Update

Any random update, like a rant or some kind of news.

    My presets now work in other softwares than Darktable! Well, kind of… Your RAW developer software must support color lookup tables.I started working on t3mujinpack presets, which are based in the Tone Curves module, using precisely the existing color lookup tables (like the film emulations on RawTherapee) as a reference and starting point, also because at the time Darktable didn’t support them at the time. Although it was meant to be a one-man project, I ended up creating it as an open-source project, just for the sake of giving back to the community, and the truth his there has been people giving an helping hand. More recently someone submitted a “pull request” that included all the presets exported back to color lookup tables. This means that the presets, that only work in Darktable, now can be used in other imaging softwares. You gotta love open-source!This opens up some possibilities, by allowing it to be used in many other imaging softwares. The caveat is the software must support color lookup tables, if possible in haldCLUT format or other than can be converted from haldCLUT (like 3D LUT). These are still under heavy development, and can’t yet be found in the stable release, but feel free to download from Github and try to apply these color look tables to your photos to get the same look. Hopefully!…     github.com/t3mujin/t…

    Right before it was released I was able to play around with a X100V for some hours, and I’m able to confirm everything on this article: overall it’s a neat upgrade, like having weather sealing, but that new lens really is an awesome piece of glass! Something I might consider after this pandemic thing goes away and prices go down… Either that or a Ricoh GR III.(via @dpreview)www.dpreview.com/articles/…

    I’m not entirely optimistic about the environmental impacts of Covid-19: in short-term it’s unquestionable, but after the lockdown ends I worry the effect will be exactly the opposite and ecology won’t be a priority anymore. Despite that, I hope we can use this time to realize the impact we’ve been having until now and what we’re able to change in the future. www.thephoblographer.com/2020/03/3…

    Uma das coisas que me tem mantido activo nestes dias de isolamento social tem sido o EverydayCovid; contribuindo com algum material mas, por causa desse mesmo isolamento, mais focado na logística e nos bastidores. E tem sido imensamente enriquecedor ver como explodiu e o alcance que tem tidowww.rtp.pt/noticias/…

    In quarantine times a nice thing to do is do some proper catch-up and cleaning to do, and because of that I think it’s about time to send my rarely sent and highly exclusive newsletter. If you’re not already in the list signup using the link below.http://eepurl.com/cdvLev

    O Bernardo Conde foi uma das novas caras conhecidas neste Carnaval, para juntar às já muitas habituais das idas às festas de Trás-Os-Montes, e parece que gostou de lá estar 🙂www.bernardoconde.com/so/c3N3v6…

    The next few weeks will be spent mostly at home, a good time to catch-up with all that’s been pending (while not yet on full lockdown I bet it won’t take long for that). One of those pending items is my Darktable presets that I hardly paid attention in the last couple of months, also because a bug on the software was preventing me to edit them. Now with that bug fixed and with more time in my hands it’s time put out a new version! #t3mujinpack #darktable t3mujinpack.joaoalmeidaphotography.com

    That time of the year again, looking back to the previous 365 days and doing that typical instagram top nine compilation! These were my nine most popular, not necessarily my favorites, but sum up pretty well what was my 2019: lots of Portugal and masks, some older stuff (specially the derelict houses of São Tomé) and some Iceland (clearly you liked it more that the USA). Curious to see what the next year’s picks will be. Hoping a great new 2020 to everyone!

    Small joy of the day: that Rodenstock circular polarizer you thought you’d lost while taking those last elk shots before the very last rays of light went away a couple of months ago has been in a really, really hidden spot in your camera bag!

    I’m really stoked about the National Geographic Exodus Aveiro Fest that is about to start, and where I’ll be heading to in a couple of hours, and most of the updates on Tireless Eye (the repository of the images that catch my eye) will be highly inspired by ittirelesseye.tumblr.com #ngexodusaveirofest

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