Digital Light & Color

Janet,

I will take a look. If you have any other details on this, please send them to me at ksinkel@dl-c.com

Kiril

We have found and fixed a bug that was causing this problem. It will be available in the next update.

Kiril

David, If you are using a profile which applies a gamma correction, you should set the gamma in the raw dialog 1.0. (A gamma of 1.0 makes no change.) Otherwise you will be applying gamma twice. However, I would caution you that using a profile that was calculated in a different workflow from the one...

No -- there no option like the control key for transformations.

Kiril

Set to raw settings is one of the choices in the raw dialog options menu. After you open an image you can reset all controls either to Raw Settings or to Camera Default (providing you have previously set a default for the camera).

I will check out the crash problem.

Kiril

That's a good suggestion. I will try to get the additional settings into the next update.

Kiril

Mike, Are you using a camera profile? A camera profile defines the black point and can create the situation you show. Here are screen shots of the gray tab for the same image with and without a profile. Notice that the black point in the first case is at about 10%. It stays at this point even if you...

The dynamic range in Raw dialog is a bit more complex than the one in Level and Color because it is integrated with additional functions not present in the Levels and Color. However, it works in the same way -- detecting the .01% extremes in image brightness and adjusting the dynamic range to place ...

There is an optimization -- clicking on a widget does not run all the previous widgets. However it does require loading an image. Usually that is quite fast. In your case it was slow because the active image was a Raw image.

Kiril

This message occurs on Windows 2000 systems. It is covered on the PWP support page: http://dl-c.com/content/view/28/43/

Kiril