In terms of bugs, I have had a few issues with opencl causing weirdness (specifically with AMD's ROCm implementation of opencl) when enabled, particularly with the local contrast module when set to local Laplacian, but that seems to have resolved itself.ĭarktable is pretty powerful and somewhat customizeable, but the UI isn’t great. Fortunately you can hide modules if you never use them. There is a fair amount of redundancy in the modules, as new modules with better algorithms superseded old modules, but old modules stayed to maintain backwards compatibility with old edits. In terms of UI, it is pretty similar to Lightroom, although different enough it will take some getting used to. With the ability to combine drawn and parametric mask in almost every module, it even covers an awful lot of what I would have used Photoshop to do as well. Other than the inbuilt panorama's-which I never found Lightroom to be overly good at-I don't think I have found anything I could do in Lightroom and now can't. I've used Darktable as a raw editor pretty much exclusively for about 2 years.
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