A new interface, and two things it can now do: browse a folder, and keep the looks you build as presets. Renders are unchanged.
Added
- A contact sheet of the folder your file is in. Rate frames, filter by rating, group by day or lens, and step into subfolders. It fits the left column or covers the window.
- Every frame keeps its own settings. A cell shows the frame the way you left it, opening one restores it, and a batch export writes each frame through its own look. Copy a look from one frame and paste it onto a selection. Ratings and looks follow the file through a rename or a move.
- Presets. Save the modules you choose to a file, then hover a preset to see it on your frame before you click. A thumbnail grid renders your frame through all of them at once.
- A preset applies as a whole look or as a tweak, and remembers which. A whole look resets what it does not carry; a tweak changes only what it names.
- Undo and redo, on Cmd+Z and Shift+Cmd+Z, and as two buttons in the title bar.
- A left column with the file's own information — camera, lens, exposure, date — and a histogram of the three channels.
Changed
- The panel is one card per module, under five tabs, with the application's own settings behind the gear. A slider is one row: the label at the left, the value at the right, the track between them.
- A collapsed module keeps the values you pinned to it, as chips in its title bar.
- The window draws its own title bar, carrying the window buttons, the panel toggles, undo and redo, the file name with the render's progress, the zoom, the gear and EXPORT.
- "Reset all settings" now does what resetting every module does, and leaves the machine alone: the graphics switch, the working resolution, the cache depth and the export behaviour are not a look.
Fixed
- The Scanner module's tone curve was empty on the graphics card, which is the shipping default.
- A colour cast could survive until restart when a scene light setting failed to solve once.
- "Reset all settings" put the wrong white balance on a tungsten frame — a static neutral instead of the file's own as-shot value.
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