Digital Light & Color

Well, I guess it is the preview window, a quick and dirty rendering at reduced sizes. So either zoom in to 1-to-1 preview, or just Apply to see the proper result.

A user of a Panasonic GF1 with 20 mm lens posted this pointillistic (oversharpened?) image of trees in Central Park. It's a 16MB JPG, which is strange for a 4010 x 3008 image. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2599/4124075896_11ef4bc3f6_o.jpg I opened it in Picture Window Pro and discovered that with t...

Thanks to posts in this thread, the link to DEN's discussion, and learning a bit more about PWP through trial and error, I do not agree with my original request to save masks within the 2- and 3-zone transformations. The ordinary mask transformation is sufficient. Here are my notes to myself. It's e...

It is so easy to create useful zones in the 2- and 3-zone adjustment transformations!

Is there a way that I can save them as masks? Then I can use the masks in other transformations.

Sometimes a quick and dirty way to deal with blown highlights is to use no highlight recovery in the Raw dialog, then while working with the TIF, color remap the extreme HSV value of those pixels to something acceptable. Useful, for example, for small white areas like bits of sky, a wall of a house ...

Thanks for the answer on how to move the slider bit by bit.

Is there also a quick way to bring a slider back exactly to the zero position?