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Hi! Im just a week in to this software. After hours of study, with regard to working on my Fuji Raw files I discovered the Magic Lantern setting in Exposure>presets>magic lantern. Select this and boomshaka, the raw is presented as it looks in the light table image. Ive been on youtube a lot, Why is knowbody talking about this? I can find no mention of it it at all in my Google searches. What version did it come out in?

Thank you for this tutorial! I am a newbie to darktable, and the pacing of this was perfect for me to understand and follow along.

Does anyone know how to use darktable to apply deniose to all your photos at once

Great video as usual. So stoked about the book!

Common Marmoset, Sagoin, (Callithrix jacchus), I think. Otherwise, Amen!

Thanks, i Is it possible to show us how you use the tone curve at some point?

I respect your choice Mr. Wild Earth, thank you for making content your way! As the years have passed, I've realized spending too much time watching youtube and not just doing the thing you're trying to learn is a detriment to progress.

Hi am totally new to editing and have downloaded the latest version. Do you have any videos on how a beginner can use darktable?

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Nice video, as usual. 👍 But why not use the exposure module (with the mask, of course)? I guess this is about the control the curve gives, right? Still, Darktable is now all about the scene-referred workflow. Personally, I find it gives me the best results when I stick to the tools working in this workflow instead of the legacy display-referred modules. For working in the display-referred workflow I guess I prefer RawTherapee. But that's just me.

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Thanks for watching, folks! I turned off ads for this video as a gift to all my subscribers. Couldn't have made it this far without all of you.

Great tips! TBH I usually use GIMP for vignetting because I can pick the colour to use in the vignette (typically a colour close to the edge of the image) but I'll definitely will have to try tone curves. Thanks!

Thank you so much for the tips. Especially the last one. I have go thru the whole manuel and still could not work out.

nice and short!

Thank you for going over some things I've never thought about before as someone new to bird photography.

LMMSE is really easy to say fast, imho, simply by virtue of vowels being part of each letter --> elememesee elemenopee-vibes

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Yoo great tips! I have to try the "other vignette" one. Thank you!

Ants need bulk up

Saving and scattering seeds is a criminally underrated gardening pleasure!!

Delichon urbicum here in DK has dark-blue, metallic back. I have never seen this beautiful blue color on a swallow before. Nice detail extraction through editing.

I meant to say "Grey-breasted Martin"!

I 'de click' my audio manually as well (full time audio narrator here) - I box select the clicks in the spectral display and delete, much faster than this procedure, and gives the same level of top quality results

Thanks for this video ! I would really like to hear more about the fact that you can't see the end result in Raw therapee until the photo has been exported. I'm quite surprised that this doesn't seem to bother anyone. How do you work around that ?? I would have thought that this would make a software utterly useless. Apparently not ! Can some users of Raw Therapee talk about this please ? Like is it OK if you're a pro or something. Thank you so much in advance !

Editing countless photos of runners from a weekly park run, speed is my game. Not wanting to just upload a dump of raw images to the community each week - many of which are duds, near duplicates or poorly framed, I need speed to: 1. Sift through thousands of images, deleting the duds/dupes 2. Of the remaining images, crop them. 3. Rare images might get further editing to make them pop a little more. I initially tried Darktable, that I thought was excellent - but eventually I got caught up in the options/UI, and any image I touched would be unwantingly altered. I got caught up in terminology and processes that as a hobby photographer were just a little beyond me. I then found RawTherapee, but didn't have the same struggle. It allowed me to quickly go through each image, remove the duds/dupes, and crop select images, and alter a few select images. For the purpose's of quickly parsing thousands of images of runners each Saturday morning, RawTherapee wins that race - but that said, I'm sure if I did a course to learn more about Darktable I'd probably resolve the config issue and then they'd both be just as suitable as each other for my photo processing.

Thank you. I now use DxO PureRaw 4 for denoising (in batch). The rest of the editing in Darktable, still learning! So the best of both worlds.

I completely disagree about the organization of DT vs RT. I prefer RT because of how it's laid out and doesn't look cluttered.

DT has better image management and I like its map module.

darktable, compared to DXO, also allows you to visualize your images on a map. In addition, I might be wrong but it looks like DXO doesn' t have a liquify tool but only the clone tool. What is really surprising about DXO is the lack of a waveform. It ha been requested by its users but never implemented so far. darktable has also some basic tethering options for your cameras (it only kind of works on Linux, btw)

May I add an important advantage of DT (at least for me)? It runs on Linux

Can you tell me what the designation "R" means in '40-150mm R'

and what do you use for a raster/bitmap graphics ? it's weird that you've never created a video about that ... Personally I use both DT and RT but I use GIMP for specific tasks that GIMP does better - like in my opinion any contrast adjustments (like for instance sharpening)

I use Photolab 8 for ease of use, quite efficient lens softness corrections, and SUPERB noise reduction. However, the noise reduction in PL8 only works on raw files, and Darktable's masking abilities are absolutely way superior. Dang, if one could only have the best of both worlds in one app! =)

Man I need to learn more about DT masking, masking in general and how to better interpret waveforms.

Jason, you had me worried there for a second. I'll kick in my favorite combination without anyone noticing it: DARKTABLE combined with DxO PureRAW 4, the latter with a denoising system that probably is identical to the one in PhotoLab 8 - but with full screen preview. I also own PhotoLab 7 due to a temporary lapse of reason one year ago. If you download and test PhotoLab 8, be sure to test it thoroughly throughout the trial period. The principle for local adjustments is special. Then buy it - or forget it. In any case download the free alternative, Darktable, learn it and edit RAWs like a pro. Btw. Darktable is very good at improving JPGs too ;O)

Mas tem a versão em português?baixei no computador e veio em inglês 😢

And Darktable is a very advance fantastic editor

DXO doesn’t support my Leica M8…

Nice recording, Lis.

I have a different touch-me-not plant. It's the mimosa pudica. Does it have seed pods? All I see are the pink flowers. Do those produce seed pods when they die? I want to ensure my indoor interactive, temperamental plant continues it's life after it's done flowering. I've heard they die after they produce flowers. Also, if the seeds naturally fall into the same soil the current living plant is in, will they automatically grow new plants?

Beautiful bird and a beautiful song. Thanks for uploading....

Sir do you think it is good too for sports photography? Thanks

❤i don't rEgret watching this😅🎉

i found one video of an ostrich swallowing a whole carrot.. from that i had this doubt.. do birds have taste buds? does that ostrich feel the carrots taste? It's great to know lot of things about birds from you.. thanks for the video..

thank u so much 🫂

I know you didnt get many hits with this video, but i found it ironic that such an excellent video kn Shannon's entropy is found on a bird photography channel! Thanks for making it!

Is it only for dslr? Can I use this lens for mirrorless?

Would be nice if they would both work together so that you can process some things in one and the rest in the other. That would be nice to leverage RawTherapee's dark frame subtraction and then have darktable do the more advanced edits.

If people weren't addicted to chasing megapixels we could have 3 chip cameras and we wouldn't have to worry about this stuff.