Hi. I 've used to import several folders at once. The problem that I have
is only the images of the last imported folder shows up in the ligthtable.
I have to manually search the images using collect images module. And to do
that I have to remember the names of the imported folders. I migth have
On mercredi 6 février 2019 16:18:50 CET Normand Fortier wrote:
> Thank you for looking into this. Here is what I understand,
> unfortunately my knowledge is quite limited, so thanks for your patience!
>
> We need the display profile to display the image on the monitor that DT
> is using, but the
> You are talking about the final histogram & color picker only, and
> that's very different from having in synch over/under exposed, gamut
> check, final histogram & color pick, all on the same colorspace, so
> could you please clarify that?
Though my initial post was about the main histogram
Thank you for looking into this. Here is what I understand,
unfortunately my knowledge is quite limited, so thanks for your patience!
We need the display profile to display the image on the monitor that DT
is using, but the ultimate destination of the image is something
different: it could be
* Jouni Vartiainen [02-06-19 10:06]:
> Hi. I 've used to import several folders at once. The problem that I have
> is only the images of the last imported folder shows up in the ligthtable.
> I have to manually search the images using collect images module. And to do
> that I have to remember the
I do most of my processing for the web so the current design is good enough
for me, and more important, I'm not sure about your needs. What I do want
as a user is the over/under exposed, gamut check, final histogram & color
pick to work on sRGB, because that is what I use to export. That happens
Normand Fortier (2019-Feb-06, excerpt):
> We need the display profile to display the image on the monitor that DT is
> using, but the ultimate destination of the image is something different: it
> could be the Web (sRGB) or a printer. In my case I export images with
> ProPhoto and then the
