😎Exploring DarkTable. Module Instances & Simple Masking - It's A Bit Like Photoshop in Some Ways 😎

Exploring DarkTable. Module Instances & Simple Masking - It's A Bit Like Photoshop in Some Ways Patreon Members Videos & Articles: http://bit.ly/2SwaSZ6 In this video I want to demonstrate "the good stuff, some of the things I love about DarkTable"! We'll be concentrating on using multiple instances of the exposure module, controlled with a parametric mask and a drawn mask, together with other powerful modules to create a good looking image from a Patreon members image of a Tawny Owl. Other modules we'll use are: Crop Module Local Contrast Module Denoise(profiled) Module Chromatic Aberation Module Sharpening Module Masking in DarkTable is a little bit like luminosity masking in Photoshop because we can use parametric AND drawn masks together - if you can remember what bloomin' buttons to press! Chapters: 00:00 Intro 01:12 THE SHOT - tech specs and 'a handy surprise' in the image info panel. 03:10 A bit more on default presets + Todd Prior's 'legacy' workaround for WB (big thanks to Todd for this!). 08:26 Let's Get Processing! 09:34 The Crop Module 10:40 Image Adjustments begin 12:00 Localised Exposure/Drawn Mask 15:00 Creating a Second Instance - how and why 16:36 Combine Parametric & Drawn Masks - like Lightroom, or the paint layer in Lumenzia inside Photoshop - but more fiddly! 18:51 Third Exposure Module instance for a custom vignette 21:14 Local Contrast Module + distribution mask 23:48 Denoise(profiled) Module + distribution mask 28:00 Sharpening Module + distribution mask ============================================================================== PLEASE help support this channel by liking, subscribing and commenting - it really does help! Joining my Patreon Channel   / andyastbury   helps me even further, plus gets you access to an ever-growing amount of exclusive member's only content. You could donate to the channel by clicking the 'Thanks' button under the video, or by PayPal at tuition@wildlifeinpixels.net Many thanks to all the people who help out already - seriously, THANK YOU ALL.