My top four hypotheses:
I’m just guessing though, so I don’t know if this is helpful at all.
Any information is helpful and I truly appreciate you taking the time to summarize your workflow. I’ve actually never monitored the histogram outside of snapping the photo, so that alone is a great suggestion. I generally edit by eye and kinda feel my way through, but using a metric sounds like a great idea! It also makes a lot more sense if you’re right about RT/DT being more “literal.”
I know I haven’t given enough time to either piece of software, but I’ve been so shocked by how little of my process carried over, that I kinda ran away in fear almost immediately.
I have, but with terrible results. Can you recommend some tutorials? The behavior of various tools always surprises me, coming from Adobe raw and Lightroom.
For example, reducing contrast in Adobe tones down highlights and shadows while doing that in dark table and rawtherapee turns everything washed out and grey.
Yeah, so here’s my general process batch-editing photos in Adobe Camera Raw:
When I’m done, I have a stark, professional looking photo to export. In darktable, trying this leaves me with a grey mess. I’ve also tried rawtherapee, but with even worse results. I’m 96% sure that the problem is me, though.
I’ve been on Linux as my primary OS for around a year now. I’m still looking for a replacement for Lightroom and camera raw that doesn’t absolutely crush any image I’m working on.
Use the same cameras and AI that Musk said were gonna fully automate Tesla
God, imagine how good everything would taste of we could just get lead back into everything. Paint chips are back on the menu!
“I’m gonna punch you cuz you upset me and then we’re gonna be done, so don’t punch me back!”
Cent is 100. Like how a “C-note” is a $100 bill. Per cent is “out of 100.” 50% tariff is “out of every 100 finance units, 50 will get an additional charge.”
50 per cent(100). Percent is the same word mashed together.
I can get how it looks weird to you if you’re used to writing and reading “percent.” It’s kinda like writing “a dios”(to God) instead of “adios”(goodbye) to someone who speaks Spanish. Adios is borrowed from adieu(goodbye) in French. Adieu is the mashed up version of “a dieu”(to God fr) which is the shortened version of “a dieu vous commant”(I commend you to God), which was a proper farewell back in the old old old old days. While all versions of it are technically correct, it still looks weird to someone who always writes “adios” or “adieu.” In a similar fashion, I guess if someone wrote you “good bye” instead of “goodbye,” you’d probably think they dropped a punctuation or something.
Might as well, right? Shipping routes are about to stop going to the United States because it’s not worth dealing with our toxic government (I’m exaggerating)
I know that everyone likes to joke about RFKJ and his questionable personality, his anti-vax conspiracies, and his brain worm. But did you ever consider that maybe he is naturally a shitty asshole and this is actually the brain worm’s work?
Maybe that brain worm was just a cool little guy who used to pop out to say hi until he died. And now his positive vibes occasionally echo through RFKJ’s cesspool of a brain.
Fuck Reddit. Does that answer help?
Do a flip!
Lelon Musk? Elon Mulsk? I’m gonna stick to my usual name for him: Mecha-Karen
If not for the billionaires, why do governments exist?
Huh… Recent context has really ruined jokes like this…
is coming up with objects to compare things to a job position that exists? I want to apply for that. You’d spend the day browsing databases of things by size and picking out the weirdest ones.
Yes, this was your job interview and you failed. You neglected to compare the number of rows in the databases to number of pages in, say, the entire Harry Potter series.
If you keep your license to practice up to date, you can reapply in two years.
It’s gotta be at least 2027 by now…
Thank goodness I’m unpunchable
Look at ol’ Lumpy Farts Kash
“Best practices” tend to come from other people’s whoopsies. But it’s always good to question things, too.