D7000. Vivitar 70-210mm f/3.5, in close focus mode. ISO400, AP mode, f/3.5. Processed in about 12 seconds on the macbook pro under Lightroom 5…
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D7000. Vivitar 70-210mm f/3.5, in close focus mode. Not really a macro shot, but shot in macro mode, so…
Also, back to Lightroom 5 on the mbp for this (and for some upcoming days). I’m running short on time, and workflow is just too slow on the 1015px/Ubuntu/darktale setup. InshaAllah I’ll have more time after all the upcoming change happens, and I can get back to the experiment.
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iPhone 5. Pure Shot. dRAW tiff processed in darktable.
Photography workflow in Linux: darktable (part 4: the Zone System module)
The Zone System module is not quite as modular as the color correction module, and the precision is equally imprecise, but it’s a great deal of fun, nonetheless.
I trust you have some idea about the Zone System. If not, go read up on it.
The scroll wheel defines the number of zones, and you drag different defining points around to expand or contract the different zones. It’s really fairly easy to use, and doesn’t really require a full walkthrough, but that’s what I had planned for today, so that’s what you get…
Black & Wednesday for 26 February, 2014 was shot with the D7000 and mamiya/sekor 50mm f/2 lens, reversed, in Aperture Priority mode, at ISO400 and f/2. Processing and editing took place in darktable, running under Ubuntu 13.10 on an Asus eee pc 1015px. I’m really wanting to get back to a bigger screen and more precise mouse, but I’m not really ready to start dual-booting the mac just yet, so these Ubuntu explorations might be on hold for a bit…
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D7000. mamiya/sekor 50mm f/2, reversed. ISO400, AP mode, f/2. Processed in darktable, running under Ubuntu 13.10 on an Asus eee pc 1015px.
Photography workflow in Linux: darktable (part 3: the Color Correction module)
Every time I play with darktable, I find something else worth playing with…
This time, it’s the Color Correction module. Continue reading “Photography workflow in Linux: darktable (part 3: the Color Correction module)”