I just noticed that the FP palette changes depending on workspace settings.
e.g. color rendering does not show up in the DXO Extended workspace, but in DxO Standard only.
Also, the extra contrast items are not accessible within the FP palette.
Other items may be missing too?
For new customers of FP, it would be helpful to see what FP actually adds to DPL. Hiding a few tools in other palettes or tools makes the added bonus smaller than it actually is.
Request:
Make visible (again) all the features that come with FP within the FP palette.
This comes at the cost of tool duplications, which I consider to be a small cost in this case.
Iāve used FilmPack 5 Elite within Photolab since November 2017. To the best of my knowledge FilmPackās Fine contrast, Highlight Contrast, and Shadows contrast sliders have never been available within the FilmPack 5 palette. They have always been located below the Micro Contrast slider, at least on Windows. I canāt speak to their location in the Mac version.
@platypus@mwsilvers
Hi everybody,
being on Win 10, I can confirm that in PL4 these 4 contrast sliders, installed with FP as well explicitly named in the online help < ? > as being part of FP, are no more āduplicatedā under āFilmPackā in DxO Advanced Mode.
Indeed, Iām happy with that. I never liked duplication in PL3 especially in this endless Advanced list (guess also in PL2 / already uninstalled), as if I had forgotten something and had to recheck ā well, a personal thing.
In customer workspace, I have DxO Filmpack ātabā and others on the extended screen, *) some of them āunfoldedā as less important to me.
have fun, Wolfgang
My apologies. I forgot they were duplicated. I eliminated duplications with my own custom palettes all the way back in Photolab 1. I had my own customized version of the FilmPack 5 palette. As a result I didnāt notice that they were no longer in the default FilmPack palette in PhotoLab 4.
