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darktable is a powerful open-source software for photo editing. At its core, it consists of a series of "modules" that can be individually turned on or off for a given picture and provide different editing capabilities. However, different modules sometimes ove...

Masks are possibly the most powerful feature in darktable. They allow you to restrict any module (well, almost any) to apply only to certain parts of an image. Combined with the fact that you can have an arbitrary number of instances for each module, this open...

I'm watching a lot of photography videos on YouTube these days, but only occasionally do I come across a video that I find so useful, I want to save it for later. Here's an overview of these, roughly grouped by categories. Technical Aspects How to choose you...

Just a small, personal selection of channels that I watch most frequently. English James PopsysAwesomely nerdy English landscape photographer. Shoots Panasonic. Sean TuckerIncredibly well-produced, cinematic videos that often mix photography and philosophy....

Articles and resources specific to Fuji cameras. FujiLove Magazine Film Recipes Fujifilm cameras come with different film simulations built in. They only affect the JPEG files saved in-camera, not RAW files, but can often give great and moody looks without ...

Cameras and Lenses (Bartosz Ciechanowski)Amazingly detailed blog post with tons of interactive examples teaching how cameras and lenses actually work from a physical perspective.

The official darktable website does an amazing job already of listing additional resources about it, so I'm only putting a short overview here of resources that particularly stood out to me. Bruce Williams' YouTube channelHas lots of very in-depth videos abou...

This page is about command-line tools that can retrieve or store information, in a way that's handier and faster than switching to Google. tldr Website: https://tldr.sh/ Use in the browser: https://tldr.ostera.io/ Install via: npm install -g tldr If you c...

A selection of beautiful fonts for various purposes. Sans serif Infini Serif Crimson Pro Compilada Rasa Fonts that look very soft and fuzzy, like old prints: Anaktoria Averia Serif Libre (only basic ASCII characters) EB Garamond Old Cupboard Monosp...

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