Digital Light & Color

I also can't seem to use the "Enable/Disable Monitor Curves" button. If I go into the "Color Management Settings" menu, the bottom setting "Monitor Curves on Startup" has a valid file name entered, but the "Enabled" check box does not let me set it to enabled....

Attached are two snips from Monitor/Printer Curves tool.. Both have 'dips' that I assume should trigger the error message, but only one does.

I'll keep playing around.

John P

I had previously read that section and I'm still puzzled (a) and also think the doc is not quite correct (b). a) when I use a printer curve I see no change in the image printed. I'll try again later today with some more extreme curves to make sure my eyes aren't folling me. b) The doc says "To ...

I'm a bit puzzled over the proper way to use the Monitor/Printer calibration tool. These are probably stupid questions, but I really want to try to get a better WYSIWYG experience. If it makes any difference, I am focused on B&W photography. What is the proper sequence for use this feature? I st...

I neglected to say it is the 2nd to last brightness tool that crashes when trying to re-open the mask tool for it.

John P

I have a repeatable problem with a PWP crashing when I try to re-open a mask from within a brightness curve tool.

I've attached the (renamed) script file and will try to upload the tiff file to the site you have previously suggested.

Thanks!

John P

I'm using the 'double histogram' mode to lighten a portion of an image. In this mode, a point on the upper (input) histogram is linked to a point on the lower (output) histogram. Is there a way to move both points simultaneously to the left or right instead of having to move the upper and lower poin...

Well... with Win-10 I don't see the problem. I'll let you know if it pops up again.

John P

Let's hold off for a bit... I'm upgrading (I hope) to Win10 today. I'll see if that makes a difference.

John P

That would be fine, but maybe an option to wait a couple of seconds before showing the progress message - for short operations, it usually pops up (and is distracting) then disappears before you can read it anyway. That way it could keep you updated while a long process is in progress, but not distr...