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Darktable Ultimate Guide to Masking: Ep 4 - Parametric Masking Basics

Patreon Exclusive Members Videos & Articles: http://bit.ly/2SwaSZ6 PLEASE USE THE TIME STAMPS - in the description panel below. Darktable Ultimate Guide to Masking: Ep 4 - Parametric Masking Basics In episode 4 of this series on masking in Darktable, we look at simple, easy to understand, parametric masking. We recap the meaning of all the scene referred parametric channels, how we can use a mix of these channels, and even how to mix channel polarities. Then using various derivatives of the same mask, and alternate polarities, we will: Use differing adjustments of the colour balance RGB module to bring the image to life. We will add local contrast, and sharpening, guided by parametric masks. We will also create a 2 stage denoising of the image, again using a parametric mask. ============================================================================== PLEASE help support this channel by liking, subscribing and commenting - it really does help! A monthly SUBSCRIPTION to 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 [email protected] Many thanks to all the people who help out already - seriously, THANK YOU ALL. Chapter Markers: 00:00 Introduction 01:25 Simple Overview of Parametric channels 07:01 The "BOOST FACTOR" head trip! 09:33 Changing a channel POLARITY 10:50 Full Image Workflow Transformation with simple parametric masks 12:55 Matching my camera 'unique' white balance 15:25 Isolating the Yellow Flowers 21:20 Adjusting the background with the INVERSE of the same parametric mask 25:18 Adding CONTRAST via another parametric mask 27:25 Selective Sharpening and adjustment transfer to a DXO dng file 33:27 Dual Denoising in Darktable with a new parametric mask 38:11 Conclusions & Close