Basic semi-automated style for darktable 3.0/filmic

[MStraeten (MartinSt)]

Instead of just using a style it’s better to understand the tools. So have alook at

darktable 3.0 for dummies (in 3 modules)

This week-end, I re-tested the ability to get results close to the OOC JPEG with the scene-linear workflow, on Panasonic and Nikon cameras, because I started to wonder if I was deluded after the load of incomprehension this has started. So, yes, it’s definitely possible and quite fast. Notice that my screen is set for Adobe RGB while Gnome screenshot tool seems to assume it’s sRGB so all colours look desaturated Step 0 : raw [Capture%20d%E2%80%99%C3%A9cran%20du%202020-01-15%2021-41-00] Cam…

darktable 3.0 for dummies: hardcore edition

On I was told that properly-lit scenes were easy to process, but issues arised on under-exposed pictures. So, here is a more challenging example. Step 0 : raw [Capture%20d%E2%80%99%C3%A9cran%20du%202020-01-16%2015-14-34] Christmas time in Montréal, ISO cranked up all the way to the top (12800), bright blue lights that will for sure end up out of any RGB gamut, sodium-vapour surround street lighting, we are on for a lot of trouble in this picture. Step 1 : filmic Just enable it with defa…

darktable 3: RGB or Lab? Which modules? Help! - HackMD