Make a style out of your watermark. Having one random module detached from pixelpipe to export module will backfire badly and exceptions like this are precisely what I want to avoid.
Most of my pix require a Watermark. It would be real nice for there to be a tab, shortcut or something in Lighttable that I can select an image and Watermark it then export. For example I may have 30 images to be exported. 10 need the Watermark on the top right corner. I can select those 10 then add the Watermark. Then I can select all the images that require a watermark on bottom left and do the same etc. Right now I have to select an image, open it in Darktable, add Watermark. Go back to Lighttable and export.
What is the problem with saturated regions ? B&W conversion will remap them to white, and then it's business as usual. Or it should be.
I wrote that just for you : https://ansel.photos/en/workflows/monochrome-toning/
It's work in progress, but the fundamentals are there.
Again, this is a GUI that expects 100% to sit at the far end of the graph, aka display-referred framework. It can work to some extend in scene-referred, but I don't see why you would want that for toning monochrome.
Yes, it's normal. The same number does not have the same effect depending on the setting, so the GUI has been adjusted for consistent visual effect. Numbers are just symbols, they don't mean anything in themselves.
Fair enough and thank you for the reply!
I'll have to figure out how to install it on Linux (and how to get Affinity Photo ported too). I know there were some people who made progress on porting AF using WINE but it looked complicated.
P.S. - Your rant on DT4 was highly amusing. Well done putting together Ansel! I only installed it last night, it's taking a little getting used to but so far it does actually feel a little faster.
To match the ease of converting my B&W photographs to a tonal tonal shift such as Sepia, Cyanotype, Platinum, Selenium, etc., I have to use a tonal shift to convert my B&W photographs to a tonal shift such as Sepia, Cyanotype, Platinum, Selenium, etc.
I have only found with this tool that it allows to be worked by independent channels and allows the "scene mode".
Would it be acceptable in a scene mode workflow?
While trying to achieve a tonal shift using 4-way color balance, I noticed the following.
As I have not seen any reference in the Ansel or Darktable documentation, I ask if this is normal and what is the purpose of the percentage being so different between the different vias.
I leave an image
Any ideas or advice?
The Windows download is marked for 10 and 11 because I know it works on these. Not knowing if it does on 7, I will make no promise that I can't keep.
I'm glad to hear it works on 7 too.
As with any software relying on 3rd-party libraries, the challenge is rather to ensure each and every one of them keeps working on platform XYZ. The most potential I see for breakage is from Gtk, which behaves already unreliably on Windows in some contexts, and as many FLOSS projects, lacks dev and beta-testers on Windows.
After the excitement of discovering Ansel I was pretty gutted to see the Windows download was for Windows 10 and 11 only. Despite of this I thought I'd download the installer and see if it would work on Windows 7 and to my pleasant surprise it does!
Is there any reason Windows 7 compatibility should break in the future?
Yes, I am bitterly clinging onto Windows 7 for games and Affinity Photo until I figure out how to get all that running on Linux too. Having Affinity Photo and Ansel on different boot drives would be far from ideal.
#debunk Deprecated modules are only hidden from the GUI, they are still in the software, ready to crunch pixels for edits using them.
Sorry, heavy typos in your message, I'm not sure to follow.
Deprecated modules are hidden from GUI, they are still present in the pipeline and will run when needed. Ansel retains the full set of modules since Darktable 0.1 or something.
For translations, it would be awesome. The guide is here : https://github.com/aurelienpierreeng/ansel/wiki/Translations
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