Changed GUI behaviour so that the first slider sets the reference exponent (green channel), and the other two sliders set the ratio of the red/blue exponent to the reference one. This should be more intuitive, and less confusing when clicking on the reset-to-default slider button. Now the first slider sets the general contrast, while the other two affect the color.
Lowered exponent slider max value from 6 to 4 (it was too large to be useful). New sliders are log-scale.
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@@ -1638,12 +1638,12 @@ TP_EXPOSURE_TCMODE_STANDARD;Standard
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TP_EXPOSURE_TCMODE_WEIGHTEDSTD;Weighted Standard
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TP_EXPOS_BLACKPOINT_LABEL;Raw Black Points
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TP_EXPOS_WHITEPOINT_LABEL;Raw White Points
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TP_FILMNEGATIVE_BLUE;Blue exponent
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TP_FILMNEGATIVE_GREEN;Green exponent (lead)
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TP_FILMNEGATIVE_BLUE;Blue ratio
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TP_FILMNEGATIVE_GREEN;Reference exponent (contrast)
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TP_FILMNEGATIVE_GUESS_TOOLTIP;Calculate exponents by picking 2 neutral reference spots in the image; one white (light gray) and one black (dark gray).\nThe order does not matter. The exponents will be updated after the second spot is picked.
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TP_FILMNEGATIVE_LABEL;Film Negative
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TP_FILMNEGATIVE_PICK;Pick white and black spots
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TP_FILMNEGATIVE_RED;Red exponent
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TP_FILMNEGATIVE_RED;Red ratio
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TP_FILMNEGATIVE_REF_SPOTS;Film negative reference spots
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TP_FILMSIMULATION_LABEL;Film Simulation
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TP_FILMSIMULATION_SLOWPARSEDIR;RawTherapee is configured to look for Hald CLUT images, which are used for the Film Simulation tool, in a folder which is taking too long to load.\nGo to Preferences > Image Processing > Film Simulation\nto see which folder is being used. You should either point RawTherapee to a folder which contains only Hald CLUT images and nothing more, or to an empty folder if you don't want to use the Film Simulation tool.\n\nRead the Film Simulation article in RawPedia for more information.\n\nDo you want to cancel the scan now?
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