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ivy@ivy@misskey.id (2026-10-06 12:45:25)
it's been a joy to use 
ivy's replaced digikam (photo organisation) and rawtherapee (raw editing) with it
most of the buttons and dials tell you exactly what they do with good tooltips

it does take a bit of getting used to, like most software (such as white balance sometimes being 'set twice' for some reason)

the red moon photo from the other day was processed with darktable
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underproofed ganbold@ganbold (2026-10-06 15:15:45)
imma use it too then. does ivy have any recommendation for android version? sometimes need something for mobility when I can't access my pc/lappie

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ivy@ivy@misskey.id (2026-10-06 15:28:40)
@ganbold@sns1.hydranlab.com 

ivy'd say RapidRAW if it functioned properly on ivy's device; it's one of the very few open source raw editors we have on android (it's cross platform so it should be the same as the desktop version)

instead ivy uses Snapseed on the phone
it's technically a google app, but it doesn't feel like google in that it hasn't been enshittified into oblivion
it only recently gained RAW developing and colour grading features so the actual raw editing part itself is rather basic but you do get things like masking, selective editing, curves and also film simulation now

(the hi bank jakarta picture was edited with snapseed)
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