Exporting Blurry Images from Darktable: A Step-by-Step Guide

Are you looking for a way to export blurry images from Darktable and improve their quality? Look no further! In this article, we'll take you through the process of exporting blurry images and stitching them together using RICOH THETA Stitcher.

First, let's start with the basics. When you uncheck the checkbox in Darktable, it adds '_er' to the end of the file name for saving it as a separate file. This is a useful feature if you want to save your blurry images separately from your other files. You can also choose to overwrite your image file or save it as a separate file by going to the Setting menu.

Another convenient feature of Darktable is its ability to import multiple files at once. Simply drag and drop your files into the program, and they'll be imported automatically. You can also drag images directly onto the desktop shortcut for easy access.

Now that we've got our blurry images imported, let's talk about adjusting their centerpoints. To do this, simply adjust the centerpoint of the image as you like, and then click 'OK' to export it. This will allow you to stitch your blurry images together seamlessly.

But how do you actually stitch them together? That's where RICOH THETA Stitcher comes in. You can launch RICOH THETA Stitcher from Launchpad or create an alias directly on your desktop if needed. On Mac PCs, aliases (shortcuts) are not automatically generated on the desktop even if RICOH THETA Stitcher is installed.

Once you've launched RICOH THETA Stitcher, simply drag and drop the JPEG/TIFF images that you want to stitch into 360 degrees. Developed Dual fisheye RAW(DNG) JPEG/TIFF Data will allow you to create stunning panoramic images from your blurry images.

With these steps, you should be able to export blurry images from Darktable and stitch them together using RICOH THETA Stitcher. Remember to adjust the centerpoint of each image as needed, and don't forget to save your stitched images separately. Happy stitching!

Darktable export blurry