PWP Update 7.0.14
Posted: August 14th, 2014, 12:44 pm
Picture Window Pro v 7.0.14 is now available. This update fixes two bugs discovered in the recently-released 7.0.13:
Halo Reduction in Sharpen
Halos are one the principle artifacts in sharpening and often reduce the amount of sharpening possible. This release introduces a new Halo-limiting control which allows you to control light and dark halos. The control has been incorporated into the Sharpen, Advanced Sharpen and Raw Sharpen transformation. Thanks to Maciej Tomczak and Den for doing the ground work suggesting this feature.
Drag and Drop Launching of Workflows
You can now launch a workflow directly from the desktop by dragging and dropping image files on a workflow shortcut. This action starts Picture Window, loads a particular workflow and populates with the dropped images. The workflow is then ready to run.
To get you started, this release installs a workflow shortcut for copying images from your camera's SD card to your Picture folder. The workflow is configured to automatically sort the images into folders by year and month. However, it can be easily revised to copy images into any folder you choose. To run this workflow, simply insert your SD card and drag the card's DCIM folder onto the shortcut. (It does not start copying automatically -- you will have an opportunity to inspect the workflow and revise it before execution.)
Of course, you can also create additional shortcuts to launch workflows of your choosing. The process is described in the manual in the Workflow chapter.
Raw Support for Fuji X-Trans Cameras
The Raw Converter now supports this sensor. As usual, the raw converter has also been updated to include recently released camera models.
The update also includes other small features and bug fixes. See http://www.dl-c.com/update70.html for details.
The new release can be downloaded here: http://dl-c.com/content/view/23/54/ The update is free to registered PWP 7 users.
The Picture Window manual and the Sharpen whitepapers have also been revised, so you should also install the documentation update.
Kiril
- The problem in converting raw files from some Fuji Xtrans cameras has been fixed.
A problem in applying the Readout tool to Preview images has been fixed.
Halo Reduction in Sharpen
Halos are one the principle artifacts in sharpening and often reduce the amount of sharpening possible. This release introduces a new Halo-limiting control which allows you to control light and dark halos. The control has been incorporated into the Sharpen, Advanced Sharpen and Raw Sharpen transformation. Thanks to Maciej Tomczak and Den for doing the ground work suggesting this feature.
Drag and Drop Launching of Workflows
You can now launch a workflow directly from the desktop by dragging and dropping image files on a workflow shortcut. This action starts Picture Window, loads a particular workflow and populates with the dropped images. The workflow is then ready to run.
To get you started, this release installs a workflow shortcut for copying images from your camera's SD card to your Picture folder. The workflow is configured to automatically sort the images into folders by year and month. However, it can be easily revised to copy images into any folder you choose. To run this workflow, simply insert your SD card and drag the card's DCIM folder onto the shortcut. (It does not start copying automatically -- you will have an opportunity to inspect the workflow and revise it before execution.)
Of course, you can also create additional shortcuts to launch workflows of your choosing. The process is described in the manual in the Workflow chapter.
Raw Support for Fuji X-Trans Cameras
The Raw Converter now supports this sensor. As usual, the raw converter has also been updated to include recently released camera models.
The update also includes other small features and bug fixes. See http://www.dl-c.com/update70.html for details.
The new release can be downloaded here: http://dl-c.com/content/view/23/54/ The update is free to registered PWP 7 users.
The Picture Window manual and the Sharpen whitepapers have also been revised, so you should also install the documentation update.
Kiril