GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 132480
All channels to be visible in Curves dialog
Last modified: 2006-06-13 00:14:08 UTC
It would be nice to have option to show all channels in Curves dialog. Similar to what is shown as a screenshot in this address: http://www. scantips.com/dual2.html (here it is 'levels' tool which has several channels shown). This will quadruple the size of Curves dialog, so it probably would be best to have this behind some kind of extension button (kind of 'Advanced options..').
This is to some extent a duplicate of bug #128694 but since it suggests a different approach it should probably not be closed as a duplicate. I would prefer to see the screenshot attached here since links to external pages tend to break. Perhaps the bug reporter could do this?
Created attachment 23735 [details] Quick mockup of curves tool with several manipulators.
If you ask me, this takes way too much screen estate and blocks the view on the image window. The image window is the important thing when doing color corrections so I would really prefer the solution proposed in bug #128694.
Yeah, I know what you mean. That's why I'm all for the 'toggle' button for such a feature. On the other hand, on 1600x1200, this ain't that big. Twice the width of tool palette. It most likely will cover tool palette and some part of image. In theory this could be reduced to regular-width, 3x height dialog, moving 'value' channel away. Additionally, it's no exactly clear what governs width of the 'curve' -widget. It measures as 256x256 pixels, could it be set to 100x100, with an option for bigger view?
Could you please read the other reports first. Your bug report was almost a duplicate already and now you are coming up with more points that are already mentioned in other reports about the Curves tool.
The histogram offers this option now and you can have the histogram opened together with the Curves dialog. It will also update with the changes you do to the curves. IMO that is sufficient and this report should be resolved.
Resolving as FIXED on the basis of comments.