so #introductions again. :)

I am one of the #linuxartists here and do #artwithopensource

a lot of #photography these days along with #codeart digital illustrations and #painting as well. Most of my work can be found scattered around in #editbacklog and #humanalgorithms tags.

Ok enough tags. Here are a few examples of my work:

https://mastodon.art/media/CWoEuiioWFXflLEoPHg https://mastodon.art/media/MxFqcm-yHvu509qOqTY https://mastodon.art/media/z2DSDZr3ThnHkMp0t6Q https://mastodon.art/media/efDqkLz-bQqVKw4ARuw

@eylul nice photographs!

@paul Thank you! :))

@eylul you only use open source software?

@paul Short answer is, these days yes.

Longer answer is: well if you don't count nvidia driver, and whatever proprietary items are in the camera/default camera app of the android phone. Generally if I can replace something with an open source alternative without losing out of substantial quality, I will stick to it.

I use Darktable mostly to edit, occasionally Gimp / Krita.

@eylul I admire that! Wish I could say the same but I could never bring myself to replace DaVinci Resolve and other closed-source tools 🙃

@paul
It doesn't have to be a binary thing. Try a program out, integrate it to your workflow. Many illustrators here use Krita for example, without necessarily working toward having a full workflow that involves open sourced software. :) Many of these programs are really good, and worth a try and sometimes are better than the commercial alternatives. :)

@eylul absolutely true but I feel like the film industry does not have that much great open source software 😶 There is MagicLantern of course and it is absolutely amazing at what it does but I would always choose a real cinema camera over some open source DSLR extension. Hopeful @apertus will change some of that!

@paul by the way, in terms of open sourced software in video/filmmaking specifically @frd who is co-founder of @gunga is a good resource...