keep original filename Check this box to keep the original filename instead of using the pattern below when importing from a camera or card (default off). Quick and simple.zip (4.5 KB) Go to darktable’s settings and select the presets section.
Darktable presets import zip file#
Then: Download the zip file and extract it. sub directory naming pattern The sub directory part of the naming pattern (default $(YEAR)$(MONTH)$(DAY)_$(JOBCODE)). In darktable > 4.3 (current development): make sure auto-apply pixel workflow defaults is set to: scene-referred (filmic) Import presets.
Darktable presets import iso#
$(EXIF_ISO) ISO value of the photo (from Exif data)īase directory naming pattern The base directory part of the naming pattern (default $(PICTURES_FOLDER)/Darktable). $(EXIF_SECOND) seconds the photo was taken (from Exif data) $(EXIF_MINUTE) minute the photo was taken (from Exif data) $(EXIF_HOUR) hour the photo was taken (from Exif data) $(EXIF_DAY) day the photo was taken (from Exif data)
$(EXIF_MONTH) month the photo was taken (from Exif data)
$(EXIF_YEAR) year the photo was taken (from Exif data) $(ID) unique identification number of the image in darktable's database $(MAX_HEIGHT) maximum image height to limit within export session $(MAX_WIDTH) maximum image width to limit within export session $(SEQUENCE) a sequence number within the import job Adjust the exposure module and filmic module (white relative exposure and black relative exposure is a must, contrast is up to you) or use the new Sigmoid module. $(JOBCODE) unique identifier of the import job Choose your desired Style from the 14 available on this page. $(FILE_EXTENSION) extension of the imported image $(FILE_NAME) basename of the imported image $(USERNAME) your user account name on the system $(DESKTOP) the desktop folder as defined by the system (usually “$HOME/Desktop”) $(PICTURES_FOLDER) the pictures folder as defined by the system (usually “$HOME/Pictures”) Several pre-defined variables can be used in the pattern as placeholders: $(HOME) the home folder as defined by the system The naming pattern consists of three parts: a base part defining the parent folder, a session part defining a sub directory (which is specific to the individual import session), and a file name part defining the filename structure for each imported image. The following options define the default naming pattern for use in the “copy & import” or “copy & import from camera” options in the import module, or when taking photos in the tethering view. Control default file naming conventions used when importing images.
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