![]() clear Clear the chosen types of metadata from the selected images. paste Paste any metadata in the clipboard onto the selected images. If you have more than one image selected, or no images selected, then this button is unavailable. copy Copy the chosen types of metadata from the selected image onto the clipboard. □metadata tab metadata type checkboxes Choose the types of metadata (ratings, tags, metadata, colors, geo tags) that you want to operate on. ungroup Remove the selected images from their group (see image grouping). group Create a new group from the selected images (see image grouping). Note that if a local copy has been modified and the external storage is not accessible the local copy will not be deleted (see local copies). resync local copy Synchronize the XMP sidecar of the local copy of each selected image with the copy in external storage, and remove the local copies. These copies will then be used when the original images are not accessible (see local copies). copy locally Create local copies of the selected images on the local drive. This feature is directly linked to the orientation processing module – adjustments made here are automatically converted into a history stack item for that module. A third button can be used to reset the image rotation to the value stored in the image’s Exif data. rotation Perform a clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation on the selected images. This allows you to test different edits on the same image. Duplicate images share the same image file, but each duplicate has its own XMP sidecar file and a separate entry in darktable’s library database. duplicate Create duplicates of the selected images within darktable. Note that darktable can only create HDR images from raw files. You can also generate HDRs with programs like Luminance HDR, and later import them into darktable for further processing. Images need to be properly aligned, which implies that they have been taken on a sturdy tripod. create hdr Create a high dynamic range image from the selected images, and add the result to the library as a new image in DNG format. If an image with the given filename already exists in the target folder it will not be overwritten – instead a new duplicate will be generated with the same history stack as the source image. ![]() copy Physically copy selected images (the image file plus all associated XMP sidecars) to another folder on the filesystem. If an image with the given filename already exists in the target folder the source image will not be moved. move Physically move selected images (the image files plus all associated XMP sidecars) to another folder on the filesystem. A second configuration item in the same tab allows you to control whether or not to be prompted before deleting images. You can control whether this action irrevocably deletes the files or attempts to put them into your system’s trash bin with a configuration item in preferences > security. If no duplicates of a removed image remain in the darktable library, the image file itself is also deleted. delete / delete (trash) Remove the selected images from the darktable library and remove any associated XMP sidecar files from the filesystem. ![]() As darktable keeps the XMP files up-to-date with your latest development history, you can fully restore your work later by re-importing the images. Removed images can no longer be viewed or edited within darktable but the image files remain on the filesystem along with any XMP sidecar files. □images tab remove Remove the selected images from the darktable library without deleting them. The module controls are spread over two tabs for manipulating the image files and the related metadata. ![]() Perform actions on images that have been selected in the lighttable view. ![]()
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