Digital Light & Color

An update is available to Version 8.0.535 (29-Oct-2025) Download Link: https://www.dl-c.com/Downloads.html The changes (taken from the update log) are: Updated to ExifTool 13.39. Restored an earlier method of horizontal scrolling of image browser. If the image browser has a horizontal scroll bar, do...

Exactly.

For the next release, rather than create another keyboard shortcut, I detect a double click on a transformation's thumbnail caption and then scroll the window so the thumbnail is positioned as far to the left as possible. Not the perfect solution, but should still be helpful.

If there is no horizontal scroll bar in the image browser, then with the original behavior, the entire width of the image tree is always displayed. The problem is that if the image tree is too wide for the available space, it is tricky to tell where to scroll to. The original rule was to just make s...

Ironically, this happens due to a feature you requested a while ago to avoid some thumbnails being truncated on the right. I also find the current version annoying and will put it back the way it was, but this will cause the earlier issue you reported to reappear. Maybe there is a better solution I ...

An update is available to Version 8.0.534 (20-Oct-2025) Download Link: https://www.dl-c.com/Downloads.html The changes (taken from the update log) are: Corrected documentation and program messages to indicate the correct key combination for canceling a transformation or script is Ctrl+Alt and not Sh...

It looks like I answered the wrong question. The Slide Show feature within PWP is an obsolete feature that probably should be removed -- there is a separate slide show program available via the Downloads page.

The help topic Creating a New Slide Show covers various ways of creating and adding files to a slide show. The slide show is stored automatically in a .ssi (slide show index) file within the slide show folder. To run the slide show, double-click the ssi file or click the Run button in the main window.

The help file and other messages are incorrect -- to cancel an operation use Ctrl+Alt, not Shift+Alt. I changed this at the last minute during development since this key combination in usually easier to press but apparently forgot to update the documenation. I have updated the program and help file ...

An update is available to Version 8.0.533 (15-Oct-2025) Download Link: https://www.dl-c.com/Downloads.html The changes (taken from the update log) are: For various transformations that display an overlay on the input image but do not use the mouse scroll wheel to modify one of their settings, it is ...

For transformations that use the mouse scroll wheel to control a slider (e.g. Paint where it controls the brush radius), you need to hold down the Alt key for the mouse scroll wheel to zoom instead. While this also works for Level, it should not in fact be necessary and I have fixed this for the nex...