Anyone who had followed me for any length of time knows how much I love and enjoy Darktable. Yes, I use other software very often, namely Luminar Neo and RapidRaw, however there is a tool in Darktable that always brings me back to it. The tool in question is the Rotate And Perspective tool, whichContinue reading “The Tool That Always Takes Me Back To Darktable”
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Darktable 5.6.0 Review
The release of Darktable 5.6.0 marks a massive leap forward for the open-source RAW developer, introducing a highly anticipated, modern toolkit while keeping its privacy-first core intact. Although I have not been using Darktable as my everyday editing software as much as I used to, I still check in on every new pre-release and releaseContinue reading “Darktable 5.6.0 Review”
Photography Questions I’m Always Asked
Being so involved in the photography world for such a time, and having hands on experience with so many different cameras over the years I get asked questions on a regular basis. This blog will answer those questions in the hope that they can help some of you. Here are some of the most askedContinue reading “Photography Questions I’m Always Asked”
Why I’ve stopped using Darktable and use RapidRaw.
Long time readers of this website know that I have been quite the advocate for Darktable over the last decade or more. Darktable is free and open source software that is considerably more powerful than a free photo editing program should be. It is something I have relied on for my “me” images (i.e, notContinue reading “Why I’ve stopped using Darktable and use RapidRaw.”
Why Sharing Your EXIF Data Is Mostly Useless (or Even Detrimental)
In the age of digital photography, we’ve become accustomed to an almost obsessive focus on technical specifications. Photographers, aspiring and professional alike, pore over sensor sizes, lens charts, and, perhaps most persistently, EXIF data. This embedded information, detailing everything from aperture and shutter speed to ISO and white balance, is often seen as a holyContinue reading “Why Sharing Your EXIF Data Is Mostly Useless (or Even Detrimental)”
Photography By Mark G Adams 