Digital Light & Color

Hello, I know it is preferable to edit .tiff formatted image files; however, sometimes it becomes necessary to work with already compressed images. In the PWP universe, is there any advantage of one compressed format over another, e.g., .jpg vs .png? I tried to search on this set of terms, but the s...

Hi Jonathan,

That's a wonderfully quick response. Indeed, the image is large, and the masking is complex -- filling in around conifers in the background to apply your nifty haze transformation. Thanks.

Hello, I've just installed 8.0.127 and am having issues using the mask transform. As noted under another post https://www.dl-c.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2639 , PWP8 crashes my PC when using this transform. It would be useful to be able to go back to a previous version and reload it. The nex...

Perhaps I spoke too soon. I am using this function and find it useful, both with the click function and with the shift-click function. My issue is, the operation causes PWP8 to freeze and crash; in fact the crash is so hard I have to reboot my PC to recover. Granted, I am working on a large file (30...

So, I am working my way through learning to effectively use the Line, Arrow, and Text tool, after downloading and installing the most recent release (8.0.127). My question: why doesn't the Undo function work and undo the last action I took? I tap Ctrl-z while in the tool and exactly nothing happens....

Hello Jonathan, I am back at work on a new project, after being away from photography and PWP8 for a while. The capabilities in PWP8 boggle the mind, thanks for the continuous development this app has seen since I first started using it, many, many years ago. Now, I am working on pano images and wou...

@marpel: +1
I really like this idea; would love to be able to point folks in my photo club to such a gallery as a way to raise interest in this wonderful app. Much appreciation to Jonathan, Kiril, and all who support it.

@tomczak: +1

Noted; the background in my image, which should be white, is a light gray in the edited .tiff file; I seem to recall there is a transformation to remove color casts, in this case, a light gray. I will explore and see what I can do. Thanks for the information.

DVH

So, my point in asking this question is really related to printing a specific image. The image is of a colored flower on a white background, my printing preference would be to have the printer lay down ink only for the non-white elements of the image (which is a high-resolution .tiff file). My prefe...