Digital Light & Color

The blue and yellow transition masks do not appear on the Blend tab of the 3 Zone Adjustment. Moving the two sliders that control both transitions do not seem to have any effect either. I have used several images. Am I doing something wrong or are they really missing?
PWP 64 v7.0.18. Win 7, 64.

David

David,

Thanks for reporting this - I see the same thing here and will take a look.

After having read the PWP 8.0 Design Goals, the next PWP generation seems very likely if not certain, and this is very, very good news.
This brings me to the question whether the 3 Zone transition masks will be back in some very last PWP 7.0.21 before PWP Pro 8.0 release. Might they have just been commented out? They were there and then suddenly they were not.

(Having mentioned the PWP 8.0 Design Goals, I humbly pray for the Posterize transform not to be included into those obsolete or unnecessary ones. It is very creative and useful one)

David

Have not had much time to check out the problem with 3-Zone yet. FYI, Posterize is already implemented in the new version.

Not sure if a 7.0.21 is in the cards at this point.

It looks like 3-zone stopped working quite a while ago. I probably broke it when I added support for multiple cores.

davidh wrote:After having read the PWP 8.0 Design Goals, the next PWP generation seems very likely if not certain, and this is very, very good news.

Hi David,
Where have you read the PWP 8.0 design goals ?
I would be very interested !
Bernard

Go to www.jonathansachs.me and click on Picture Window Pro 8

Thanks, and PWP 8 looks like it's going to be a great product !!
Jonathan wrote :
"The entire sequence of operations necessary to obtain a result image is recorded so any step in the editing process can be modified at any time and the intermediate results update automatically"

Similar to layers ?

Bernard

Yes, similar to layers and also to Lightroom, but more powerful -- among other things it will allow branches in the processing stream so you can compare different operations on the same image. Working on that part right now.

jsachs wrote:Yes, similar to layers and also to Lightroom, but more powerful -- among other things it will allow branches in the processing stream so you can compare different operations on the same image. Working on that part right now.

Great !!!!!