(forgive my poor English expression I’m not living in the English country. Finally I found first export TIFF format use Darktable then open it in GIMP, although 32 bit the GIMP can work fine. Then I give a lot of try to avoid these issues. The Exif-metadata is saved but GIMP work too slow when I do any move. It’s output XCF file when running in plugin mode and will not contain the original Exif-metadata, So I manual export PNG file use Darktable then open it in GIMP. In particular the RAW format is first processed by the Darktable-plugin then to the GIMP. Since last week I need my export from gimp more professional and I found the Exif-metadata in the export file was lost.
I always use GIMP as a part of my photograph process workflow (amateur). Moreover, you can now use either darktable or. You should not open a RAW format using darktable-plugin for gimp directly. If you were used to decomposing and recomposing images just for this, your work will be that easier now.
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