github marcinz606/NegPy 0.56.0
NegPy 0.56.0

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0.56.0

  • New: One Export profile control — color spaces and imported ICC profiles in a single combo, so the ICC can no longer silently override a live-looking color-space choice; Import ICC copies a profile into ~/NegPy/icc with no restart, Same as Source names the space it resolves to, and Soft Proof with its warning moves beside the profile it describes.
  • New: TIFF, PNG and JPEG export options — Bit Depth (8/16, for TIFF, PNG and JXL), TIFF Compression (Uncompressed/LZW/ZIP), PNG Compression (0-9) and JPEG Progressive; JPEG optimize is always on. RGB PNG now exports 16-bit by default.
  • Change: Plustek backend updated to pyOpticfilm 1.3. @jboneng
  • Fix: Flatbed scanners switch to their transparency source before scanning — a flatbed+TPU device ran every film scan in reflective mode with the lamp off, and probed its geometry against the flatbed area, so crops and requested DPI landed wrong. @dtrtuser
  • Fix: Slide with an Input ICC no longer corrects primaries twice — an active Input ICC replaces the raw's embedded camera matrix instead of stacking on it, matching negatives and narrowband. @thetalkingdrum
  • Fix: Linear Output white balance on 3-color CFA sensors — a missing second green multiplier (X-Trans and similar) doubled the red and blue gains and cast exports magenta. @thetalkingdrum
  • Fix: HQ preview no longer crashes on integrated GPUs — a large scan was handed to the GPU with no size budget; integrated adapters get a conservative cap and downsample with a status message instead. @TobbyTravel
  • Fix: Enter stays on Scan in the live-view popup — pressing Retake once made Enter keep retaking. @TobbyTravel
  • Fix: Copy Settings + Bounds pastes its bounds — the per-frame floors, ceils and lock state never reached the target and a pasted bounds field wiped the target's own; the paste picker now lists them as "Normalization bounds".

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