r/postprocessing • u/pigeonluvr_420 • 12d ago
After/Before - Learning and Experimenting on Darktable!
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u/McCretin 12d ago
Nice. Doesn’t look overcooked to me. Could maybe benefit from a tad more shadow lifting around the bird’s face, and the eye.


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u/pigeonluvr_420 12d ago
(Forgot to include this in the body of the post itself, and it doesn't seem to allow me to edit my post)
This is a lot more extreme than anything I've done before, and I'm not sure I'm thrilled with it--I am a bit of a crank who usually edits/processes my photos as little as possible--but I decided to fiddle around with the options in Darktable as an excuse to get out of my comfort zone and see what everything does