A further improvement is the ability to add and remove modules from a module group quickly. Users can add controls from any module to the quick access panel, promising improved usability. The quick access panel includes a new interface that combines existing processing modules into a unified layout. First up is the new ' quick access panel,' a replacement for the old basic adjustments module and more. Version 3.6 adds numerous new features to darktable. Darktable hopes to release a pair of major updates each year.īack to today's update. The latest update is the first of two planned feature releases, with the second intended to come out this winter. Viola, the image stack is pasted and you can go to darkroom view and tweak as needed.The darktable team has announced its second summer feature release, bringing darktable to version 3.6. Single click another image you want to paste the stack to and hit Ctrl-V. Hitting Ctrl-C copies the image stack to the clipboard. Here's a link to the user manual about it.Īnother quick way I just found is to single click an image that has been edited while in lighttable view. Didn't find it in the darkroom view because it's in the lighttable view. Did find that and tried it but I was looking for a simple copy and paste of current edits from one image to another, similar to LR. Not sure if that is useful or what you might be looking for. Regard your concern about batch processing, I did find this and wonder if that might be what you are looking for?Ĭlick the tiny icons to the left of a function brings up this popup allowing for auto application of a preset to similar images. I also am new to darktable and discovering bit by bit. Have you found a way to copy the settings from one image to another in DT? It's fine for small batches but would be overly time consuming for a big day out with several hundred shots.
So far I'm having to start from scratch with every image. There's no batch processing but it would be nice to be able to copy the adjustments made to one image and apply them to another similar image, as a starting point. Continuing to discover new things about DT and liking it very much.
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