Digital Light & Color

Jonathan, As we seem to be going a bit down memory lane, and if I may ask.... I seem to recall (actually tried to find the initial post, to refresh my hazy memory, but could not), that at the end of version 7, you seemed undecided whether that would be the end of PWP or whether you would continue in...

I have a number of images, all of which I wish to have the same Dynamic Range. I thought I could use Levels and Color, first opening the image whose DR I wished to copy, press OK without making any change, then open each image after that and Reload Last Settings, thinking each time the DR settings f...

Re the Detail part of the upgrade, in the other related thread, "frequency" is mentioned, and as I know little of this topic, 2 questions: 1. Does this mean the details are "cloned" but the colour/tone remains? 2. The reason I ask is there is an action (can't recall by whom), tha...

Thanks.

Thanks Jonathan for your patience. If I use the Ov button to locate the control point, then use the In button to go back to the Input image, how do I get the green mask overlay back on to this image? It is visible when setting up the mask, and prior to switching to the overlay image, but it disappea...

Jonathan, Not sure if I am just not understanding your last post. My post just prior to your last one was more specifically referring to your method of placing a point within the overlay image (which I have adopted). If I do Composite, choose the overlay image, then go immediately to the Alignment >...

Thanks Jonathan for the reply, It appears the order in which things are done greatly impact whether one is able to locate a point, as you describe, in the overlay image. And much depends on when the mask is introduced, something which I never realized before I started experimenting. My usual order (...

- If I am compositing two images, with 1 point shift, and I do not highlight the Browser thumbnail of the base image, the left side image is the overlay, with point 1 starting in the lower left corner (signifying the lower left corner of the base image), all good. But there is no bounding rectangle ...

Sounds good.

Thanks for the response.

Marv

Tried to find an explanation in the "Creating and Using Masks" document, but unsuccessful, unless I missed it. When creating a number of Composites with a few images, the Input Image drop down list grows as each transform is done, and the list is structured by the last image generated/open...