paperd

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by paperd 5y ago
If you go to Preferences > Misc, you can control which exposure the histogram controls.
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by paperd 5y ago
I personally don't feel like hiding a bunch of stuff in a menu is better UI. Websites do that will the hamburger menu and its quite annoying. There is already a lua plugin to scan the filesystem for new files and import them. If you&#x
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by paperd 5y ago
Button and text sizes are the able. Can you give an example of what you would put in a context menu?
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by paperd 5y ago
There are too many media outlets that peg darktable as "free lightroom" so people comein expecting that. Sure we do similar things, but we are the same like an F1 car and a Honda civic are similar. It gets really old listening to
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by paperd 5y ago
I consider myself serious, though I don't photograph for a living. The new scene referred workflow and specifically the Tone Equalizer module can pull a lot of details out of the shadows and does it really well. I've never used Li
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by paperd 5y ago
The news post is supposed to be "change log" style, while the blog post is meant for regular user consumption.
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by paperd 5y ago
In the Collections modules you can easily see your imported images based on what folder they are in.
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by paperd 5y ago
Hi, the phrase"the ui could use some clean up" is inactionable and generally when people say this they mean "be more like light room" which isn't something the project is interested in. If you have some actionable U
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by paperd 5y ago
Hi, I'm one of the darktable docs maintainers. We recently rewrote most of the docs. Have you checked them out? I agree that we should provide a more approachable description for a lot of modules. But we can't cover general image