Tiling enabled in the colour balance RGB, diffuse and filmic RGB modules.Colour scheme of the timeline is improved.

Colour picker values can be copied to the clipboard.

PNG files are now supported in the watermark module.

Rating support added to the collections module.

Better timezone editing in the geotagging module.Activate an area colour picker using ctrl + right-click.Faster file name matching in the organiser.Flip buttons added to the orientation module.Composition guides available globally (no longer confined to the crop module).New LMMSE demosaic algorithm for working with high ISO and/or noisy images.The ‘Perspective Correction’ module is now called ‘Rotate and Perspective’ and lets users “manually define correction settings by drawing lines or rectangles on the image”, and ‘Scopes’ is the new name for the ‘Histogram’ module. There’s also a new ‘Diffuse or Sharpen’ module, and a new scene-referred blurs module to create motion and lens blurring in a ‘physically-accurate’ way. “Standard keyboard/mouse shortcuts can now make use of mouse movements (horizontal, vertical, diagonal) as well as multiple button/key presses and short or long presses/clicks,” the team say of the change. The revamp enables users to control Darktable using novel input devices such as MIDI controllers and even game pads. Rather notably, Darktable 3.8.0 introduces an overhaul of its keyboard shortcut system.

This update lets users control Darktable using MIDI controllers and even game pads Those unfamiliar with this highly-regarded tool will find more details on its capabilities in the comprehensive online manual. This pro photography tool traditionally issues a new stable release on December is no exception. Major improvements are on offer in the latest release of Darktable, an open source alternative to Adobe Lightroom.

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