First of all congratulations on a very impressive app! I’m trying to see if it can replace Capture One for me. One difference and an area where I feel C1 is a bit more sophisticated is the behaviour of the white and black sliders v shadows and highlights. In C1, moving black slider moves the left side of the histogram away from the 0 point, but around the median or two-thirds mark (so 125-160 range) the histogram doesn’t move further, so it gets compressed. The shadow slider moves the left side of the histogram to the right, with much less or very little compression. White and highlight sliders to the opposite. These affect mostly the 0 – 15th percentile (guesstimates). The advantage is that with black and white sliders you can accurately reduce the dynamic range (especially useful for editing for printing) without the relatively crude use of the levels tool. Shadows and highlights are useful for the 15-30th percentile and then brightness is really about the central part.
In Nitro I haven’t worked out yet how to manipulate the histogram in a similar targeted fashion. In fact, it seems the black slider in Nitro is more like the shadows in C1, and shadows in Nitro more like blacks in C1.
Am I missing something in Nitro? Misunderstanding how the sliders affect the histogram?