Digital Light & Color

Based on the workflow you are describing, you may be misinterpreting comments about bit depth. If you start with a 24-bit image, converting to 48-bit does not add any information to the image or confer any benefit when applying curves. The benefit of 48-bit images comes mainly if you start with a 4...

Hi

Just to let you know that 7.0.x is a lot faster and that I find it stable.

Alain

The Ltclr15u.dll download on our web site is intended to support PWP 5 and is a 32 bit dll. Currently for PWP 6 (and PWP 7) only the 32 bit versions support reading cmyk files and require no additional downloads. So the simplest immediate solution is to download PWP/32 and read the files that way. ...

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Currently I see the size of an image inside it title bar (for example : 5241 x 3494).

It would be nice to also see the proportion (here 3 x 2) or the division (1.50), two digits is more than enough.

ksinkel wrote:You can see the lcms version and versions of other components under Help/About. The lcms version in PWP 7.0.7 is 2.4, which is the current version.

Kiril

Thanks

Hi

Is the lcms color engine upgraded to one of the latest versions?

Alain

Hi I noticed that the saving of zip compressed tiff files is not as much faster than 6.x. (aka seems still single threaded) Is it possible to add some parallel processing? As far as I once looked in the tiff standard it does allow multiple zip compressed parts. But I don't know if this is commonplac...

Alain, It is no problem at all to rename the setup.exe yourself. I have all my PWP setup files renamed like setupPWP705.exe. I know. Unfortunately I'm also know that I also have to look up the exact version nr after install and have found quite some "setup.exe" files in my download folder...

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Another one : change the name from setup.exe to something more descriptive.
The zip files are now already better, but I would like after PWP the complete version nr. (aka the beta version).

Alain

Hi I'm getting very fond of the way capture one does it : As long as the left mouse button is pressed there's no accumulation. Each time the left mouse button is released and pressed again there one level of accumulation. This way it's easier to get very smooth transitions that are still rather smal...