Added
- Temperature, tint, saturation, exposure, contrast, highlights, and shadows in SideScopes Lab. The displayed image and the scopes use the same adjusted pixels.
- A fresh desktop installation starts with Vectorscope and Waveform, a compact application window at the left of the primary display, and a moderate square global region in the open display area.
- An optional preference for hiding live pointer markers without hiding the RGB readout or pinned markers.
Changed
- The browser experience is named SideScopes Lab throughout and changes from a side-by-side desktop workspace to a vertical workspace on narrow screens.
- Face-tracked regions use a face binding icon while retaining the window title as their label. The first click stops face tracking while keeping the region attached to its window; the next makes it global.
- The application documentation begins with the default global region, separates macOS and Windows application shortcuts, and presents default shortcuts separately from scope names.
Fixed
- The Lab region border now matches the native filled ring, hazard band, handles, and device-pixel stroke geometry.
- The close control remains attached to the region while it is moved or resized on macOS, Windows, and in the Lab.
- Face detection on macOS now reads ten-bit screen captures correctly.
- The compact first-run placement is preserved when the macOS window becomes visible.
- The status-bar color swatch is aligned and spaced consistently with the RGB readout.
The Lab controls are designed for observing how scope traces respond. They do not reproduce the processing of a particular image or video editor. SideScopes continues to measure display-referred screen-capture pixels; this release does not add source-file access, HDR measurement, or color-management metadata.