How to edit a photo in darktable enhancing the subject - the darkroom workflow

[@Zuzzt]

Very nice explained. Thx!

[@WilliamParkerIII]

Thank you so much for putting this into the world!

[@ruud9767]

Thank you Stefano, for your clear explanations of darktable's tools. You're a good teacher!

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks Rudd. Cheers 👍🏻

[@hmbabu]

Fantastic

[@StefanoFerro]

Thank you so much for your feedback 👍👍🙏🙏

[@abhishes]

really love your workflow

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks mate 👍🙏

[@klarusch8314]

Great!

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks 👍👍🙏

[@mjgrasso76]

Nice use of a variety of masks

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks for your feedback👍👍 the masking possibilities are almost unlimited. The developers have done an amazing job on that,, really impressive

[@Emsyaz]

Wow. Darktable seems to be as good as Lightroom.

[@StefanoFerro]

Indeed, a spectacular software

[@m0bob]

HI Stefano, Many thanks for the tutorial. I am a new user and I cannot find some of the menu items that you mentioned e.g. Exposure 1 & 2. Has Darktable been updated since you made the tutorial? Thanks, Rob.

[@StefanoFerro]

Hey Rob, yes a new release is now out with a few changes. Enjoy dt!!

[@m0bob]

@@StefanoFerro Thanks Stefano 🙂

[@SergiiStarodubtsev]

I guess with light room you could have select the subject by simple click, though. washout too many manual steps. (same for the sky - one click..)

[@ianbromehead1110]

I'll echo the comment BUT you skip over how to do the masks only showing what they do. As a perfect novice with Darktable, I didnt learn how to create those masks from this video