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Still not enough to beat Darktable, though. Plus, it does not work on Linux, which is what I use. While I did keep a Windows VM for Lightroom for a while when
by jamesponddotco 6y ago
Still not enough to beat Darktable, though. Plus, it does not work on Linux, which is what I use.
While I did keep a Windows VM for Lightroom for a while when I switch back to Linux from macOS (and could do the same for Capture One), it is just not worth the hassle, and loss of privacy with Darktable being so good.
- spaetzleesser 6y agoHow long did it take you to get used to it? I am now so in tune with Capture One that I am very reluctant to change. It takes a long time to get a feel for this kind of software.
- jamesponddotco 6y agoA week or two, for about two hours a day. Making changes out of nowhere is something I am used to since I was a kid, so it might have been easier for me. But if you are happy with Capture One, and do not plan on switching your operating system anytime soon, I do not really see a reason. Darktable has a better rendering engine, but only pixel peepers will notice, and the fact it is open source only matters to a limited amount of people, myself included, but might not matter to you.