Darktable ep 150 - New features in darktable 5.0 (pt 1 of 2)
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In this episode, we look at (the first half of) the new features in darktable 5.0!
00:00 Intro 00:23 welcome 00:29 shoutout to William Justice 01:01 something's missing for a new release! 02:01 splash screen 03:06 camera-specific styles 04:27 bulk image operation feedback 05:14 nodes on paths now have 2 bezier handles 05:26 new high contrast theme 05:34 tooltips for utility modules 05:41 new-user hints 06:02 new placeholder icons for missing/corrupt images 06:15 live style preview 06:53 add extra utility modules in darkroom view 07:05 reset module views 07:24 swap utility and processing modules
Shout-out to Bill Justice for his transistions and motion graphics effects! Check out his channel for Davinci Resolve and Fusion videos: https://www.youtube.com/@WilliamJusticeMedia/videos
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