Darktable, Negadoctor, and Flextight: A workflow demonstration.

https://tube.hunter.camera/w/peGzgX83EnY8bMPrrnCwc4

I literally spun up a peertube instance on my server for this. Hope this is a little demonstration gives back to the communities that produce the tool I use.

Thanks @darktable for making the tools open and accessible

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I'm pretty happy with what I'm achieving in #darktable's #negadoctor module when it comes to B&W images. So much in fact, that I'm redoing all of my Scotland pics in DT.

I scanned some color negatives from yesterday...and boy is that a different beast. I'm going to need a lot more practice when it comes to color negs.

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First attempt at B&W reversal in #darktable via #negadoctor. Don't remember offhand which camera/film stock this was (likely #IlfordHP5 or #KodakTriX) but it was scanned via #NikonD850 and I edited straight from the RAW file. This is from a few months back.

I used negadoctor and the monochome module, then because the image was pretty flat I cranked up the contrast. I may have overdone it, but I really like high contrast B&W so others may disagree.

I also took a digital camera out and about today, and I think that will be my first foray into a digital RAW workflow with darktable.

Clearly, I have a lot to learn - but I'd love to get away from Adobe. If #NegativeLabPro fulfills their goal of making a standalone, that would also be a big step - I love how NLP renders my negatives so having that happen on the front end (either on my MacBook or via WINE on my Linux machine) would also be a game changer.

As always, open to suggestions!

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