4000m at noon: is this over the top?

Hi @alpinist,
since in go back and forth in every image i had to look what i did in the end :smiley:

I think i only apply the lens correction module by default. I use the other modules for each image according to mood I want to achieve.

With the highlight reconstruction I test which mode looks best on the image I currently work on. But I discovered that the “reconstruct color” is very good on reconstructing clouds on most images.
The Demosaic “two times” is a preset added to the module. ( I didn’t put much thought in this :sweat_smile: )

Yes you are right the “adjust autoset parameters” is not necessary. When i exported the image the first time i had heavy noise on the image because i used two “Contrast equalizers” and no denoise which sharpened the noise heavily and in played around with the parameter. But for the end result it is not necessary :wink:

They use the same mask but different gray values for the parameter masks. So that the first only affects the brighter areas and the second only the darker areas. Then i darkened the dark and brighten the bright areas to get more contrast on the mountain. I’m not sure if this is the recommended method because I feel like this should be achievable with the local contrast module?

The “local contrast 1” uses the blend mode: multiply reverse that I picked up on this thread Clarity in darktable

I hope this clarifies some of you questions :wink: