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Due to a request here: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/111023-need-color-temperature-control-equivalent-to-windows-live-photo-gallery/ I created a Temperature / Tint Adjustment plugin. It is found under the Adjustment menu. User Interface: Algorithm: This is where I found the algorithm that I used: http://www.tannerhelland.com/5675/simple-algorithms-adjusting-image-temperature-tint/ Here you can visualize the sliders overlaid on the standard color wheel: CodeLab Script: // Name: Temperature/Tint // Submenu: Adjustment // Author: BoltBait // Title: BoltBait's Temperature/Tint v1.3 // Version: 1.3 // Desc: Adjust the Temperature or Tint of a photograph // Keywords: Temperature|Tint // URL: http://BoltBait.com/pdn #region UICode IntSliderControl Amount1 = 0; // [-20,20] Temperature IntSliderControl Amount2 = 0; // [-20,20] Tint CheckboxControl Amount3 = false; // [0,1] Preview original image #endregion private byte Clamp2Byte(int iValue) { if (iValue < 0) return 0; if (iValue > 255) return 255; return (byte)iValue; } unsafe void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) { for (int y = rect.Top; y < rect.Bottom; y++) { if (IsCancelRequested) return; ColorBgra* srcPtr = src.GetPointAddressUnchecked(rect.Left, y); ColorBgra* dstPtr = dst.GetPointAddressUnchecked(rect.Left, y); for (int x = rect.Left; x < rect.Right; x++) { ColorBgra CurrentPixel = *srcPtr; if (!Amount3) { CurrentPixel.R = Clamp2Byte(CurrentPixel.R + Amount1); // Temperature CurrentPixel.B = Clamp2Byte(CurrentPixel.B - Amount1); // Temperature CurrentPixel.G = Clamp2Byte(CurrentPixel.G + Amount2); // Tint } *dstPtr = CurrentPixel; srcPtr++; dstPtr++; } } } Download: Download as part of my plugin pack, here: https://forums.getpaint.net/BoltBaitPluginPack Support: This plugin is for paint.net 4.0.6+ If you are running Paint.NET 3.5.11, you can build your own copy using the CodeLab source above. You'll need to update the UICode region by replacing "IntSliderControl" with "int" and "CheckboxControl" with "bool". Or, if CodeLab scares you, download the 3.5.11 version here: http://forums.getpaint.net/index.php?/topic/111031-temperature-tint-adjustment/&do=findComment&comment=527785

Thank you Thank you Thank you. Can you believe I just found your pack today? I can. What better way to say thank you than sharing a few uses of your shapes. Exactly what I needed to practice with. Just finished all of TRs add-ins and I too like the shapemaker. Hope to get to learn it as well as you. Then I can have some fancy dancy icons to share with you. In the meantime - keep on shaping. I know - too much red. Still a noobie

Having a play around with @MJW's Texture Merger ..............

So my husband's godson/nephew is getting confirmed, and as one of his sponsors the Lion had to write a letter to him. (I'm not Catholic so I'm not sure what-all is involved here.) Anyway, Lion asked me to touch up some pictures and make some artwork for the cover. I'm quite proud of how the whole thing turned out, but since I don't have permission to post nephew's picture here's the background I made for the cover page: All PDN. Finished product has a cameo portrait of nephew with gold text.

This is a great Plugin @BoltBait and thank you . Perfect for getting a very subtle change in color on photos and will have many other uses as well. Before After

ADMIN NOTE: This plugin will not work in paint.net 4.0+. To get an updated version which will work, download TechnoRobbo's update in this post. -- Here is my icon and cursor format plug-in for Paint.NET Installation: Download IcoCur.Zip. Unzip the dll and put it in the "FileTypes" folder in the Paint.NET directory. It will load and save .ico, .cur and .ani files (.ani as of July 29, 2006). When loading from an icon or cursor file that contains multiple images, you are given a prompt and allowed to choose which image to load. It always bugged me when there would be 3 or so images in an icon file and other image editors would just auto-load the low resoultion 8x8 one or something like that, so I added the feature to choose. Although I've never seen any, I suppose there could be icons with 16-bit image data; there is support for this, albeit untested. Please let me know what you think. IcoCur.zip

TinyPNG This is a save filetype plugin that will use the TinyPNG service to compress images. Requested here. TinyPNG uses lossy compression, while maintaining transparency and most visual quality. A few things to keep in mind: -An active internet connect is required -This will send your image to a third party service (TinyPNG), and download a compressed version generated by said third party. You'll need to read their Terms of Service; especially the privacy section. -You need to sign up for your own API key. Real world photo comparison: Your Mileage may vary Left: Original Image - 204KB, Right: TinyPNG (very little compression artifacts) - 44KB . Download TinyPNG.zip Installation 1) Place both TinyPNGPlugin.dll & TinyPNG.txt into your FileTypes directory. 2) Copy and paste your API key into the TinyPNG.txt file. Source Code https://github.com/toehead2001/pdn-tinypng

Very nice rosary @LionsDragon! I'm sure your nephew will love it! Happy confirming!

Wonderful, wonderful orbs (balls?)!! Love the texture and the glow! Great image, Pixey. What would we do without Texture Merger?

Here it is: BoltBait's TemperatureTint for PdN 3.5.11.zip

Awesome job on the Orbs Pixey! The glow is fantastic! I knew you would get the hang of that plugin messin' around with it like you were.

Very cute rosary! I especially like the beads texture

Nice colors on those objects () Looks like a fine example of that plug-in Pixie. Thanks for mentioning it. One I don't have yet. You keep me inspired. Still a long road ahead for me.

Those are fantastic! I will have some reps for you as soon as my clock resets. How did you get that inner glow?

Ohhhh - that is absolutely perfect for the occasion - it's so well done. I am certain it will be much appreciated and even more special that it came from your heart in PDN. Have a great day at the confirmation

Cool job! It looks indeed operatic!

Awww @lynxster4 that is so darn cute. Hope you are doing okay . Been a sad time for you! Enjoy the new babe.

Gorgeous new picture! (Coming to you from the Peanuts gang's home town, in fact.)

Oookay, my last try. Complete renewed leather texture (MultiSpline), seams and threads and (thanks Gridwarp ) shape too.

Made this one in PDN. I used GridWarp to stretch out the seams at the edges. I made this map years ago. Don't know why I didn't think to use GridWarp before....

100% PDN with Texture Merger & free form painting.

Second (and a half) try with minor changes (after reading the discussion I removed the background)

100% PDN

I used a few plugins like Red Ochre's Contour.

Thank you all for your kind words. It means a lot to have such great support. Mum had a nice send off today with a lot of the family present. Sadly on monday 23rd of January I lost a niece at the tender age of 33. It goes without saying that the family is crushed. Not a good start to our year. I will return to host the comp in the near future, but not sure how soon. Once more, many thanks for the condolences. Those I have not yet rep'd I will give them when mine are refreshed again. Drew.

OMG - the kitties are so cute . And here's mine helping me on my computer ......... Felix. He could be Machfiva Flounceandpounce von Sturmundrang's sister brother.

Tinkering with ShapeMaker yesterday and churned out a quick shapes pack. My Superheroes Pack: Great for your children and grandchildren! If you play with it yourself......I won't tell..... Please enjoy the pack! Installer pack is available in post #1

I forced the dialog to the foreground when shown - they were being lost in the background even though they were modal. Added this code to Shown Events: this.TopMost = true; this.Focus(); this.BringToFront(); Sorry missed that. Try this v4.0.1 IcoCur.zip