When editing, I constantly notice that, using the histogram as a guide when editing, when finished all looks perfect. If I then advance to the next raw file and return the same image, the histogram is noticeably different at each end. Surely, if the histogram truly reflects the content, it should no…

I can’t find any focusing distance slider. I’m on windows and the manual says it should appear automatically but doesn’t mention when and where. George

It appears automatically in Geometry palette right after the module download but only in case Focusing distance is not properly specified in Exif data: [PhotoLab_RGSODI2l0J] Regards, Svetlana G.

@George , can yo see the tool when you edit your workspace, e.g. add a palette and click on its hamburger menu?

No, I can’t see it. And lost the slider with focal length. If it depends on the image, I lost a lot of time searching for something that isn’t there. I think the interface of dxo is horrible, also of dxomark. I know they are separated. Here is a screenshot. With a keyword :wink: [Naamloos]

Dear George, First, as I see you’ve got an unresolved module ambiguity (yellow icon) -> as the result the module is not applied yet - unless you select it manually. And as I have already said above this sub-palette only appears when there is a problem with autodetection -> so in most cases you jus…

[image] sgospodarenko: this sub-palette only appears when there is a problem with autodetection …so the windows version really differs from the Mac version. If I were to choose, I’d prefer the non-automatic approach (also for lens modules) over the automatic one. Being in control is something…

Hello @platypus , Please, correct me if I’m wrong, but for most images you’ve got these sub-palettes disabled, isn’t it? And this is the only difference with Win - we hide them, MAC disable them. Regards, Svetlana G.

The modules were applied but it seems that another module was available. That’s what I meant: I was spending time searching for something that wasn’t available and visible for me. That’s a fault in the interface of dxo… @Mike The histogram represents the appearance of different pixel values. It…

[image] George: The modules were applied but it seems that another module was available. No they were not (I see it by the look of your icon) and Manual Distortion. In case several modules are available and you download them all, the module is not applied unless you press on the yellow icon …

[image] George: I think the interface of dxo is horrible George - Are you aware that you can define a layout that suits your specific requirements? See here for more info … John M

Inconsistent Histogram

DxO PhotoLab macOS topics

Wolfgang ([ Win11, PL10, FP7, VP5, Nik8 + 3.3 ]) January 20, 2021, 9:37am 41