Propheticus
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Speaking from release 21 (v14.4) experience: You're probably looking at the mask drawing brush's settings. To change a mask after the fact you can check the layer menu > 'refine mask' or 'feather ...
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Parade: a series of waveforms. Makes sense when you have a series of pictures forming a video. In a photo editing app you deal with single images, so we get a single waveform (histogram).Would a (R...
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Ever considered it might not count down to midnight, but perhaps the release is later in the day like noon or 1pm? If I announce today at 9am that I am releasing something tomorrow at noon that's 2...
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Perhaps you can turn it around and use the bluetooth keypad's config software -if any- to map a key to act as an 'M' key?
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I've noticed the same on my Fuji XS-10 + 16-80mm F/4 Same for colour profile. The film simulation is properly detected and while far better than other viewers* the result on screen (or exported to...
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Oh wow, I had used the same trick with the global filter for the same reason.Only because of your post I now found that indeed the jpegs were still imported.... which I never realised before becaus...
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Well ok, that's embarrassing. Here I was thinking the app actually converted raw to display. It even warned me the preview was being downsampled to 8-bit. Found a setting that changes "use embedded...
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Look familiar. On average looks 300-900 kelvin too warm here. It also makes skin tones green.Until now always preferred the camera's auto whitebalance over C1's auto adjustment.
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Of course I can provide examples of a RAF, its out of camera JPG, the XnView JPG saved from RAF and the C1 JPG from RAF (using defaults as imported). You'd clearly see the first 3 are the same, the...
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For me with this lens it shows "Manufacturer Profile", but the lens correction does not match the correction as seen on the JPEG out of camera. Increasing Light falloff from its default 0 to 100 is...