ok, but not for now...B.Douille wrote: Mon Sep 21, 2026 7:49 am Since v59 the comparison tool shows 2 graphs, one for each picture. My suggestion is to have a single graph and make it show the curves progressively (or abruptly if not possible) as the user move the slider on the left or right.
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No urgency for the comparison tool
And what about graphs / clipping in the adjusment tools ?Having the same design than Curve for Exposure, Contrast,... would be useful. I think it can be always displayed.
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Can we have these graphs in a future release?so Histogram&Clipping when editing an image (like curves)?
Same design for Contrast, Brightness, Exposure,... as for Curve
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yes i'll add it in v66B.Douille wrote: Sat Sep 26, 2026 2:09 pmCan we have these graphs in a future release?so Histogram&Clipping when editing an image (like curves)?
Same design for Contrast, Brightness, Exposure,... as for Curve
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My suggestion was to see the graphs as in the Curve tool, permanently
Something like that (thanks to the Filigrane tool that helped me to quickly build this mockup)
Something like that (thanks to the Filigrane tool that helped me to quickly build this mockup)
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please check v71
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Wahoo, that makes a huge difference vs competitors
I think it should be set by default.
... and even the on/off button is no more relevant
However, after some more trials, did we definitely loose the colours ? It doesn't make sense for Exposure, Contrast, Brightness, etc... It’s clearer for them but for the three modifying the tone (Warmth, Hue and Sepia) it can be valuable.
I think it should be set by default.
... and even the on/off button is no more relevant
However, after some more trials, did we definitely loose the colours ? It doesn't make sense for Exposure, Contrast, Brightness, etc... It’s clearer for them but for the three modifying the tone (Warmth, Hue and Sepia) it can be valuable.
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Please check v72B.Douille wrote: Fri Oct 02, 2026 1:14 pm However, after some more trials, did we definitely loose the colours ? It doesn't make sense for Exposure, Contrast, Brightness, etc... It’s clearer for them but for the three modifying the tone (Warmth, Hue and Sepia) it can be valuable.
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In v72 all the graphs shows the colours where I felt differently :
And as said earlier, the graphs should be always visibles. That's a big value added by XnView vs standard tools.
If too complicated, I think it's best to have all the graphs in monochrome, at least for the time being.It doesn't make sense for Exposure, Contrast, Brightness, etc... It’s clearer for them but for the three modifying the tone (Warmth, Hue and Sepia) it can be valuable.
And as said earlier, the graphs should be always visibles. That's a big value added by XnView vs standard tools.
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