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From a single reference edit, the mapping feature ensures that the parameters scale properly to the rest of the series.

This feature was developed because copying and pasting a history stack over a series of images, even when shot in the same conditions, does not necessarily ensure uniform color rendition, and often still requires additional manual adjustment, since lighting may still vary slightly from image to image. The target can also be manually defined by direct input of the appropriate CIE Lab 1976 color coordinates. The “correction” mode then mode computes the relevant exposure and color calibration settings so as to match the color selected from a matching sample picked from the target image. A “sampling” mode allows you to pick a reference color in a source image, recording the output exposure/color after the current exposure and color calibration modules respectively. This mode can be used, for example, to perform white balance (chromatic adaptation) against non-grey objects of known color, or to ensure color and exposure consistency of an object across a series of images. Color and Exposure MappingĪ new “spot mapping” mode has been added to both the exposure and color calibration modules. Ukrainian and Polish translations are currently available and we expect to add more over the coming months. The latest version of the user manual is here. Translations of this article: German, Spanish.Ī little over 10 years since darktable 1.0 was first released, the darktable team is proud to present darktable 4.0!įor a complete changelog, please see the release notes.

Download the new version for mac darktable 4.4.2