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Not yet, I did some cursory glances and it looks like they're missing RAW support for quite a few camera(all the Sony A7* series). They also seem to have very l
by vvanders 11y ago
Not yet, I did some cursory glances and it looks like they're missing RAW support for quite a few camera(all the Sony A7* series). They also seem to have very limited lens correction profiles(missing some classics like Canon's 35mm F1.4).
I will say their UI and look & feel looks very much like lightroom although I'd be curious what their culling workflow is like.
- rwh86 11y agoIt's an open source tool. If you'd like support to be added for your camera, take a look at this page: https://www.darktable.org/2012/10/whats-involved-with-adding-support-for-new-cameras/ https://www.darktable.org/2012/10/whats-involved-with-adding... The lens correction comes from the lensfun project, which is also open source. They even run a lens calibration service if you submit the necessary images: http://lensfun.sourceforge.net/ http://lensfun.sourceforge.net/ A lot of distributions have ancient versions of lensfun for some reason, so upgrading can make a big difference. They're currently working on splitting the lens definition file into a separate package from the software so that it can be updated more frequently. If you have any questions for the developers you can always jump on to #darktable on freenode IRC. darktable 2.0 has just entered feature freeze.
- sandGorgon 11y agoI think darktable should have a single click button to be able to submit a lens calibration (which might get redirected to the lensfun API). Most people are highly uncomfortable going through all the trouble.