Digital Light & Color

Great, thanks.

The last step in my workflow is to zoom in to 100/200% and inspect the entire image for spots/debris. In other programs, I have gotten in the habit of using keyboard Page Up/Down to move up or down then moving the image over by a screen width and repeating. However, it does not seem to work in PWP. ...

I understand that an image which is resized may require a bit of sharpening. However, I am resizing images which are 7360 x 4912, but only on the long side, to make them square (so crunching the 7360 down to the same length as the shorter side). Can I presume that this type of resizing would require...

I think that solution will work just fine.

The system is arranged so tapping a particular key (for this example "C") brings up a list of all Transformations which begin with the letter C. Each Transformation is then accompanied by a number. If one clicks that number on the keyboard, that Transformation opens. However, it appears th...

Perfect, thanks for the follow-up.

I may be mis-remembering as it has been a while since I tried this, I thought when a Transformation was chosen (and used) from the Favourites list, the next time one wished to use that same Transformation (with no activation of any other Transform from the list in the interim), all one had to do was...

Thought I would mention, I tried the new ZBs and the one I was most interested in, Zoom In, is great.

Thanks for the response.

A couple questions - 1. A little confused as to what ZB actually represents - Does it represent zooming a lens in or out (don't currently have a zoom lens handy to test out a real zoom)? 2. Flowing from first question - I have ZB'd an image which has walls (vert and horiz) and other objects and the ...