Photo editing with Gimp and Darktable

Photo editing with Gimp and Darktable, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 88 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 58 subscribers.

You will learn about Manage dashboard of Gimp Adjust windows for photo editing Use layers Use masks Create selections Create montage Crop photos Master tools for photo editing Read photo histogram Master photo adjustments Apply filters Edit face Edit landscape photos Manage dashboard of Darktable Import photos Add informations on photos Use filters Apply styles Define favorite modules Master main modules Use drawn mask Use parametric mask Use drawn and parametric mask Add effects Improve portrait photo Improve landscape photo This course is ideal for individuals who are Students or People who want to work with Gimp or People who want to work with Darktable or People who want to improve photos It is particularly useful for Students or People who want to work with Gimp or People who want to work with Darktable or People who want to improve photos.

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Summary

Title: Photo editing with Gimp and Darktable

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 88

Number of Published Lectures: 88

Number of Curriculum Items: 88

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 88

Original Price: €99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Manage dashboard of Gimp
Adjust windows for photo editing
Use layers
Use masks
Create selections
Create montage
Crop photos
Master tools for photo editing
Read photo histogram
Master photo adjustments
Apply filters
Edit face
Edit landscape photos
Manage dashboard of Darktable
Import photos
Add informations on photos
Use filters
Apply styles
Define favorite modules
Master main modules
Use drawn mask
Use parametric mask
Use drawn and parametric mask
Add effects
Improve portrait photo
Improve landscape photo

Who Should Attend

Students
People who want to work with Gimp
People who want to work with Darktable
People who want to improve photos

Target Audiences

Students
People who want to work with Gimp
People who want to work with Darktable
People who want to improve photos

Gimp

Gimp is an open source software that offers enormous graphical possibilities. By knowing how to master the techniques and tools, you will be able to do any type of photo editing and photo montage. Many tools and techniques will be seen in the training, and the emphasis is mainly on photo editing. It is thus possible to make selections, make adjustments, use layers and masks to optimize renderings.

Darktable

Darktable is open source photo editing software. It allows processing of Raw files, ie a non destructive raw data format. The changes are saved against the original file which is kept at all times and thus allows for advanced processing. It is great because you can edit your photo in real time. The software thus has two main modes, lighttable mode for importing and classifying photos, and darkroom mode for editing photos.

The complementarity

They are two very complementary self-service software. Like Photoshop and Lightroom do, you will be able to use Gimp and Darktable. Gimp will allow you to edit and use the layer system. It will also allow you to make adjustments and use the masks. On the other hand, it will not allow you to classify photos or process files in real time. So this is where Darktable software comes in. Darktable will allow you to import photos, classify them, and then make changes in real time thanks to the many modules.

Training video

In this course, you will learn how to use Gimp for photo editing. The basics of using layers, masks, adjustments or even retouching tools will be covered in this course, supplemented by workshops. You will also learn how to use Darktable, to import and organize your photos, and then process all your photos with the modules. The whole will also be supplemented by workshops.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Start with Gimp

Lecture 1: Manage dashboard

Lecture 2: Display the windows

Lecture 3: Create new document

Lecture 4: Save and export document

Lecture 5: Navigation on photo

Chapter 3: Layers

Lecture 1: Layers

Lecture 2: Layer mask

Lecture 3: Blend mode

Chapter 4: Crop photo

Lecture 1: Crop photo

Chapter 5: Create selections on images

Lecture 1: Basic selections

Lecture 2: Advanced selections

Lecture 3: Recuperate selection

Chapter 6: Defaults correction

Lecture 1: Remove defaults

Lecture 2: Clone elements

Chapter 7: Tools for photo editing

Lecture 1: Brush parameters

Lecture 2: Lighten and darken

Lecture 3: Add blur and details

Lecture 4: Spread color

Lecture 5: Add color and gradient

Chapter 8: Photo adjustments

Lecture 1: Read histogram

Lecture 2: Start with adjustments

Lecture 3: Adjustment color balance

Lecture 4: Adjustment color temperature

Lecture 5: Adjustment hue chroma

Lecture 6: Adjustment hue saturation

Lecture 7: Adjustment saturation

Lecture 8: Adjustment exposure

Lecture 9: Adjustment shadows highlights

Lecture 10: Adjustment brightness contrast

Lecture 11: Adjustment levels

Lecture 12: Adjustment curves

Lecture 13: Adjustment invert

Lecture 14: Adjustment threshold

Lecture 15: Adjustment colorize

Lecture 16: Adjustment posterize

Lecture 17: Adjustments on selections

Lecture 18: Change photo in black and white

Chapter 9: Add filters

Lecture 1: Add blur

Lecture 2: Increase details

Lecture 3: Add effects

Lecture 4: Create frame

Lecture 5: Red eye removal

Chapter 10: Trainings

Lecture 1: Change eyes color

Lecture 2: Smooth skin

Lecture 3: Selective black and white example

Lecture 4: Edit face part 1

Lecture 5: Edit face part 2

Lecture 6: Improve landscape photo part 1

Lecture 7: Improve landscape photo part 2

Chapter 11: Start with Darktable

Lecture 1: Start with dashboard

Lecture 2: Lighttable mode

Lecture 3: Import photos

Lecture 4: Grid and selections

Chapter 12: Add informations on photos

Lecture 1: Add informations

Lecture 2: Apply filters

Lecture 3: Styles

Chapter 13: Start with darkroom

Lecture 1: Darkroom mode

Lecture 2: Edit modules

Chapter 14: Basic modules

Lecture 1: Module sharpen

Lecture 2: Module levels

Lecture 3: Module contrast brightness saturation

Lecture 4: Module color zones

Lecture 5: Module shadows and highlights

Lecture 6: Module white balance

Lecture 7: Module basic adjustments

Lecture 8: Module base curve

Lecture 9: Module exposure

Lecture 10: Module color balance

Chapter 15: Modules parameters

Lecture 1: Color picker

Lecture 2: Snapshots

Lecture 3: Duplicate manager

Chapter 16: Other modules

Lecture 1: Add effects

Lecture 2: Crop photo

Chapter 17: Photo in black and white

Lecture 1: Photo black and white

Lecture 2: Selective black and white

Chapter 18: Apply masks

Lecture 1: Drawn mask

Lecture 2: Drawn and parametric mask

Lecture 3: Parametric mask

Lecture 4: Apply multiple masks

Chapter 19: Trainings

Lecture 1: Process eyes color

Instructors

Nicolas Forgue
Web entrepreneur and graphic designer

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