Master the masking in darktable - 3 essential easy tips

[@gaetano_maker]

Thanks for the explanation

[@StefanoFerro]

No worries :)

[@erikmortensen1091]

Thank you very much Stefano. You get through the various options plain and simple!

[@edoardofranceschi5435]

Cercavo proprio questo tutorial, molto chiaro!

[@StefanoFerro]

@@edoardofranceschi5435 grazieee

[@fotografieuweroder4175]

Found Darktable some months ago and absolutly love it over Capture One - now with your masking tips it got even better. Thanks for that. After three years. .-)

[@bernym4047]

Possibly the best video on dt masking I have seen. Thanks greatly. Merci beacoup.

[@StefanoFerro]

Thank you so much Berny. Such an awesome feedback 🙏🙏

[@wilmermh]

Finally I understand the parametric mask, great video. Than you!

[@StefanoFerro]

No worries Wilmer. Great I was able to help out. 👍😁

[@paco_b_v]

Super useful! I wish I had known that before.

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks Francisco for your feedback 👍🙏

[@paulherbert2959]

Really useful video - I've been using darktable for years now but learnt 3 really great tips on masking after watching this! Good stuff.

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks Paul. Great feedback!! Cheers

[@railspony]

Thank you so much, this is exactly what I was struggling with recently and now it all makes sense!

[@dradmin792]

Thank you!

[@StefanoFerro]

No worries. Cheers 🙏🙏👍

[@rapid2move]

thanks for darktable tutorials... pls make more!!!

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks for the great feedback 🙏🙏 most definitely new tutorials, I am aiming every Monday 😁

[@jean-francoiscrevier3224]

Thank you so much. I have been looking for this exclusion trick for a while.

[@StefanoFerro]

No worries JF. So simple, yet so well hidden 😁

[@JST500]

Ciao Stefano, very nice video... would you be kind enough to make another one for spot removal and retouch? many many thanks

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks JS, appreciated :) I actually did already one about spot removal and retouch. You may want to check it out here kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnqtnYihds1goZY Cheers

[@emrg777]

Great contribution...should help lots of people....

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks Todd👍👍🙏🙏

[@nicolaspuentes4898]

Thanks for your teaching, it was really helpful!

[@StefanoFerro]

No worries 👍🏻👍🏻

[@FronbondiSkegs]

Great video, thanks

[@StefanoFerro]

No problem 👍

[@mojoe599]

I'm just starting out with Darktable (and photography in general) and your videos are so easy to follow! Thank you and I hope to see more :)

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks Joey for your feedback. Great to hear about your photography passion, such a great way to express our artistic side. Cheers

[@michael-rm1om]

excellent video!

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks

[@accolon24]

Thank you, this was so much needed! I have been trying to obtain that exclusion effect by playing with the "combine masks" options but I had no luck (actually it would be great if you could make a tutorial about that too :D)

[@StefanoFerro]

No worries Simone. Always happy to help ou. I will look into the combine mask and see if i can make a video 😁 thanks again. Cheers

[@abhishes]

Amazing channel. Love your trick of exclusion. I wanted that for a long time.

[@StefanoFerro]

No worries. Thanks for your feedback. Cheers 😁👍

[@malithperera2764]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@kenphused]

Brilliant! I use the mask manager a lot but never saw the "difference" choice. I'm looking forward to more Darktable tips.

[@StefanoFerro]

No worries Ken. So many options and possibilities in darktable. So easy to miss things around. Everyday is a new discovery 😁

[@jean-louisboyer3979]

Excellent

[@gwrivest]

Great tips. Thank you, and keep up the good work!

[@StefanoFerro]

Thanks mate 👍👍🙏🙏

[@abhishes]

I didn't understand the output channel piece what happened there? what is the difference between input channel and output channel?

[@StefanoFerro]

On ch 2 you can work with the output mask of ch 1. 👍