I rarely try to adjust multiple tones with this module but use the
strength of dt's ability to apply the module multiple times to a single
image. This allows adjacent control points to limit the spread of the
change. (All outlined in the manual).

David

On 2018-11-29 6:00 a.m., tikuisik wrote:
> Dear Darktable development team,
> I've discovered your software recently and its capabilities blew my
> mind. Darktable is a solid solid program which features I am still
> discovering day by day. It is already uber good the way it is and I
> feel shy suggesting one particular improvement (especially not being a
> professional programmer myself, just a user happy to have such a
> professional piece of software for free).
>
> I am a big fan of using the 'color zones' module (in other words,
> hue-lightness-saturation curves). However, there is one serious
> drawback when compared to commercial competitors with equivalent
> tools. Darktable's HSL curves are mathematically the same as used in
> the 'tone curve' modules. Although they work perfectly well in the
> latter module, they produce unwanted oscillatory bending in HSL case.
> Sure one can compensate this by moving closer the other nodes and
> modifying their strengths accordingly, but this starts to
> overcomplicate a simple and quick color correction. Plus, one might
> run out of available nodes for correcting other regions, if needed.
> Also, the number of nodes is predefined.
>
> So my strong suggestion and desire for the future releases of
> darktable would be to change the curve system in the 'color zones'
> module. Another mathematical type of curve that could ensure zero
> bending in the outlying region, similar to Adobe's Lightroom or
> Blackmagic's DaVinci Resolve (where upon selecting a particular hue to
> change, 3 nodes appear, the 'active' central one and two outliers that
> do not allow the effect to spread beyond), would be the most welcomed
> change.
>
> Once again - this is not a complaint, I already admire the developers
> for making such an awesome job in bringing this project so far!
>
>
> Yours faithfully,
> Kristupas Ti
>
>
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