Digital Light & Color

An update is available to Version 8.0.421 (29-Feb-2024) Download Link: https://www.dl-c.com/Downloads.html The changes (taken from the update log) are: Increased the number of situations in which the workspace is autosaved. This means that in the event of a crash you are likely to be able to recover...

In Costa Rica, I was using a camera with a full spectrum conversion. This involves replacing the cover glass over the sensor with one that does not block IR or UV light. Consequently, to take normal color photos you use a filter that is similar to the cover glass that was removed and to take IR you ...

I am just now trying out PhotoShelter.com with a 14-day free subscription -- to check it out go to https://jsachs.photoshelter.com/. Should be a big improvement.

I just posted a few IR photos from a recent trip to Costa Rica I took with Scott Setterberg of Colortexture Photo Tours ( https://www.colortexturephototours.com/ ). If you ever want to do landscape photography in Costa Rica, I highly recommend them. Scott lives in Oregon half the year and Costa Rica...

An update is available to Version 8.0.420 (24-Feb-2024) Download Link: https://www.dl-c.com/Downloads.html The changes (taken from the update log) are: Clone Tool: Undo now resets the cursors. Reworked the Readout Tool to show colors from both the input and output images when a transformation dialog...

If you can figure out what you were doing immediately prior to the happening, let me know. In the meantime it should be fixed in the next release, at least for Undo.

Another way to attack the problem is the create a mask for the light background and set its saturation to zero.

Can you post a small version of one of the original image? I did some tests and I think Color Balance is working OK, but perhaps chromatic adaptation (the ability of the eye to compensate for and cancel out the effects of different white points) may be making the image look a little pink when its RG...

In my experience, using today's high resolution cameras, as long as your warp is not too extreme, the resampling it entails does not degrade the image enough to worry about. Theoretically, where you are stretching the image, you could maybe sharpen, but it would have to be in the direction of the st...

Not sure if this answers your question, but if you select File Info for a saved image's thumbnail it tells you both the original filename and the name you saved it under.