Digital Light & Color

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.

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Sorry for the frequent updates but I am trying to make sure the current version is as stable as possible before I leave for a trip later this week.

I will be away Feb 3-11 with limited internet access.

An update is available to Version 8.0.419 (30-Jan-2023) Download Link: https://www.dl-c.com/Downloads.html The changes (taken from the update log) are: In the interest of creating a stable release, I have temporarily removed a feature added 13-Oct-2023 that allowed toggling between zoom to fit and z...

The Mean Image calculation is part of sharpening. If you defer sharpening until the end you will avoid the delay.

These problems all go back to the feature added 13-Oct that lets you toggle between zoom to fit and zoom to 1:1 and preserve the zoom and scroll settings of the 1:1 view. For the next release I am removing this feature, at least for now. This seem to fix the problem you were seeing. There is current...

An update is available to Version 8.0.418 (29-Jan-2023)
Download Link: https://www.dl-c.com/Downloads.html

The changes (taken from the update log) are:

Mask: fixed problem with incorrectly drawn overlay in some cases.

Thanks, I was eventually able to reproduce the problem -- it only happened in some cases when editing the Overlay mask.

Fixed for next release.

I am not seeing this here -- can you supply some more information. Are the images zoomed in or out while you create the mask? Does this always happen or only sometimes? Does it matter that you do a flood fill first? How large and what types are the images? Also, what version of Windows are you using...