indii.org / Urban Lightscape
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Use Urban Lightscape for exposure correction, localised brightness
adjustments and the introduction of artificial lighting to a photo.
By placing control points on the photo, you are able to lighten or
darken (dodge or burn) at these points, with Urban Lightscape
cleverly interpolating between these points to infill adjustments
across the entire photo.

Urban Lightscape is available as a standalone app for Windows, Mac,
Linux and other Unix-like OS. It is also available as a plugin to
Adobe Photoshop, Photoshop Elements and Corel Paint Shop Pro.

For further information, tips and documentation, see the website at
www.indii.org/urbanlightscape.


Acknowledgements
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The application icon was designed by Creative Freedom,
http://www.creativefreedom.co.uk.

The program uses icons from the Gnome 2.18 Icon Theme by AMAZIGH Aneglus,
http://art.gnome.org/themes/icon?page=2. They are distributed by the author
under the GNU General Public License Version 2.0. You should have received a
copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program, in the
LICENSE.txt file; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51
Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.

On Linux, wxWidgets 2.8 back-support was restored courtesy of a patch from
Gonzalo Huerta-Canepa, http://gonzalo.huerta.cl.


Requirements
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  * wxWidgets v2.8 or later <http://www.wxwidgets.org/>
  * Boost.uBLAS and Boost.Random <http://www.boost.org/>

These are commonly installed with Linux distributions or readily
available through package managers. You may need to install both boost
and boost-devel packages, and wxGTK and wxGTK-devel, packages in order
to compile.


Installation
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To compile and install the program use:

./configure --disable-assert CXXFLAGS="-msse2 -O3 -g3"
make
sudo make install

The given configure options are highly recommended to ensure smooth
performance of the user interface.

If you are not running on an x86 processor, omit the -msse2 option from
the configure line.


Version history
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v1.4.0
* Maintenance release.

v1.3.3
* Maintenance release.

v1.3.2
* Fixed crash bug for particular image sizes.

v1.3.1
* Retina display support and compatibility updates on Mac OS X.

v1.3.0
* Added 16 and 32 bits per channel support to plugin.
* Restored online help system in plugin on Mac OS X.
* Window size and position now preserved between launches.

v1.2.4
* Maintenance release for Adobe Exchange, updating package to latest format.

v1.2.3
* Maintenance release on Mac OS X, updating to latest libraries and SDKs.

v1.2.2
* Fixed crash bug on some images.

v1.2.1
* Adjustment at newly added control points now inferred from existing
  points.
* Added high resolution icons for Mac.

v1.2.0
* Added Tolerance slider.
* Fixed default parameter settings in plugin.
* Fixed occasional crash bugs.

v1.1.1
* Reverted to Carbon libraries for 32-bit plugin builds on Mac OS X, fixing
  crashes under Photoshop CS4 and earlier.

v1.1.0
* Performance improvements when interacting with control points.

v1.0.4
* Performance improvements under Windows.
* Fixed some flickering and refresh issues in preview image when running
  under Windows classic theme.
* Fixed zoom-fit function.
* Fixed gcc 4.6 compile errors under Linux.

v1.0.3
* Fixed wxWidgets 2.8 support on Linux.
* Fixed 32-bit plugin not loading under Windows.

v1.0.2
* Separated file types in file dialogs.
* Restored cross-hatch background on Linux.
* Fixed 64-bit plugin not loading under Windows.
* Added version information to plugin under Windows.

v1.0.1
* Removed "Open" button from info bar on Mac, causing crash.

v1.0.0
* First release

