've used 3 modules/techniques I've never used before. I still have so much to learn. Thank you for this and keep up the good work!
You make these edits in such an effortless way. Your channel is such a great advertisement for using DT (as I have recently done from Exposure and PhotoLab). When the penny drops after learning new software and processes it's a wonderful feeling. Thank you.
All right, but you blew out the subtle details in the highlight to the left of the dark cloud. In stead I would kill the small "rocket" raising over the highest peak - despite it probably is natural. The shut is fantastic.
@@DarktableLandscapes No, but this is another medium with lots of options to enjoy such details - far from reality - fortunately. An iconic photographer said: It's not about showing reality but to make people think they are looking at it.
Please keep making these. Learning lots from each video :)
That's the plan 🙂
Great shot, I like the casual but informative style of presentation too.
I've been using Darktable for a number of years now, but in this one video alone you've used 3 modules/techniques I've never used before. I still have so much to learn. Thank you for this and keep up the good work!
Interesting and helpful. Thanks
Watched majoriy vids on your channel. Learnt heaps of DT techniques. Thanks and look forward to seeing more.
Awesome, thank you!
Impressive edit!
Very useful , thanks a lot!
You make these edits in such an effortless way. Your channel is such a great advertisement for using DT (as I have recently done from Exposure and PhotoLab). When the penny drops after learning new software and processes it's a wonderful feeling. Thank you.
Thanks Marty, glad you enjoy them :)
Nice edit, you deserve the subscribers
I love this channel. Keep up the good work
Very dramatic. You have blown out a highlight in the centre though. Can you bring that back and still retain the drama?
All right, but you blew out the subtle details in the highlight to the left of the dark cloud. In stead I would kill the small "rocket" raising over the highest peak - despite it probably is natural.
The shut is fantastic.
I'm fine with a little blow-out in this kind of area. I'm fairly sure my eye wouldn't have captured perfect detail in that area either 🙂
@@DarktableLandscapes No, but this is another medium with lots of options to enjoy such details - far from reality - fortunately.
An iconic photographer said: It's not about showing reality but to make people think they are looking at it.
Excellent video. I don't know Darktable much yet, I used RawTherapee a little. Could you edit some portrait or family photo? ;)
As the channel name suggests I'm very much a landscape photographer I'm afraid 🙂
There are other darktable UA-cam channels that cover portraits. Search for “darktable portrait”
@@DarktableLandscapes got you ;) ok, I like your videos very much :)