- Adds support for opening PNG images
FilmLab Release Notes
- Fixes a bug where FilmLab on Windows would crash when attempting to export files in TIFF format
- Fixed a bug where FilmLab would crash on startup on Macs running MacOS 12 (Montery) and older. If you ran into this bug on a previous beta release, it may prevent auto-update from working. If so, you’ll need to download the latest beta directly from our website.
- Fixed a crash when batch processing files
- Fixed an issue with visual artifacts showing up in output files when using the “Standard” camera profile
- Extended the range of the density slider
Demo Video
New Features and Improvements
- Selectable film profiles for Color Negative process
- Improved color conversion for Color Negative process
- Shadow and highlight controls for both Color Negative and Black and White Negative processes
- More usable slider ranges for Color Negative and Black and White Negative processes
Bug fixes
- Fixes an issue where exported images would come out black on some computers
- Fixes a related issue where FilmLab sometimes became unstable after exporting
- Fixes several other potential crashing issues
For full details and sample images, see the blog post.
- Fixes a bug where image aspect ratio would be wrong after resizing a window with the editor open
- Fixes a bug that caused a crash
- Fixes a bug where a FilmLab process would continue running in the background after closing the app in Windows
- Fixes a bug where the wrong camera sensor profile was sometimes being used by default
- Improves auto exposure and auto color algorithms
FilmLab 3 is a big leap forward in color science and speed. For full details on FilmLab 3 and what’s included in the first beta release, see the announcement.