I decided to test the HDR functionality in PL and merged 5 photos. The result was very nice, but needed some additional adjustments. I added a Histogram Adjustment layer and then an Exposure Adjustment layer to add some contrast when I got the following display.
I understand the red and black markings to be where the two extremes are, but what is the blue?
What are these blue bands on the image?
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MikeFromMesa
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What are these blue bands on the image?
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Martin Huber
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Re: What are these blue bands on the image?
No, there are no markings.MikeFromMesa hat geschrieben: ↑Di 10 Okt 2017 21:17 (...)I understand the red and black markings to be where the two extremes are, but what is the blue?
You found a problem. HDR is creating a Lab image and in PhotoLine 20.50 Exposure (and also Curves) don't work correctly in Lab mode.
We will fix that.
Martin
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MikeFromMesa
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Re: What are these blue bands on the image?
Thank you.
I have been experimenting with the HDR functionality and your bug fix will surely help me in using that functionality. In the meantime I should then be able to just change the Layer Type from Lab to RGB and continue working.
I have been experimenting with the HDR functionality and your bug fix will surely help me in using that functionality. In the meantime I should then be able to just change the Layer Type from Lab to RGB and continue working.
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Martin Huber
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Re: What are these blue bands on the image?
Yes, that would be the easiest thing.MikeFromMesa hat geschrieben: ↑Mi 11 Okt 2017 16:08In the meantime I should then be able to just change the Layer Type from Lab to RGB and continue working.
Martin