![]() I say all this in the spirit of providing feedback to improve the product. However considering exporting LUTs with HSV adjustments (by checking the HSV box on the HSL filter) was never fixed, my hopes aren't incredibly high. Not sure if to get a refund or just keep the new version in case it is improved. So, so far it's basically the same as Affinity Photo V1 with a couple new features that should have been part of a free update given how relatively minor they are, a less appealing set of buttons (though this is just my aesthetic opinion), and lacking things that should be there. Sometimes it's moving a slider on one of the filters. Sometimes it's something as simple as zooming in or out. Have not noticed a pattern yet as to what triggers it. You can use the measure tool to form a line segment on an edge, and have it adjust the image so that it becomes even. I also really would have liked to see an easy method of straightening a photo by using a measure tool. It's a basic feature of pretty much every third party raw development program I know of, and if a raw developer doesn't support ICC it will usually support DCP (DNG Color profiles, ie, as used in Lightroom, Luminar). I'm disappointed that input ICC profiles are STILL unsupported in the raw developer. The introduced features are mostly things that should have been there to begin with. file naming pattern The file name part of the naming pattern (default $(YEAR)$(MONTH)$(DAY)_$(SEQUENCE).$(FILE_EXTENSION).I think at best V2 should have been a free update to V1. keep original filename Check this box to keep original the filename instead of using the pattern below when importing from a camera or card (default off). sub directory naming pattern The sub directory part of the naming pattern (default $(YEAR)$(MONTH)$(DAY)_$(JOBCODE)). $(EXIF_ISO) ISO value of the photo (from Exif data)īase directory naming pattern The base directory part of the naming pattern (default $(PICTURES_FOLDER)/Darktable). $(EXIF_SECOND) seconds the photo was taken (from Exif data) $(EXIF_MINUTE) minute the photo was taken (from Exif data) $(EXIF_HOUR) hour the photo was taken (from Exif data) ![]() $(EXIF_DAY) day the photo was taken (from Exif data) $(EXIF_MONTH) month the photo was taken (from Exif data) ![]() $(EXIF_YEAR) year the photo was taken (from Exif data) $(ID) unique identification number of the image in darktable's database $(MAX_HEIGHT) maximum image height to limit within export session $(MAX_WIDTH) maximum image width to limit within export session $(SEQUENCE) a sequence number within the import job $(JOBCODE) unique identifier of the import job $(FILE_EXTENSION) extension of the imported image ![]() $(FILE_NAME) basename of the imported image $(USERNAME) your user account name on the system ![]() $(DESKTOP) the desktop folder as defined by the system (usually “$HOME/Desktop”) $(PICTURES_FOLDER) the pictures folder as defined by the system (usually “$HOME/Pictures”) Several pre-defined variables can be used in the pattern as placeholders: $(HOME) the home folder as defined by the system The naming pattern consists of three parts: a base part defining the parent folder, a session part defining a sub directory (which is specific to the individual import session), and a file name part defining the filename structure for each imported image. The following options define the default naming pattern for use in the “copy & import” or “copy & import from camera” options in the import module, or when taking photos in the tethering view. Control default file naming conventions used when importing images. ![]()
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