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Photo development and retouching on codeonym's Arch workstation with darktable 5.6 (RAW/JPEG development, color grading, batch styles), GIMP 3.2 (retouching, compositing), Upscayl (AI upscaling) and exiftool (metadata). Use when the user wants to edit, color-grade, batch-process, upscale, resize for web, or strip location/metadata from photos, or wants a consistent look across a photo set (portfolio, product shots, headshots).
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# Photo editing (darktable · GIMP · Upscayl) ## Toolkit on this machine | Tool | Use it for | Launch / CLI | |---|---|---| | **darktable 5.6** | Non-destructive development of RAW and JPEG: exposure, color, grading, lens fixes, batch looks | `darktable` · headless `darktable-cli in.jpg [style.xmp] out.jpg` | | **GIMP 3.2** + Resynthesizer / G'MIC | Pixel retouching: remove objects, skin/spot healing, compositing | `gimp` | | **Upscayl** | AI 2×/4× upscaling of small or old photos | `upscayl` | | **exiftool** | Read/strip metadata (GPS!), rename by date | `/usr/bin/perl /usr/bin/vendor_perl/exiftool` — plain `exiftool` breaks here because a Homebrew perl shadows the system one | | **ImageMagick** | Resize, watermark, contact sheets | `magick` | ## Scripts | Script | What it does | |---|---| | `check.sh` | Verifies darktable, darktable-cli, GIMP, Upscayl, exiftool | | `batch-develop.sh <style.dtstyle\|-> <photos…>` | Headless darktable export of many photos, optionally applying a saved style, into `export/` | | `web-ready.sh <photos…> [--max 2048] [--watermark "© codeonym"]` | Resize, sharpen lightly, strip metadata, optional watermark → `web/` | | `strip-metadata.sh <photos…>` | Removes all metadata (GPS, camera serial) in place, keeps a backup `*_original` unless `--no-backup` | | `contact-sheet.sh <photos…>` | One JPEG grid of thumbnails to review/share a set | ## Guides - `references/darktable-workflow.md` — the scene-referred workflow in darktable 5, module order, st