Working from home this week and been taking a few photos inside. This photo was taken with the Nikkor 50mm 1.8 S, which I think is an incredible lens for the price!
Produced this edit with Darktable 3.7. I’m pretty happy with the result, but I was a little bit lazy with the masking 🤷
Hope you all enjoy the Play Raw to edit!
kickin-it.NEF (44.8 MB)
kickin-it.NEF.xmp (5.7 KB)
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Hi Jesse,
The error may be mine but I cannot get your XMP to load to show your processed image. The other 2 XMPs in this thread work fine.
I’m on v3.7 which was updated earlier today.
Great photo by the way.
Phil.
Hey Phil, thanks!
I imagine there’s a compatibility issue, as my version of 3.7 is from many weeks ago, but I don’t know enough about development/inner workings of DT to say for sure.
If you’re really keen I can try uploading the XMP again or look into things further and get you the exact version of 3.7 I used - just let me know!
If you could try to upload the XMP again it would be appreciated.
I just tried to make sure it isn’t a problem on @Phil_Smith’s side of things: I can’t use that xmp either.
Tried using the:
very latest build: 3.7.0+1434,
official stable versions: 3.6.1,
jpeg as sidecar.
Interesting part is that if I look inside the xmp file I do see that edits are actually inside it.
Hey Phil,
Sorry for the slow reply here. I’ve just updated to darktable_3.7.0~git1460.6c8d097fac-1 and here’s another copy of the xmp after opening the photo with this version of Darktable
kickin-it.xmp (49.7 KB)
Here’s a .jpg which I think has the develop history included - sorry I’ve never exported the develop history with .jpgs before and am not sure how to check if I’ve done it properly. I went to Export Module > Preferences > Check the box for Develop History, so hopefully that works
Cheers!
Hi Jesse,
Yes the xmp now works thank you.
I can look at your edit against mine and see where the differences are as yours is so much better.
Phil.
No worries, glad you found it helpful 
