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As a longtime non-professional user of Darktable on Linux, I love it. It has allowed me to turn badly exposed raw photos into usable ones more times than I can
by cs702 7y ago
As a longtime non-professional user of Darktable on Linux, I love it. It has allowed me to turn badly exposed raw photos into usable ones more times than I can count. Some of its tools are uniquely powerful, e.g., the equalizer. It's amazing what the Darktable team has achieved. Kudos!
- bayindirh 7y agoI have licenses for some higher-end photo post-processing software on macOS but, I always return to Darktable because, it's fast, extremely flexible and the results are terrific. It's a really good piece of software. Kudos to them for keeping up the good work. If you're interested, you can see some of my photos at http://www.flickr.com/zerocoder http://www.flickr.com/zerocoder
- acidburnNSA 7y agoMe too. Thanks especially to the awesome YouTube tutorials of people like harry, I have taken my photography yo absolutely the next level. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsks-zRRM1ZVN_g7P6ZAsYVqTltmXyBjl https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsks-zRRM1ZVN_g7P6ZAs... I love the concept of this being a digital darkroom where much artistic expression occurs long after taking an exposure.
- felubra 7y agoThanks you for sharing this. I've seen one video in this playlist opened my eyes to the level of adjustments that Darktable allows.
- brudgers 7y agoBruce Willis's Learning Darktable is pretty good, too. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkqe4BYsllmcxo2dsF-rFQw https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkqe4BYsllmcxo2dsF-rFQw
- jillesvangurp 7y agoI'm guessing you mean Bruce Williams ;-). But yes, he has a very extensive set of tutorials on everything related to Darktable (40+ videos at this point) and he's busy adding some on Darktable 3. Also, he's a photographer with a lot of experience so a lot of what he presents is from the point of view of a photographer trying to get sensible results.