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v2010.110     08/19/10     

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v2010.110 includes enhancements to the preview window in the image editor such as ability to toggle filter on/off plus ability to click a new position on the main image while the preview window is still open.

Mike

Thank you Mike.
That has improved the preview in the editor considerably by making it easier & quicker to make edits and see their effect in different areas.
I love the alternating view when a button is held on, very effective.
Terry.

Hi Jeff,
The only reason that reboot happens to me (more often the older I get) is due to the fact that I forgot to close down Qimage before installing.
Try it again, Once with Q Ultimate open and again after closing Q ultimage, but before clicking install.

Fred

Yes, that's the way it works. It is showing you "original" vs "filtered" when you hold the right hand button.
The left hand button does the same thing, but does the sharpening ; on off.
The beauty of the arrangement is the applied filters stay on all the time when you use the left button.
Let's say you had an image that needed some Levels or curves adjustment, maybe a few clicks of FILL and a boost in saturation.
Then you added  some sharpening.
When you want to look at the sharpening, on off, all the filters would go on off with the sharpening. Considering the changes you made to Levels etc, you would not be able to really judge sharpening unless the Levels and the rest were on in either state.

Works for me.... especially good on JPGS.

Fred

Mike,

Not sure if this is related to 2010.110 or may be affecting earilier versions. Yesterday I took several images at Dawlish Airshow using a Canon 7D in Raw and Mraw (reduced size raw files) if I adjust the images in QU they turn Pink or green. If I remove the or turn them down a bit filters the images will return to normal.

Sometimes I can adjust white balance in refine raw exposure and the change seeems okay so I save it only for the thumnail to rebuild in pink or green!

It can be as simple as applying a default global filter which just adds a little fill and unsharp other times I just open the refine raw exposure after adding an item to the queue.

Other times I can just open the refine raw exposure window and clear the custom white balance which I have not touched and the image changes colour.

I can see the exposure on these images is difficult which is why I'm trying to correct them but these sudden dramatic shifts are proving a major problem.

It seems to be a conflict between the refine raw exposure and the full page editor. Am I doing something wrong here?

I'm attaching some resized screen snips. I'm using win 7 64 Bit on an I7 powered motherboard with 12GB ram 2 geforce 8800 graphics cards. The monitor is calibrated with coloreyes and a dtp-94.

Regards

Mark

regards

Mark

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Jeff,
I didn't lmpw Mike was up to version 1117. I know he's prolific, but he has to sleep a little too. 
Of course, I know you meant version 111, and yes, I have been playing with it especially on faces.
It takes some getting used to, because I have to think it through. It also takes some trial and error spotting clicks to find the correct RGB tone to work on.
For example, if I want to sharpen the eyes of a subject but I don't want to sharpen the skin, and I might even want to soften the skin to minimize blemishes, I can do this by turning on the soften untargeted.
The thinking it through part comes from what is in the picture.??
I also have the alternative of selecting a tone for softening (like the skin on the face) and then turning on APPLY SHARPENING to untargeted.
I know it's a lot to absorb, but it's easier than programming your old VCR.
It takes some practice. I was up late playing with the new feature, trying various approaches and deciding which one works best on which image.

I have one trick I learned that helps me to walk through easier.
Instead of the EQ slider being at 100%, I reset that to 90 or 85% and that exaggerates the view and I see where I am sharp and where I am not shop.
When I am happy with my locations, I readjust the slider.

One more observation. (Everyone, please don't get angry!)
This is a new tool. You use it when you need it, not needed usually on every shot on the card.
I know many (over 100) people who found the Topaz filter in Photo Shop, and use it on EVERY picture they turn out because they can.
I tell them, "That's photography on drugs"
You can easily fall in love with the new Tone Targeting dual filter: sharpen and soften on the same image, and some didn't really need both applied.

Right now I am in that mode. I am applying it to all images. That's how I learn stuff.
I will have to wean myself off later.   

Fred

Then you might sign your posts with your full name; Grumpy Jeff that takes really good pictures.
I saved that river scene. I like it a lot.
Fred

We see the Red Arrows almost daily, eat your heart out.  When they break formation to land we know it is 10to 1 and dinner time.

Grumpy-jeff = Edward Jeffrey Milan.