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Photoline cut hold image update#
Photoline cut hold image 32 bit#

automatically saving a pld file alongside a format like jpg.panel layouts can be reset back to their original state.content lying outside the work area can be hidden now.document list can be converted to a tab-like configuration.cloud filter now supports gradients and 48bit (16bit per channel).curve editor usability enhancements: holding down the key limits movement in vertical axis only.

mask layers are now displayed in the channel pane.virtual layers can be used to create mirror painting setups with any number of axes.

Photoline cut hold image update#

virtual copies/clones of a layer or group of layers now update in realtime when the original is adjusted.display layer masks in one window while showing the result in another window.Handy when you are working on a mask in one window, while checking the result in the other (windows) move and zoom with the hand tool can affect multiple windows now.adjustment layer mask softening setting.

Photoline cut hold image 32 bit#

vector layers and gradients now work in full 32 bit per colour.

auto-completion of meta data in the information dialog The web export also supports this new web format

guides and grids can now be dynamically activated while holding down the key.

Incredibly handy when working with cloned/virtualized layers/groups of layers! Place all your source images on one page, and use clones on the other pages.

multiple windows per document, and each window can display a different page you are working on.

For example, send a layer or the complete file you are working on to (let’s say) Krita, make changes, and send it back to Photoline

external editors and plugins can be invoked.

the brush settings have been expanded to include dynamic settings like random position, colour, brush angle, and so on.

the interface can changed to a dark theme (colour of the interface is controlled with a slider).

All panels are dockable and can be moved around individually

the user interface’s look has been updated.

Layer masks behave like any other layer, and also support adjustment layers and layer effects. A layer supports any number of layer masks and layer mask groups. Photoline already supports a full 8/16/32 bit per channel workflow, allows the user to set any layer to any image mode in the same document (each layer can be set to RGB, CMYK, Lab, Grey or Monochrome), and delivers a mostly non-destructive workflow with full adjustment layers and layer effects, as well as virtualized/cloned layers. One of the old-age criticisms made against Photoline (the limited configurability of the user interface) is now, for the most part, history. This update focuses on workflow improvements accross the board, as well as adding interoperability with other editors. Version 18 of Photoline is out now! This time 15(!) new beta versions were made available to registered users (including myself) and tested through their core.