Tint Transform
Posted: April 15th, 2013, 12:59 pm
PWP 7.0.6, Windows 7, 8gbs RAM.
If I open the Tint Transform and hit OK (no manipulation of the Colour Line Control), resulting in a black and white image, then use the Tint Transform again on the initial image, (this time trying to apply a colour tint, but that's moot due to the following), a "PWP not working" dialogue appears and the only option is to close the program, or the Tint dialogue appears with the Colour Line Control showing a solid black line with no numbers at either end and the preview window shows a solid colour (most times black but occasionally another solid colour like light blue or green).
After I first encountered this issue (only appears to occur if the transform is tried after the first resulting image is a black and white from no Colour Line Control change), I tried it repeatedly to see if it would re-occur, and found the above occurs the majority of the time, although occasionally the transform works correctly. Has occurred with both a 24 and 48 bit colour starting image (size 6048 X 4032).
Marv
If I open the Tint Transform and hit OK (no manipulation of the Colour Line Control), resulting in a black and white image, then use the Tint Transform again on the initial image, (this time trying to apply a colour tint, but that's moot due to the following), a "PWP not working" dialogue appears and the only option is to close the program, or the Tint dialogue appears with the Colour Line Control showing a solid black line with no numbers at either end and the preview window shows a solid colour (most times black but occasionally another solid colour like light blue or green).
After I first encountered this issue (only appears to occur if the transform is tried after the first resulting image is a black and white from no Colour Line Control change), I tried it repeatedly to see if it would re-occur, and found the above occurs the majority of the time, although occasionally the transform works correctly. Has occurred with both a 24 and 48 bit colour starting image (size 6048 X 4032).
Marv