Hi ![]()
Despite being a long-devoted and happy user of base curve , I haven’t given up on learning the modern approach simultaneously.
My second, but not less important, goal was to work out a new style for my edits, more or less resembling the look of analog film.
Well, Filmic RGB should be extremely helpful on this ![]()
Remap the tonal range of an image by reproducing the tone and color response of classic film.
There were two conditions, though - the style cannot be harmful at all, fitting all the pictures as a safe default ready-to-go and/or starting point and no LUTs allowed - darktable built-in tools only.
I have tested it on my photos and those below, from Signature Edits:
To look good, it should only require a boost to the
exposure(be generous with it) and / or adjusting the mask inTone Equalizer.
I hope it can be helpful, especially for the newcomers to darktable ![]()
Also, although I have been learning a lot from many of you and enjoying following countless interesting discussions and explanations (tireless @anon41087856 !), I’d like to thank @difrkaguilar for sharing his ideas, workflow and files with me ![]()
Here’s the download, feel free to use it:
Leniwiec Film Stock.dtstyle (4.4 KB)










