Digital Light & Color

I am looking again at some behavior I do not understand when running a script in batch mode with several input files. It is a once-through script (no side branches), starting with a File Open and ending with a File Export. After the File Export completes, some of the intermediate transforms are revi...

The "Batch Processing.pdf" link on the downloads page (https://www.dl-c.com/Downloads.html) points to an old update log.

Bob W

Jonathan, I sent a couple of emails to support@dl-c.com, describing more about the batch processing script revisiting some transforms after running each image through to completion. That was a couple of days ago, I thought I should check to confirm that was the right way to send more information. Al...

I am wondering if DxO PL5 will "Export to another application" (PWP) and put the exported 16 bit TIFF file into the top of a script, or just into the Image browser workspace? I'm unsure how to make that work.

Bob W

Jonathan,

Thanks, that's helpful.

Bob W

Apologies if I should have found the answer to this question in the help files. I did look first. After a day of shooting, I process images using a batch workflow made of a script containing several transformations. I load the day's image files into the file open thumbnail, and start the script runn...

Super!

Yes! Yes! Way way a long time ago, before the three-zone adjustment transform was invented, there was a recipe someone (den?) posted for manually doing that, involving making three masks (shadows, midtones, highlights) and then using the brightness curve to manipulate those brightness zones to taste...

Jonathan, I keep the image browser open in a separate window (on a separate display in case that matters). I have a script loaded. When changing the name of one of the script transformations, when I select "OK", the separate browser window closes. I then have to re-open the browser window ...

Jonathan,

For what it's worth, mine also crashes on Linux/wine as well. Silently, set radius on checkerboard to 64, window closes.

Bob W