Digital Light & Color

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...

For what it may be worth, below are the settings I use for a NEC PA series monitor. The monitor stores its calibrations in an internal lookup table rather than in the graphics card of the computer, so if the BenQ does the same, the settings are worth a try. I calibrate the monitor to Adobe RGB color...

"what your aim is - increase contrast, maybe??" No aim; the recipe I gave looks different to me than adding contrast (whether by combining an image with itself through Soft Light or by other means). It is a special effect, different from the overt watercolor effect, each helpful in particu...