Darktable Episode 73: Color harmonies part 3

[@NoreenCasey-gg7kd]

I have followed your three 'colour harmonies' videos. A lot to learn, but very clearly presented. I love that by your commentary you are explaining your thinking - the why as welll as the how. Thank you so much.

[@PerJensen]

Another great video, with tons of good stuff - thanks for taking the time to explain and show ideas/concepts at a slow and metodical pace.

[@rolandrainer3639]

Wie immer fantastisch gemachtes Video und ausgezeichnet erklärt wie man vorgeht! Dank deiner Hilfe werde ich noch ein Channel Mixer Akrobat ;-) Vielen Dank, dass du dir die Zeit nimmst so hochwertige Videos zu erstellen. Es hilft uns darktable Usern wirklich sehr voranzukommen und unser Lieblingstool noch besser anzuwenden.

[@elliotswain8527]

lovin the series Boris. I've been learning so much.

[@mario_vasquez_]

thank you thank you thank you! makes darktable less scary

[@jonieder50]

Best video on colors in darktable on KZbin so far :) Thanks for the discourse at the end!

[@emmypuss4533]

Super series again, Boris - thank you

[@Eigil_Skovgaard]

I am done.. ;O) I'll have to watch the last 6 minutes later, otherwise I fear the color wheel will begin to spin too fast. Absolutely a great demonstration. One of my other favorite photographers boldly claimed that Darktable in his opinion could be the most advanced RAW managing tool in the world at the moment - and in your hands, Boris, for sure that seems to be the case.

[@huubdegroot]

Wow Boris!!! I’m having holidays in the Dolomites and couldn’t wait to watch it at home. Thank you sooo much for this. It is really helpfull. Love it!!!!

[@jorgedoamaral7287]

Pour moi vous êtes le meilleur sur YT , tant sur la technique que sur l'artistique, merci de nous faire découvrir les pouvoirs extraordinaires de ce logiciel gratuit!

[@ArminHirmer]

just fascinating, who you manage all this in such a perfection. Thank you

[@vho2010]

Amazing demonstration in the use of channel mixer and I should watch your video (including previous ones) again and again in order to understand it more. Thank you very much for making these excellent videos and I am looking forwards to seeing your next episode.

[@i_am_chandra]

What an informative content ! and thanks for sharing us and much appreciate your time , Boris. This series is very exciting.

[@netbuddy1089]

Hi Boris, many thnx for the video, it is great to see how this Color Harmonie series is developing, short question about the colour gradig if you take an examples for the colour skin also would be great, i know in your potrait series you have alread covered that but with 1 example photo of protait would be cherry on the top. Vielen Danke für die Übung, es war sehr toll und hat viel spaß gemacht :)

[@aefaudio]

Thank you very much! Your videos are excellent. Would you consider a "channel mixer" part 2 video Boris: you've already provided helpful information, but I for one could really do with understanding why you make the decisions you do.

[@micdude5736]

An other great video! Many thanks to you Boris, your video series has without a doubt helped me greatly improve my own photo edditing skills.

[@sanjeevvenkatesan3522]

Only One thing to say. Thank you.

[@stephenward5133]

Thanks again for another really informative video. I am slowly getting to grips with the channel mixer. It is still sometimes difficult to know which inputs to move on which channels and it's very easy for it to go all "Wes" much too quickly!

[@maciejlewicki9084]

Thank you very much for such great content, as always! Let me ask one question - are there any disadvantages to using the color zones module ("strong" mode) for these purposes? I find it quite neat and intuitive.

[@s7habo]

Yes: discuss.pixls.us/t/editing-moments-with-darktable/11770/894?u=s7habo

[@maciejlewicki9084]

@@s7habo Thank you for the link! Indeed, I never liked the results when modifying lightness with color zones. And having the ability to mask precisely is a good point as well. Thanks!

[@mattwolcott3266]

Regarding the LUT folder, where did you find these film looks? Is it something that ships with Darktable or you just have to go find them yourself in the wild?

[@s7habo]

You search for them, yes. But here is one nice collection: rawtherapee.com/shared/HaldCLUT.zip

[@lxhk3595]

Your content is unique. Nobody explains the cognitive process to form a picture as you do.