Software Update: Darktable 3.6.1

Version 3.6.1 of Darktable has been released. Darktable is an open source raw photo editing program, a virtual light box and darkroom for photo editing. It manages digital negatives through a database. The raw photo files are developed by means of so-called sidecar files, where the photos are processed in a non-destructive manner. The software is available for various Linux distributions, macOS and Windows. Version 3.6.1 is a so-called bug fix release in which the following improvements have been made:

Bug Fixes

• Fix module expand on quick access panel when enabling/disabling module.
• Fix a possible crash in color calibration module.
• Fix an inconsistency between the CPU & GPU path in color calibration module.
• Fix possible issue in OpenCL Bradford non-linear code in color calibration which leads to wrong color rendering.
• Fix Windows paths handling and encoding.
• Fix possible issue in exiv2 when trying to write empty strings.
• Fix by-scale button in export module.
• Fix crash when renaming a drawn mask.
• Minor UI fix in duplicate module.
• Fix possible wrong rendering of the color picker tooltip. (workaround for a possible Gtk issue).
• Fix filename variable used when importing new pictures.
• Fix noise profile for RICOH GR III.
• Fix some memory leaks.

Camera support, compared to 3.6
Base Support

• Leica C-Lux (3:2)
• Nikon D6 (14bit compressed, 14bit uncompressed, 12bit compressed, 12bit uncompressed)
• Nikon Z fc (14bit compressed, 12bit compressed)
• Sony ILCE-7RM3A
• Sony ILCE-7RM4A

Noise Profiles

• Ricoh GR III