Digital Light & Color

A trifle I noticed: - bypass a transformation - things get recalculated - select the same transformation (still current) that was just bypassed - the bypass/unbypass buttons are still grayed out - click on some other transformation to make it current and then go back to the original one - the bypass...

When Alt-clicking on thumbnails, the clicked-on image comes into focus, but the preview maintains the zoom level of the previously current image - great for comparisons. The left/right arrow keys cycle through the Selected set of images, but each preview maintains its original zoom. Would it be poss...

I was thinking that it may be helpful to add a note/link to the top-most post on PWP7 pointing to PWP8. I know the history, but if one doesn't and lands on the Support forum directly, it may not be clear that PWP7 was superseded by a new and actively developed version of the programme, I think.

The F3 and F4 keys set mask add and subtract.

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It's the same shooting target workflow when Stack Images are reopened. The warning is helpful, but it comes up every time I do edits to Stack Images within the same session. I'm not quite sure what I could do in Stack Images to change the dimensions that would affect downstream transformations - I i...

I also discovered two other ways of doing this:

- Use Add Border instead of Tile to replicate the quadrant's 2x2 grid to the entire square,
- Add Borders of 1/4 of the side of the square, Grid at 3x3, Crop the borders.

Is it correct that 'Downstream' from a transformation is defined as all the transformations that depend on the output from the current one, and conversely, 'Upstream' are all those on which the input to the current transformation depends itself?

I always get this message when reopening Stack Images. Is there a way of suppressing it somehow - or maybe limit it to one warning per PWP session?

That works - thanks!

The idea was to have two vertical and two horizontal lines passing through the centers of each of the quadrants, without the lines passing through the center of the entire square, hence zero thickness of the major lines. I treated zero thickness as switching off this particular set of major or minor...