For educational purposes like tutorials or play raw discussions will be nice to have a module like this, where users can express their ideas and share them with others, I’m not dev, so, I don’t know if some kind of information can be placed into the .xmp
This is a mockup, sure other users can collect better ideas regarding this.
I don’t think there’s an usecase for having it explicitely in darktable. You wouldn’t export the image with drawn notes on it, would you? If you would, then wouldn’t it be “easier” to use any other drawing program and draw on exported image…
you can use text annotations - a .txt file with same name as raw file - that can be shown in lightable… and there’s a possibility to use .wav file as an annotation (that will show “play” button in lighttable)…
a “simple” annotation module could be used to generate those files for user… certainly not full on drawing annotations
Annotations as in “random text” are easy to do (actually, you can already use them embedded in name_of_your_image_file.txt). But if you want them over the picture at particular places with arrows and stuff, you actually need a whole vector drawing API. It’s kind of stacking Inkscape on top of dt… Not funny.
Thanks for the Gromit-MPX tip, anyway I use gnome with an extrension named “Draw on your screen” abakkk / DrawOnYourScreen · GitLab and it’s great to do the sketches over images. I was thinking on usability for darktable users of others platforms like Windows and Mac and the ability to share files between them with those annotations.
I have been a few times. Your country and people are amazing. Your medical doctors help others all over the world despite years of economic sanctions. I always left inspired.
You’re welcome and others too, I’ll be your guide
Of topic:
Cuba have a lot of wonderful places to make photos, street protography, landscapes among others.
Stefano often posts street shots from Cuba as examples… I think he has a travel video there…I see him on FB. Not sure if he monitors this forum. He has some nice videos and he has some flare to his presentations…
Yep, I follow his youtube channel. Many of his video tutorials are in different places of Cuba. Havana, Pinar del Río and Trinidad. I saw one of them focused specific in color calibration and emphasis in saturation colors.