Software update: Darktable 4.4.1

Version 4.4.1 of Darktable has been released. Darktable is an open source raw photo editing program, a virtual lightbox and darkroom for photo editing. It manages digital negatives via a database. The raw photo files are developed using so-called sidecar files, where the photos are edited in a non-destructive manner. The software is available for various Linux distributions, macOS and Windows. The changelog for this release can be found below.

Bug fixes

• Fix inverted and corrupted grow/shrink in Liquify module.
• Fix FilmicRGB V7 CPU code path to disable the gamut mapping.
• Fix Negadoctor CPU code path where clipping was not properly computed.
• Fix snapshot label when containing non escaped characters.
• Fix possible crash on Windows when using mask in the Color Balance RGB module.
• Fix default value when editing the module’s first instance name.
• Fix top history module being reset to default values ​​when not using the auto module naming.
• Make sure OpenCL devices report at least v1. 2 support.
• Add some missing support for mask distortion to modules changing ROI (Region Of Interest) while processing.
• Fixed a spacing issue with text boxes in the metadata editor when one or more fields have been hidden by the user.
• Fix a bug in colorspace transformation OpenCL code leading to CPU fallback.
• Allow entering full preview mode when no image hovered or selected.
• Fix a case where no default auto-preset were applied to the image. If a user’s auto-preset is created for a module we want to disable the default auto-preset only if the user’s preset is actually applied (meaning the filter on camera, lens, iso, aperture or exposure matches).