Any populated strings are automatically added to the imported images. metadata If the “apply metadata” box is checked, a list of the visible metadata fields is presented for completion (see metadata editor for details). apply metadata Check this option to automatically set metadata fields and/or tags at import time (see below). initial rating Initial star rating (from 0 to 5) to use for all newly-imported images (default 1). ignore exif rating Check this option to ignore any rating stored within the image’s Exif data and instead use a hard-coded value (below). 🔗module parametersĬlick on the “parameters” label or the expander button beside it to display the following additional options.Īll parameters are retained from one session to the next and can be saved as module presets. This button only appears if the camera is currently mounted. unmount camera Unmount the camera and release it for use by other applications. tethered shoot Open the tethering view so that you can take images with your connected camera using darktable. copy & import from camera Create copies of images from the connected camera and then add those images to the darktable library. This button only appears if the camera is not currently mounted and is not locked by another process.

If you hover your mouse over the camera label, a tooltip will display information about the camera (model, firmware version etc.)ĭepending on the capabilities of the camera, the following additional buttons may be displayed: mount camera Mount the camera for exclusive use by darktable.

When a camera is detected, a new section will appear in the module for that device. copy & import Create copies of images from the filesystem and then add those copies to the darktable library. If you only add a single image to the library it will be automatically loaded in the darkroom. The following buttons are shown in the module’s UI by default: add to library Add existing images to the darktable library without copying or moving files. See supported file formats for more information. Add images to the darktable library, optionally copying them from another location on the filesystem or from a connected camera.

Darktable import into another folder