These days I'm not above dropping in a framework like bootstrap or tailwind or skeleton (used for ) and just focusing on fiddling. I still build from scratch occasionally (I built from scratch but that's still using Pelican as the SSG). Rawtherapee is another app in the same category, and usually appeals to people who don't like Darktable's interface. If you're looking to learn more complicated software without having to rent it while you do, there's Darktable. Software to edit and enhance Photos (JPG and RAW).You can edit your RAW files in multiple different ways, i.e., effectively keeping multiple copies of edited RAW files around. It sounds like you might want non-destructive editing. dng in another app that is not Apple proprietary. I want to be able to edit the RAW file, a. Is it possible without the format changing? If I export to another folder on my mac it becomes a. And the ability to adjust grain etc - and color mixback! All the properties (contrast, grain, tones etc) of your selected film/paper combo, but with the ability to "re-inject" the colors.Exporting a RAW file. The full version of Andy gives you 20+ different films and about as many types of paper. I started a Flickr group for Andy right here: groups/andyplugin/pool/. At the moment I'm using TriX quite a bit. B&W through simulation of various B&W films and papers. In windows, Bibble supports tethered shooting as well.Ģ) AndyPro: Try out the basic Andy plugin that comes with bibble. and save it, then set up a batch job to export images using that set of settings. You can even do a custom setting of curves, sharpening, NR etc. You can do batch jobs for just about anything. It exports them to a predefined folder as 1600px wide jpeg's at 100% quality, ready for flickr (and jUploadr, but thats another story). I do all my edits, then drag all the keepers onto my custom batch job called 1600px web. Any arguements for paying for Bibble when RawTherapee is free?ġ) Batch: I love it. While Bibble seems better than RawTherapee, the overall flow seems more of the same. My complaint with RawTherapee is that it's just a bunch of sliders that you learn to adjust until your picture looks better. It works well, but so far I like the way LightZone works better.
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