Darktable

I am learning post processing with my dslrs because I have a tamron lens, a tokina lens, and soon to have a sigma!
Nikon camera don't like to fix the distortion/vignetting on these sorts of lenses..
My home computer is a linux, so there are a lot of free post processing options.
I am liking darktable.
Anyone else using it?

Yes.

Here is a link to some more photo editing software for Linux for you to have a look at.

Top Linux Photo Software for Managing & Editing Snaps

paul04 said:

Here is a link to some more photo editing software for Linux for you to have a look at.

Top Linux Photo Software for Managing & Editing Snaps

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wow, there's a few more than I've heard of. I have tried digikam and gimp and some of the lower level command line ones like
exiftool and ufraw.

I have been using Darktable for a long time, since version 1.4. Once you go Darktable you never go back. It has a steep learning curve, but once you master each tool, it gives you a very fine and delicate control over each aspect of your RAW files. It makes Lightroom feel like a beginners tool.

Anytime you want to discuss something about DT, feel free to contact me!