I Wish I'd Known This Darktable Histogram Secret Before!
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Are you using selective histograms? If not, you're missing out! Find out how to use selective histograms in darktable and bring your editing to the next level. Subtitled by @SubtitleSomething
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I just download the Darktable app on my computer, and I found out this tutorial is very useful and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing. Big LIKE!!!
I'm glad you found it useful! If you have any suggestions for tutorials, feel free to write them in the comments! I always do my best to take requests from my viewers.
Great - thanks for the tip!
I'm glad it helped and thanks for the comment!
You could also use one of the charts that preserve one of the spacial dimensions
That is true, but because all of the charts are 2-dimensional, they cannot preserve all of the dimensions, and thus it is not as intuitive as using the selective histogram.
back in lightroom, you have to crop in to the zone you want to get a read on
Indeed. And I am still trying to get rid of all the Adobe trash on my computer that was there when I wanted to test out Lightroom recently. Hope they go bankrupt.
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thanks for this! very useful
You are welcome. Please let me know if there are other topics you would be interested in!
@@WildEarthPhoto I've been trying to work out how to do the moody bronze look in a scene referred workflow... any tips would be greatly appreciated
Thanks! Do you mean for portraits or landscapes? Can you describe the exact effect you are after or link to an example?
@@WildEarthPhoto more for landscapes. I'll try and find a decent example but I'm just on holiday at the moment.
OMG! Thank you so much!
I'm glad this helps!