The Raw file opens first in Darktable, where you can make basic edits. From here, the process is similar to RawTherapee. Like the Adobe products, GIMP and Darktable talk to each other.

Go to your Darktable settings -> Core options -> 3D lut root folder and select the folder that contains your LUTs including this one. Go to the File drop-down menu and select File > Open (Ctrl or E), and navigate to the Raw file you want to open.Make sure you have a recent version of Darktable (3.0+).Download fuji_xh1_astia.png (attached) and put it in a folder where you store LUTs.Also, so far I only have the one mimicking Astia because this is somewhat labor-intensive process and that's my default profile so I wanted to make it work first. OBS: This LUT has been created using data from my X-H1 so I do not know how well it works with other cameras. I've attached a photo so summarize what to expect and the LUT that was used.

Many people here bought a Fuji camera partially because of the colour output and we know it is quite tricky to mimic that in a raw development software.ĭarktable 3.0 introduced 'lut 3D' module and I have been developing tools to analyse and recreate in-camera colours with LUT color matrices and it's now at the point where I thought it might be useful for other people as well.

Many people (including me) like Darktable because it's free and it has a lot of useful features and tools but the default colour rendition is.

Darktable photo editor for fuji