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GNOME Photos 3.24.0 Imitates Darktable’s Exposure and Blacks Adjustment Tool

By Marius Nestor

The GNOME Project will launch tomorrow, March 22, 2017, the final release of the long-anticipated GNOME 3.24 desktop, a massive update that improves all the applications and core components that are usually shipped with the GNOME Stack, including the GNOME Photos app. However, the GNOME Photos developer wanted to give us a heads up on the new features coming in the 3.24 release, so he wrote an introductory blog post were he explains how the overview grids and photo thumbnails inside them needed an overhaul.

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