Digital Light & Color

Watermark should let you move the logo image around as it displays a rectangle overlay on the input image with a control point in the center. Under File Preferences, you can set the file type via the Save Script Images As setting. For the next release, if Save Script Images As is set to Ask, the pop...

This would relocate the existing branch which I think would be unexpected. If consistency is really an issue I think it would be better to add new top level branches on the right than to change the way splitters work.

In fixing the other reported problems with Composite for the next release, it appears I have already fixed the issues you mention. The synchronized scrolling button is removed when the two images in the side by side display are different sizes. I am now working on making adjustments to settings rest...

There were some bugs in PWP 7 regarding reading certain icc profiles which I fixed for PWP 8.

I do not have the ability to debug version 7 any more, but I recall that certain ICC profiles could causing PWP to crash if they were present in the system profile folder (typically C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\color). What I suggest is that you move most of the icm and icc files out of this fo...

I just added a new Color Management setting for the next release that applies to multiple File Opens and selecting files when there is more than one in the file list.

The color management setting only applies when a batch job is actually running -- currently the same setting that applies to single File Open applies to multiple File Opens as well.

Maybe I am misunderstanding what you are doing -- what I think you are saying is that when you run a batch process based on multiple files that have no embedded profile, it is asking when it should be silently converting. Or, are you saying it asks when you make one of the images from the list in th...

If the assumed and working color spaces are the same, it will never ask to convert image files with no profile, so that is not a good test.

Not seeing this here -- FYI setting the Assumed File Profile to sRGB is the same as setting it to None -- if you do this does the problem go away? If not, please send me a workspace script which will include all of your color management settings.