Nice tutorial. Thanks for this. Sometimes I sit in front of my display and think how to make BW picture more interesting. You showed me how to work with such pictures. Thanks again. Well done!
Thanks for this very useful and informative clip. B&W has a mood that is unlike colour, and I find that some images just "work" in B&W. It's great getting what amounts to a tutorial on DT, rather just a run-down on what a particular tool set does.
@@StefanoFerro As a follow-up, I tried your technique yesterday, and got more pleasing results faster than the way I did it before - as done by Rico Richardson (th-cam.com/video/cuVdhzkBjZs/w-d-xo.html). I'm still learning the ins and outs of the dodge and burn tools, but I'll get there! All the best, and thanks again.
I also use "color zones" for B & W photographies, it is great and powerful. However, it must be used with care or the final image get over treated, with a unrealistic look, it is easy to happen.
Thanks Joao. Indeed, you are absolutely right. It's one of those tools that editing should be done with subtle changes. In saying that, once mastered, it is so powerful. Thanks for your comment. Cheers :)
This was great, thanks! I have a question - at 10:00 in the video, you demonstrate changing the black and white points using the RGB Curve. Would there any difference if one used the RGB Levels instead? I tried and couldn't make out a difference but then I am not as experienced as you are!
😁😁 thanks for the "experienced". I don't really feel like one...just spreading the love for dt. I believe you can do the same with the RGB Levels...just another way. I am more used to RGB curve, but that doesn't mean it's better. Thanks again for your comment. Cheers
Thanks Steven. Great to know that. I work in Win 3.4 with the BA still there.I have a couple of ideas in mind to test for the new release. I will do it in the weekend and let you know👍
More of a family and practical decision I think. Luckily we have no virus since November but ironically things are getting more complicated as nobody wants to be vaccinated. I should do a video about it🤣 take care👍
It took a holiday I think. I was so concentrated to make the videos that I did not notice that the histogram disappeared LOL Thanks for letting me know
SO helpful - thank you Stefano!
Nice tutorial. Thanks for this. Sometimes I sit in front of my display and think how to make BW picture more interesting. You showed me how to work with such pictures. Thanks again. Well done!
No worries Raziel, happy to share darktable love 😁 enjoy your b&w editing 👍
Thanks for this very useful and informative clip. B&W has a mood that is unlike colour, and I find that some images just "work" in B&W. It's great getting what amounts to a tutorial on DT, rather just a run-down on what a particular tool set does.
Great to hear! I am totally with you Michael, some images scream b&w, even before you shoot. Thanks again for your feedback. Really appreciated.👍
@@StefanoFerro As a follow-up, I tried your technique yesterday, and got more pleasing results faster than the way I did it before - as done by Rico Richardson (th-cam.com/video/cuVdhzkBjZs/w-d-xo.html). I'm still learning the ins and outs of the dodge and burn tools, but I'll get there! All the best, and thanks again.
Thanks Michael for the feedback and the link. Always great to see other people workflows, there is always so much to learn 👍
That was a revelation! Thank you
Thank you a lot!
No worries mate! Thanks for your comment 🙂 Cheers
I also use "color zones" for B & W photographies, it is great and powerful. However, it must be used with care or the final image get over treated, with a unrealistic look, it is easy to happen.
Thanks Joao. Indeed, you are absolutely right. It's one of those tools that editing should be done with subtle changes. In saying that, once mastered, it is so powerful. Thanks for your comment. Cheers :)
This was great, thanks! I have a question - at 10:00 in the video, you demonstrate changing the black and white points using the RGB Curve. Would there any difference if one used the RGB Levels instead? I tried and couldn't make out a difference but then I am not as experienced as you are!
😁😁 thanks for the "experienced". I don't really feel like one...just spreading the love for dt. I believe you can do the same with the RGB Levels...just another way. I am more used to RGB curve, but that doesn't mean it's better. Thanks again for your comment.
Cheers
I like to see flat, low contrasts images transformed by dt. A very good demonstration. Thank you.
Cheers
Excellent video. My version of DarkTable no longer has the basic adjustments module. Can I use the dodge and burn presets with another module?
Thanks Steven!! Basic Adjustments gone 🥺😲 what version do you have? I have to look into it. I will be back (the Terminator way🤣)
I think it's the latest update. I use Linux Mint and subscribe to developers updates. My version says that the module has been deprecated.
@@StefanoFerro 3.5.0 Latest from developers
Thanks Steven. Great to know that. I work in Win 3.4 with the BA still there.I have a couple of ideas in mind to test for the new release. I will do it in the weekend and let you know👍
@@StefanoFerro Thank you.
Who it that stylish clean cut guy doing your video's.... ;)
Flashy hei 😆 I had to make the most out of my barber shop as he is closing down 😉
@@StefanoFerro Sorry to hear that hopefully not a pandemic small business casualty ....
More of a family and practical decision I think. Luckily we have no virus since November but ironically things are getting more complicated as nobody wants to be vaccinated. I should do a video about it🤣 take care👍
What happened to the histogram?
It took a holiday I think. I was so concentrated to make the videos that I did not notice that the histogram disappeared LOL Thanks for letting me know
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Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I left the video when you added the second image !!!
@cameraprepper7938 no worries Mr. Nice. I love the exclamation marks. They give that sense of urgency to leave