Digital Light & Color

I did the same things, but no crash, no problem. Oct. 21 Alpha running on Windows 7. Tried a 48-bit .tif and then a .jpg.

A photographer found very old film, developed it, posted a shot with a lot of base fog. I did a little bit with Equalize (trial and error; I don't really understand it yet) and local contrast enhancement by means of a High Pass and Filter. He seems impressed. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/618...

A few items for consideration: 1. The Overwrite Warning when saving an image is tedious, especially when the user simply wants to overwrite the existing file. Instead of a dropdown menu of only two choices, it would be faster if the two choices were presented at the beginning, and possibly make Canc...

I had a similar problem. I printed a 48-bit .tif file on 11-by-17 inch paper. The image itself was set up to occupy half the page. The print came out as a stack of six bands, each one with wildly different colors, except the middle band was accurate and the last band was black and white. As best as ...

jsachs wrote:Sorry, that's embarrassing. I fixed the problem and will post an interim release shortly.

What's embarrassing is that I tried to click on the message box that Winfriend posted.

I liked the innovation (PWP7?) that when applying a mask in a transformation that displays a histogram, it becomes a histogram for the masked area only. I hope it will carry into PWP8.

You can make up to four masks without a transformation using Transformation/Masks Still confused. A mask made this way still seems to be attached to one of the images, the one that was highlighted when clicking on Transformation/Mask. Then if I go work on another image, perhaps in another column of...

Curses on videos. Text is so much easier to study an important paragraph, zip through a paragraph not relevant to me now, etc.

jsachs wrote:You can make up to four masks without a transformation using Transformation/Masks.

Great! I should read the f* manual - even before you finish writing the f* manual.

Apparently, we cannot make a mask until we begin a transformation. One consequence is that every applied mask operation entails waiting for the transformation to recalculate, too. For example, I open Equalize and begin a mask by brightness curve. Every time I add or move a point on the brightness cu...